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87 classified statements · 1 politicians · August 25, 2026 · 48 min
Statements by Gabriel Azevedo. 87 excerpts classified by topic and stance. Topics: Fiscal and Social Policy, Intergovernmental Relations, Public Service, Education.
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Gabriel Azevedo
2:35
About: align growth of public spending with revenue variation
We need to take care of the finances in order to take care of the people.
Why it was classified this way · 88% confidence Explicitly declares 'cuidar das contas para cuidar das pessoas'.
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Gabriel Azevedo
2:40
About: reduce the public deficit
When Fernando Pimentel's government ended, we had a large public deficit and little responsibility with debt repayment.
Why it was classified this way · 75% confidence Reports past deficits at the end of the previous government without proposing immediate measures.
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Gabriel Azevedo
2:50
About: reduce the public deficit
We are owing almost twice as much and the government is forecasting 7 billion in deficit for next year.
Why it was classified this way · 75% confidence Provides a projected deficit figure as a factual description.
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Gabriel Azevedo
2:58
About: renegotiate states' debt with the Union via Propag (complementary law)
We have to adhere to Propag, which was a very well-done negotiation with the presidency of the Assembly, which is also from the Movimento Democrático Brasileiro, and we must take great care to make expenditures rise as revenue rises, and not the other way around.
Why it was classified this way · 92% confidence Says explicitly 'temos que aderir ao Propag'.
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Gabriel Azevedo
3:16
About: align growth of public spending with revenue variation
We cannot maintain what the current government is planning for next year, which is to spend more than it collects.
Why it was classified this way · 88% confidence Criticizes the current government for 'gastar mais do que arrecada' and calls for change.
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Gabriel Azevedo
3:22
About: renegotiate states' debt with the Union via Propag (complementary law)
So everyone is on the same page, at the end of last year, Minas Gerais recognized 179.3 billion reais.
Why it was classified this way · 74% confidence Reports the recognized value of the debt as a factual detail.
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Gabriel Azevedo
3:32
About: renegotiate states' debt with the Union via Propag (complementary law)
Propag gave us eight conditions to renegotiate that debt.
Why it was classified this way · 75% confidence Factual description: Propag gave eight conditions for renegotiation.
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Gabriel Azevedo
3:37
About: renegotiate states' debt with the Union via Propag (complementary law)
I accept the one that provides for zero interest on the installments.
Why it was classified this way · 92% confidence Declares 'Eu topo aquela em que prevê um juro zero' in favor of the agreement.
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Gabriel Azevedo
3:41
About: renegotiate states' debt with the Union via Propag (complementary law)
But for that there has to be an amortization of 20% already, that is, 35 billion reais, and we have to balance the spending.
Why it was classified this way · 90% confidence Supports the agreement's conditions (20% amortization) as part of the renegotiation.
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Gabriel Azevedo
3:49
About: align growth of public spending with revenue variation
So the first point is to do things differently from this government that is spending more than it raises, as the previous government did.
Why it was classified this way · 85% confidence Says the first point is not to spend more than you collect.
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Gabriel Azevedo
3:57
About: dialogue with the federal government
And more than that, we have to do something the government is not doing: engage in dialogue with the federal government.
Why it was classified this way · 90% confidence Clearly declares 'temos que dialogar com o governo federal'.
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Gabriel Azevedo
4:05
About: dialogue with the federal government
The governor of Minas Gerais cannot simply keep fighting with the President of the Republic.
Why it was classified this way · 88% confidence Says the governor cannot 'ficar brigando' with the president.
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Gabriel Azevedo
4:13
About: transform Palácio das Mangabeiras into a public space
Now, there is one thing this government did that I will keep, which is not using the Palácio das Mangabeiras as an official residence.
Why it was classified this way · 92% confidence Says he does not need to use it as an official residence and will keep it that way.
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Gabriel Azevedo
4:27
About: transform Palácio das Mangabeiras into a public space
The Palácio will serve as a space of memory and public use for the people of Minas.
Why it was classified this way · 88% confidence Says the Palace 'vai ficar servindo como um espaço de memória'.
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Gabriel Azevedo
11:34
About: improve the quality of education
Quality education, healthcare that works, mobility that transports us with quality, without necessarily spending so much time on pointless fights.
Why it was classified this way · 90% confidence Lists 'educação de qualidade' as a government objective.
