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JORNALISTA fez pergunta POLÊMICA e tive que RESPONDER
203 statements · 1 politicians · January 14, 2026 · 22 min
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But I wanted to know whether Kim Kataguiri is a pre-candidate for the government of the state of São Paulo for Missão.
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If Governor Tarcísio were a candidate for the presidency, were chosen instead of Flávio Bolsonaro, would you change course, would you support Tarcísio?
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How will you deal with the issue of the electoral fund?
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I wanted to open our interview, this chat, by asking whether you are indeed a pre-candidate for the government of the State of São Paulo or not.
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The Missão Party is starting its activities, let's put it that way, right?
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But I wanted to know if Kim Kataguiri is a pre-candidate for the government of the State of São Paulo for Missão.
We will make that decision collectively in the party in the month of July.
There is still no decision about that pre-candidacy yet.
It will depend on how we put together our ticket here at the federal and state levels.
It will also depend on what the polling landscape looks like until July.
So, for now, we still have no decision.
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And what is Missão's line of thinking?
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Is it more to the right or is it to be totally independent, to have an independent candidate here for the state government, for the presidency?
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What is the Missão Party's vision from here?
Both: to be right-wing and to be independent.
We are a right different from the Bolsonarist right; we, first of all, have coherence, have honesty, something that was lacking during the Bolsonaro government, which promised big economic reforms, did not deliver an administrative reform, did not deliver cuts to privileges, in fact, sent an administrative reform without the elite.
of the public civil service, without the political class, without the judiciary, without the Public Prosecutor's Office, did not manage to pass a tax reform, in fact approved the opposite.
It broke the spending cap practically 20 times and approved the PEC-CAMICAS.
So, our course is a deep reform of the State.
We have been advocating a new Constitution.
We believe that the 1988 Constitution is, to a large extent, responsible for the country's failure in practically all public policies.
We have fallen behind most of our peers, developing countries.
We grew less; we have a worse health service, we have a worse education service.
A quite frightening data point that I usually cite.
is that the poorest student in Vietnam, in Southeast Asia — the country has practically twice our poverty rate — has a math score very similar in PISA, the international secondary education assessment, to that of the student from the richest school here in Brazil.
So, this is one of the signs of our failure: in infrastructure, in competitiveness too; you see several sectors of the national industry
defending and lobbying for the "buzinhas" rate, because it fell behind, because it did not fight for us to have cheaper infrastructure, mainly production infrastructure, did not fight for us to have a modernization of labor laws so it would not be so expensive, and so you would not have to pay so much to the government and so little to the employee.
as our labor obligations are today.
So, first point: a deep reform of the State.
Second point, a very vehement defense of confronting organized crime, a declaration of war against organized crime, an operation involving the Armed Forces to retake territories today dominated by organized crime and also operations of financial strangulation, and today we are seeing one of the biggest scandals — I would say the biggest scandal in the country's history — which is the Banco Master case, involved with the PCC and, more alarmingly, involving the supreme minister, the elites of the Senate, the elites of the Chamber of Deputies, of the Palácio do Canal.
So, very briefly, because we invited several specialists from all over Brazil to build what we call the Yellow Book, which is first... a diagnosis of why we got to where we are, where exactly we are today in all sectors.
So, we have discussions in the Yellow Book about defense, infrastructure, security, health, education, the environment, and where we want to get to.
So, we have a rather deep program built, unlike what most parties defend.
You see party leaders using the airtime to speak on television.
I want more health, I want more education, I want more security.
Okay, and who wants less?
How do you want to get there?
Everyone has that generic discourse, with no coherence, no depth that we propose to have.
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We are talking with federal deputy Kim Kataguiri.
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