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What Kim Kataguiri said about ensure transparency and oversee the use of amendments and the secret budget

About: ensure transparency and oversee the use of amendments and the secret budget

Kim Kataguiri: Deputy Chico spoke about it not being bad to be a minority within parliament, better than having a majority based on 'toma lá, dá cá'.

Kim Kataguiri: But today Lula's government precisely has a majority based on 'toma lá, dá cá'.

Ninety percent of the proposals the government puts forward are approved, and the most important ones with the government paying for amendments via the secret budget.

Kim Kataguiri · 1:09

Kim Kataguiri: I disagree here with what Deputy Chico said about it being only 12%.

Kim Kataguiri: Twelve percent is a lot.

Why it was classified this way · 88% confidence

alleges that the government pays amendments via 'orçamento secreto', criticizing the practice and calling for transparency.

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