Kim Kataguiri: And what I hear every day from app drivers is that often they go there, the bank runs its assessment, and despite the supposedly subsidized credit from the government, the bank only grants R$30,000, R$36,000, R$40,000 in financing to buy a R$140,000 or R$150,000 car.
Kim Kataguiri: So there was all that announcement, all that fuss, and Boulos is now trying to do cheap populism to fool delivery workers, to fool... drivers and make them his electoral base; they made a big fuss saying 'we're on the side of the delivery workers, we're on the side of the drivers,' and when it comes time to deliver absolutely nothing.
There's no point in announcing a major public policy and then handing it over to the banks, and the banks deny that credit to the drivers.
Kim Kataguiri: You're giving cheap little speeches; you're not structurally changing the lives of these app drivers.
Kim Kataguiri: And they aren't fools; they'll always remember that it was the Lula government that sent a proposal to tax, to take 30% of... what app drivers and delivery workers receive.