Simone Tebet: I don't usually talk about parties other than allied parties or the opponents' ticket.
Simone Tebet: I'll leave that; it's a criterion he has to establish.
What I can say, Nicolas, is that it's no use applying perfume or talking about cosmetics on a ticket that is empty of content.
Simone Tebet: It is no use having men or women, or only women or only men, when you have a government program that represents civilizational setbacks.
Simone Tebet: I'm not only talking about the economy, I'm talking about rights; I'm speaking in comparison to a government of the father, to which I had the opportunity, in the Federal Senate, to oppose practically from the beginning, for realizing what a sham it was, it was elected... and, upon taking the chair, proved to be absolutely oblivious to Brazil's real problems.