Democracy and Political Culture

Well, I'll reiterate here, not only disagreeing with you, José, and Fabíola: our discourse is not radical in any sense; our discourse is simply sensible.

O Brasil de uma torcida que sabe admirar um jogador de outro time e que entende que as coisas vão ser leves e sem violência, é o Brasil que precisa vencer.

I know it's not fashionable to be a politician who dialogues and respects opponents.

Brazil needs politics with peace, people who dialogue.

We have to come together into a battalion, a broad front, to be able to rebuild Brazilian politics, based on consensus, dialogue, divergence, with rationality, with balance and with civility above all.

Well, first it's necessary that the political class, the good people in politics, reconnect with the streets.

Second, listening more than speaking.

Because that's it, we created this idea that political negotiation is made with those parliamentary leaders.