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Lula perdeu as condições de negociar pelo Brasil
33 statements · 1 politicians · June 2, 2026 · 4 min
Statements by Flavio Bolsonaro. 33 transcribed statements, with topic and stance on the ones the analysis classified. Topics: Public Safety and Order, Commercial Policy, Foreign Policy and Diplomacy.
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About: combat organized crime
In two days as a pre-candidate for the presidency of Brazil, we have already done more for the public security of the Brazilian people than Lula and the PT in 20 years.
About: combat organized crime
PCC and Comando Vermelho, classified as terrorist groups by the government of the United States, opening a window of opportunity for Brazil to join the group of countries like Argentina, Paraguay, El Salvador, which, united... we can fight these terrorists who have kidnapped more than 50 million Brazilians in areas that are dominated by them.
About: combat organized crime
We are going to free these people and restore sovereignty to them.
About: combat organized crime
Unlike Lula, who went down on his knees to Trump, lobbying in favor of the PCC and CV, a disgrace.
About: avoid imposing tariffs on Brazilian companies
Furthermore, I made the direct request... that the United States not tax Brazilian companies, which are already absurdly taxed by the Lula government; Brazilian entrepreneurs are already suffocated by so many taxes, bureaucracy, and persecution, they are even leaving Brazil.
About: avoid imposing tariffs on Brazilian companies
So I explained that it would not be fair to tax them even more.
About: avoid imposing tariffs on Brazilian companies
I stressed that the United States would no longer need to use tariff policy to negotiate with Brazil.
About: negotiate with the United States on equal terms to protect Brazilian interests
Because starting in January 2027, Brazil will have a President of the Republic who will sit down to negotiate on equal terms.
About: negotiate with the United States on equal terms to protect Brazilian interests
We will reach an agreement that is good for both nations.
- Neutral
About: investigate commercial practices through Section 301
This study, just released, of the so-called Section 301, covered more than 60 countries, including Brazil.
- Neutral
About: investigate commercial practices through Section 301
An investigation that began in 2025, well before
my visit to the United States last week.
About: maintain friendly and cooperative relations with the United States
The reality is that this tariff is Lula's, because of his aggressive tone toward the United States, his anti-American rhetoric, and for advocating that the dollar cease to be the standard currency in international relations.
And another thing, no one believes in Lula anymore.
About: fulfill international commitments
He meets with Trump, makes commitments and doesn't follow through.
About: combat organized crime
That was the case when it came to cracking down on the PCC and the CV.
About: combat organized crime
Lula promised to fight them and didn't follow through.
About: combat organized crime
So I, and I'm not even President of the Republic yet, have to go there and fix it.
About: seek international cooperation to combat organized crime
And tell him that starting in 2027, if the Brazilian people so wish and God permits, Brazil will be part of the shield of the Americas.
About: combat organized crime
A partnership of practically all the countries of the Americas to truly combat organized crime and terrorist factions.
I already did Lula's job once.
About: avoid imposing tariffs on Brazilian companies
Am I going to have to do his job again to prevent Brazilian companies from being subject to tariffs?
About: avoid imposing tariffs on Brazilian companies
In any case, I will send a letter to the American government asking it not to apply tariffs to Brazilian companies.
But I'm not the president of Brazil yet.
About: avoid imposing tariffs on Brazilian companies
It's Lula's obligation to go there and resolve it.
About: avoid imposing tariffs on Brazilian companies
If you have difficulty, Lula, I'm here; I'm even willing to help for the good of the Brazilian people.
About your insults, Lula, it seems you're under pressure or something like that.
Are your criminals the ones making you so nervous?
I will not stoop to your low level, Lula.
You shouldn't even be sitting in the chair of the President of the Republic.
I know you're nervous, because you know your government has a deadline to end.
It's now, in December 2026.
And you know it will be the end of the PT's cycle of destruction of our Brazil.
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