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Gabriel Azevedo
16:23
About: maintain MDB's party neutrality in the presidential election
The MDB decided on neutrality and I will follow the MDB's neutrality.
Why it was classified this way · 92% confidence Declares explicitly following MDB's decision of neutrality.
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Gabriel Azevedo
16:48
About: improve infrastructure
And when I state that I want to build railways — there are already 20 billion in the federal government for those who want to build railways in Minas Gerais — I want the voter from Minas to pay attention to that point.
Why it was classified this way · 90% confidence States wanting to 'fazer ferrovia' and cites available federal funds.
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Gabriel Azevedo
17:00
About: sign a pact to confront femicide
When I say I want to solve femicide, and I need to make an agreement with the federal government and sign the pact against femicide, I want the voter from Minas to pay attention to that.
Why it was classified this way · 92% confidence Says it is necessary to 'assinar o pacto pelo feminicídio' to solve the problem.
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Gabriel Azevedo
19:12
About: improve the public health network (hospitals and UBS)
Because when I say we must have a queue that is visible and that a family does not receive a message after the patient is dead to perform the surgery, I'm not making here a judgement about a surgery being left or right, pro-Lula or pro-Bolsonaro.
Why it was classified this way · 90% confidence Advocates visible waiting lists and avoiding messages after deaths caused by delayed surgery.
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Gabriel Azevedo
19:43
About: launch the Mission party's pure-blood candidacy
And, of course, I very much hoped our party would have a candidate to represent that plan.
Why it was classified this way · 90% confidence Says he hoped the party would have a candidate and speaks of the future objective.
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Gabriel Azevedo
19:48
About: launch the Mission party's pure-blood candidacy
That was not possible in 2026, but I talk a lot with President Baleia Rossi and with other members of the party so that in 2030 this does not happen again.
Why it was classified this way · 88% confidence Reports talks with party leaders to avoid having no candidacy in 2030.
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Gabriel Azevedo
19:58
About: launch the Mission party's pure-blood candidacy
It is essential that in four years our party's project manages at the ballot box to have the representation of a name.
Why it was classified this way · 90% confidence Says it is essential that the party be represented at the polls in four years.
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Gabriel Azevedo
20:07
About: launch the Mission party's pure-blood candidacy
And that is also why I will work over the next four years.
Why it was classified this way · 80% confidence Commits to work over the next four years toward that goal.
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Gabriel Azevedo
20:17
About: participate in debates, interviews and candidate forums during the campaign
About Zema, look... What I can say is the following: as a candidate I will be present at every interview, every grilling, every debate.
Why it was classified this way · 95% confidence States explicitly that, as a candidate, he will attend all hearings and debates.
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Gabriel Azevedo
21:59
About: integrate fare system and implement free-pass policies
Urban mobility was the theme of my dissertation at the London School of Economics, and as a city councilor I in fact implemented Zero Fare in Belo Horizonte.
Why it was classified this way · 78% confidence Claims to have implemented zero fare in Belo Horizonte while a city councilor.
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Gabriel Azevedo
22:11
About: integrate fare system and implement free-pass policies
Zero Fare for housing estates and favelas, Zero Fare for high school students, Zero Fare for women victims of violence, for those undergoing cancer treatment and for those seeking employment.
Why it was classified this way · 92% confidence Lists specific groups that received zero fare (villages, students, women victims).
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Gabriel Azevedo
22:25
About: subsidize public transport conditioned on quality commitments to users
This zero fare came with the implementation of subsidies for the city's public transport system, in which I fought hard as a councilor for it not to be simply a benefit for the sector, but to be linked to compensatory measures of quality for the user.
Why it was classified this way · 90% confidence Says zero fare came together with the implementation of subsidies and quality measures.
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Gabriel Azevedo
22:41
About: subsidize public transport conditioned on quality commitments to users
Air conditioning on buses, vehicles of quality, longer service hours, because anyone who studies mobility on the planet realizes the State needs to subsidize.
Why it was classified this way · 88% confidence Says the State needs to subsidize and improve bus quality (air conditioning, schedules).
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Gabriel Azevedo
22:56
About: subsidize public transport conditioned on quality commitments to users
My friend, when this current government began, in 2019, there were about 6 billion reais in subsidies and tax incentives.
