Renan Santos: If that is 'militarizing'... That may be the term, but there is no transformation of Brazil into a military republic.
Renan Santos: Moreover, when I speak of using, for example, state of defense and guarantee of law and order, so those watching can understand, it's basically having a special statute so that when you face crime in a region, the military, especially the police, have more means of action; this will be done regionally, not at the national level.
So I will, for example, put a favela that is taken over by crime in a state of defense so the police can go in there and defeat the crime — an entire city — but not...
Desconhecido: I would like you, sir, to talk about some actions that are pending at the Superior Electoral Court and that involve your candidacy.
Desconhecido: Recently Minister Dias Toffoli even suspended your campaign on social networks for a few days, including your appearances in interviews and debates.