Why it was classified this way · 72% confidence States subsidy amounts at the start of the administration and currently, without making a direct proposal.
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Gabriel Azevedo
23:07
About: subsidize public transport conditioned on quality commitments to users
Currently, we are talking about 26 billion reais in subsidies and incentives projected for next year.
Why it was classified this way · 72% confidence cites a projected increase in subsidies for the following year as an informational fact.
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Gabriel Azevedo
23:16
About: publish government spending and acts in full
The most recent transparency on the matter only came about because of a court ruling.
Why it was classified this way · 70% confidence says the last transparency only occurred because of a court decision, describing the fact.
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Gabriel Azevedo
23:23
About: publish government spending and acts in full
And then you see that one of the companies benefited is the family company of former governor Romeu Zema.
Why it was classified this way · 70% confidence points out that the beneficiary company belongs to a former governor's family, reporting receipt of the benefit.
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Gabriel Azevedo
23:45
About: publish government spending and acts in full
Therefore, one of the proposals we've developed, including with Marcos Lisboa, who has a very clear view of the effect of subsidies on Brazil, is to make everything very clear within 100 days.
Why it was classified this way · 90% confidence declares a concrete proposal to make everything very clear about subsidies within 100 days.
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Gabriel Azevedo
23:57
About: subsidize public transport to guarantee access for students and vulnerable groups
How are you subsidizing and incentivizing some sectors while there are students who stop going to school because they don't have money to pay the fare?
Why it was classified this way · 82% confidence questions subsidies to sectors while students skip school for lack of transport fares.
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Gabriel Azevedo
24:14
About: subsidize public transport to guarantee access for students and vulnerable groups
But subsidizing the system to ensure that no one misses school because they can't pay is something that does advance society.
Why it was classified this way · 92% confidence explicitly states that subsidizing to prevent school absences is socially positive.
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Gabriel Azevedo
24:48
About: integrate fare system and implement free-pass policies
But there's one thing we have to implement right away: fare integration.
Why it was classified this way · 90% confidence says it is essential to implement fare integration now in the metropolitan region.
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Gabriel Azevedo
25:05
About: integrate fare system and implement free-pass policies
The metropolitan fare here, which is operated by the state government, ranges from about R$ 9 to R$ 32.
Why it was classified this way · 72% confidence reports variation in metropolitan fares as evidence of the tariff problem.
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Gabriel Azevedo
25:25
About: integrate fare system and implement free-pass policies
As governor, our... proposal is much more than zero-fare for some groups that need it.
Why it was classified this way · 86% confidence says their proposal goes beyond zero fare and includes measures that do not weigh on the budget.
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Gabriel Azevedo
25:32
About: integrate fare system and implement free-pass policies
Yes, and it doesn't strain the overall budget; on the contrary, it's an investment that guarantees more education, more access, more integration for those who need it most, involves smart cost management and greater use of modern urban planning policies to secure funding for the system.
Why it was classified this way · 85% confidence argues the measure is an investment that guarantees more education and integration, not a fiscal burden.
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Gabriel Azevedo
25:54
About: promote densification and urban planning around transport stations
You see that Belo Horizonte's metro... it has wasteful land use.
Why it was classified this way · 88% confidence explains land waste and the need for densification near stations to finance transport.
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Gabriel Azevedo
26:38
About: promote densification and urban planning around transport stations
The area I have a real passion for — I'm a professor of urban planning at the Faculty of Architecture — and I feel this is one of the ways to improve the lives of those who need to study, for example, without charging them, and in doing so without compromising fiscal responsibility.
Why it was classified this way · 85% confidence argues that urban planning combined with transport improves access without compromising finances.
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Gabriel Azevedo
28:20
About: create an independent agency to monitor and evaluate public policies with multi-year mandates
The second point is the creation of an independent agency, largely based on an idea that already exists in Australia.
Why it was classified this way · 90% confidence proposes an independent agency with specialists and five-year mandates to monitor results.
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Gabriel Azevedo
29:17
About: create an independent agency to monitor and evaluate public policies with multi-year mandates
We have to have an independent agency that, moreover, supplies you in the press with all the data that are needed at all times for permanent evaluation of the government.
Why it was classified this way · 87% confidence says the agency should feed the press with data for ongoing evaluation of the government.
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Gabriel Azevedo
29:52
About: create a project bank and improve bidding processes for road infrastructure
A new way of conducting procurement, a new way of presenting a road quality yearbook, and, third, a bank of highway infrastructure projects.
Why it was classified this way · 86% confidence proposes a new bidding method, an annual road quality report, and a projects bank.
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Gabriel Azevedo
30:29
About: industrialize and add value to lithium by developing a local battery production chain
Let's think about Jequitioinha and the substantial amount of lithium in the region.
Why it was classified this way · 90% confidence speaks of increasing lithium processing to target batteries and make the state an exporter.
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Gabriel Azevedo
32:15
About: present and articulate rail projects across levels to capture federal funds
Edilene, it's not that it didn't take off, it's that unfortunately it got stuck in the state's bureaucracy.
Why it was classified this way · 75% confidence says short-line projects stalled in bureaucracy, describing that obstacle.
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Gabriel Azevedo
32:40
About: seek federal financing for local rail projects
There is in Brasília a compensation fund already on the order of R$ 20 billion.
Why it was classified this way · 75% confidence reports the existence of a compensation fund in Brasília as a potential source of resources.
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Gabriel Azevedo
32:57
About: present and articulate rail projects across levels to capture federal funds
We have to present the project, and then the project needs a governor who stays very on top of it, because we're talking about municipal, state, and federal levels.
Why it was classified this way · 90% confidence argues there needs to be a governor who stays on top of things to articulate municipal, state and federal levels.
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Gabriel Azevedo
33:10
About: coordinate with the federal government to secure resources and policies for Minas Gerais
The Governor of Minas Gerais shouldn't be posting videos on social media against the President of the Republic.
Why it was classified this way · 90% confidence criticizes governors who only attack the president and calls for taking projects to Brasília.
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Gabriel Azevedo
33:25
About: establish international and private-sector partnerships for modeling and financing railways
Second point: recently I made a point of going to London to talk with Crossrail International.
Why it was classified this way · 88% confidence reports a visit to Crossrail International and interest in learning financing and modeling approaches.
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Gabriel Azevedo
34:20
About: establish international and private-sector partnerships for modeling and financing railways
She told me, moreover, that her agency is available to partner with the government of Minas Gerais; they have already sent every possible message, because they present projects and show how to finance them, and the local government... still hasn't responded.
Why it was classified this way · 86% confidence says the English agency has already offered a partnership and the local government has not yet responded.
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Gabriel Azevedo
34:59
About: build and expand local and regional railways in Minas Gerais
When you look at the south of Minas, coffee exports, that coffee railway from Guaxupé, Varginha — i.e., that region to the port — changes the local reality.
Why it was classified this way · 90% confidence gives examples of rail lines that would change the local reality and generate development.
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Gabriel Azevedo
35:19
About: use mining funds and royalties to finance local rail infrastructure
And if I understand that trucks carrying ore can't keep destroying our roads all the time because of an overweight truck, and that the mining fund, like the Royalty for Region model of Western Australia, could be used for us to build local railways, we will make Minas Gerais develop.
Why it was classified this way · 86% confidence proposes using the mining fund and a royalties model to finance local railways.
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Gabriel Azevedo
36:10
About: build and expand local and regional railways in Minas Gerais
Railway is a maxim, and if there was a president who said that governing is building roads, in my case, governing Minas Gerais will be about building railways.
Why it was classified this way · 90% confidence declares that governing Minas will be building railways, contrasting this with a focus only on roads.
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Gabriel Azevedo
36:20
About: implement long-term strategic planning for national development
And I know we won't finish it in four years, okay?
Why it was classified this way · 90% confidence defends statism and starting works that will not necessarily be inaugurated during the term.
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Gabriel Azevedo
39:15
About: establish dialogue and coordination with the federal government on mining policies
Good — I co-authored a book on federalism with Professor Onofre Júnior.
Why it was classified this way · 88% confidence says mining cannot be done autonomously and requires dialogue with the Union.
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Gabriel Azevedo
39:50
About: create a regulatory framework to prevent corruption in natural resources contracts
Every time you have dependence on a permit with few clear rules in the sector and a variation of models that doesn't allow companies to keep up, you'll have a businessman wanting to pay someone to get an advantage.
Why it was classified this way · 90% confidence says that dependence on signatures with few rules creates room for corruption and proposes clear rules.
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Gabriel Azevedo
40:23
About: create a regulatory framework for rare earths exploration
So, in that sense, there must be very clear rules.
Why it was classified this way · 90% confidence explicitly says 'tem que ter regra muito clara'.
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Gabriel Azevedo
40:44
About: develop value chain for rare earths
The technology for rare earths is very well mastered by China, which took years to achieve it.
Why it was classified this way · 70% confidence reports Chinese dominance of technology without proposing direct action.
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Gabriel Azevedo
40:50
About: develop value chain for rare earths
The fact that it's difficult doesn't mean we shouldn't bring the technology that allows us to reach as far as possible and economically viable.
Why it was classified this way · 90% confidence states 'temos que trazer para nós a tecnologia', proposing action.
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Gabriel Azevedo
41:00
About: develop a rare earths processing chain in Brazil
Because, I insist, you can't keep living by exporting raw materials.
Why it was classified this way · 90% confidence states 'não dá para viver exportando matéria-prima bruta'.
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Gabriel Azevedo
41:06
About: prioritize national interests in international security decisions
Secondly, we can't enter into an international and ideological fight for this or that country without considering the interest of the sovereignty of the Brazilian people.
Why it was classified this way · 85% confidence says he will not enter an international fight without considering sovereignty.
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Gabriel Azevedo
41:19
About: prioritize the interests of Minas Gerais in public policy formulation
The presidential candidate who will best serve the people of Minas Gerais is the one who thinks all the time about how to improve the wages of those who live in Minas Gerais, how to improve the knowledge of a student graduating from an engineering school who will be able to better develop our products.
Why it was classified this way · 80% confidence supports a candidate who intends to improve salaries and training in the state.
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Gabriel Azevedo
41:40
About: expand infrastructure in Minas Gerais
How to make Minas Gerais have infrastructure?
Why it was classified this way · 75% confidence poses a rhetorical question about how Minas Gerais should get infrastructure.
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Gabriel Azevedo
41:44
About: supervise and monitor execution of public works by the government
Not just coming here to announce millions, millions, millions, but actually to follow the works with the governor to ensure that all this prospers here in the State.
Why it was classified this way · 90% confidence proposes to 'acompanhar as obras com o governador' to ensure execution.
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Gabriel Azevedo
42:34
About: prioritize the interests of Minas Gerais in public policy formulation
Fourthly, the interests of the people of Minas.
Why it was classified this way · 80% confidence states 'os interesses do povo mineiro' as a priority.
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Gabriel Azevedo
43:12
About: avoid tearing down opponents during the campaign
I have no intention whatsoever of tearing anyone down.
Why it was classified this way · 90% confidence explicitly states 'não tenho pretensão de desconstruir ninguém'.
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Gabriel Azevedo
43:22
About: avoid tearing down opponents during the campaign
The line of people wanting to tear others down is already too crowded, my dear.
Why it was classified this way · 85% confidence criticizes the practice of 'desconstruir' other politicians.
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Gabriel Azevedo
43:28
About: implement a large federal railway infrastructure program (São Paulo–Curitiba/Rio train and rail network expansion)
I want to show the person watching me here on CNN that it is possible to imagine that Minas Gerais has railways.
Why it was classified this way · 95% confidence says he wants to show that Minas Gerais can have railways.
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Gabriel Azevedo
43:34
About: reduce waiting times for consultations, tests and surgeries in the SUS
It's possible to imagine queues that don't remain stuck when it comes to surgeries for patients.
Why it was classified this way · 95% confidence proposes ending stalled queues of surgeries for patients.
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Gabriel Azevedo
43:41
About: improve learning in public schools of Minas Gerais
That it's possible for us to have schools that achieve learning.
Why it was classified this way · 90% confidence says it is possible to 'ter escolas que tenham aprendizagem'.
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Gabriel Azevedo
43:45
About: mobilize all federal institutions to combat organized crime
That it is possible to have a public security system unified with the federal government to combat criminal organizations and not the institutions of democracy.
Why it was classified this way · 90% confidence proposes a unified public security system with the federal government.
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Gabriel Azevedo
43:55
About: reduce homicides and combat organized crime
I want, outside of Minas Gerais, the PCC — they're the ones I want to dismantle.
Why it was classified this way · 95% confidence explicitly says 'PCC... são eles que eu quero desconstruir'.
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Gabriel Azevedo
43:59
About: reduce homicides and combat organized crime
Comando Vermelho — they're the ones I want to dismantle.
Why it was classified this way · 95% confidence declares he wants to 'desconstruir' the Comando Vermelho (combat crime).
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Gabriel Azevedo
44:02
About: reform low-performing schools to improve learning
The school that doesn't teach — that's what I want to dismantle.
Why it was classified this way · 80% confidence says he wants to 'desconstruir' the school that doesn't teach, advocating reform.
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Gabriel Azevedo
44:05
About: preserve respect and allow opponents to present their government plans
Regarding my adversaries, let each one build his own government plan and proposals.
Why it was classified this way · 85% confidence argues that opponents should build and present their own plans.
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Gabriel Azevedo
44:11
About: practice dialogue and respect with political opponents
I know it's not fashionable to be a politician who dialogues and respects opponents.
Why it was classified this way · 85% confidence states he values dialogue and respect among politicians.
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Gabriel Azevedo
44:21
About: conduct a campaign focused on government proposals rather than police investigations
If in Brazil it became... very typical for a politician to use this space that CNN gives me to insult others, I really want to propose.
Why it was classified this way · 85% confidence contrasts using the space to insult with his desire to propose.
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Gabriel Azevedo
44:37
About: rebuild Brazilian politics based on dialogue and consensus
Brazil needs politics with peace, people who dialogue.
Why it was classified this way · 90% confidence says 'Brasil precisa de política com paz, de gente que dialogue'.
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Gabriel Azevedo
44:41
About: dialogue with opponents and seek post-electoral cooperation
I have no problem dialoguing with Cleitinho and I have no intention of deconstructing him, because if I am elected and he is not, he will have four more years as a senator of the Republic.
Why it was classified this way · 90% confidence states he has no problem dialoguing with Cleitinho and cooperating afterwards.
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Gabriel Azevedo
45:09
About: reduce femicide cases to zero
At this moment, when we respect the opponent, speak as equals and know that in this 45-minute slot... There's plenty of time to talk about many things, but I still haven't been able to talk about our goal of zero femicides, I haven't been able to talk about our zero-dump policy.
Why it was classified this way · 90% confidence explicitly mentions 'feminicídio zero' as an unaddressed agenda.
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Gabriel Azevedo
45:26
About: eliminate dumps and implement proper waste management
There are 322 Minas Gerais and I really want to put an end to them.
Why it was classified this way · 85% confidence says he wants to 'acabar com eles' referring to the dumps mentioned.
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Gabriel Azevedo
45:30
About: strengthen irrigation policies and support for small producers in Minas Gerais
I didn't get to talk, beyond railway infrastructure, about our irrigation policy, how much Semig needs to help the small producer so food becomes cheaper on people's tables, how much Semig can have a better three-phase model, how much... How much the youth really need perspective — I, who was for four years Undersecretary of Youth of Minas Gerais and visited more than 400 municipalities, small towns in Minas cannot be left utterly abandoned because people there can't dream.
Why it was classified this way · 90% confidence mentions Semig and the need to help small producers and irrigation.
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Gabriel Azevedo
46:02
About: avoid tearing down opponents during the campaign
So, man, I have no intention whatsoever of wasting even a second tearing anyone down.
Why it was classified this way · 90% confidence reaffirms not wasting time 'para desconstruir quem quer que seja'.
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Gabriel Azevedo
46:10
About: engage voters on the campaign's social media
And if there wasn't time to say everything here, I'd like people to help me build this candidacy, especially on my social media.
Why it was classified this way · 90% confidence asks people to help build the candidacy on social media.
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Gabriel Azevedo
46:34
About: present a technical, solid government plan built by specialists
But you'll find a solid government plan, built with more than 100 technicians, from someone who has traveled through all the regions of Minas Gerais for more than a year.
Why it was classified this way · 90% confidence says he has a 'plano sólido' built with more than 100 technicians.
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Gabriel Azevedo
46:43
About: govern for all inhabitants of the state, without favoring foreign interests
and wants to be a candidate for governor to govern for all the people of Minas Gerais.
Why it was classified this way · 90% confidence declares the intention to govern 'para todos os mineiros'.
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