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Entrevista com Fernando Haddad, candidato ao governo de São Paulo
694 statements · 1 politicians · August 22, 2026 · 50 min
Statements by Fernando Haddad. 694 transcribed statements, with topic and stance on the ones the analysis classified. Topics: National Security, Education, Public Health / Public Safety, Social Policy.
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Desconhecido
Well, candidate, first of all welcome here at Diário, okay?
Desconhecido
It's very good that you took part in an event of Lula, of Lula and of São Bernardo, right?
Desconhecido
This is your first event of your own as a candidate for governor of the State.
Desconhecido
here, Areceira.
Desconhecido
The choice of Mauá and Adeba draws attention.
Desconhecido
Adeba is not administered by the PT, but it's a historic city; it benefited from the PT politician, who even governed it for 30 years.
Desconhecido
Choosing those cities to kick off in the region — was that a choice of a stronghold or of politically safer territory to start the campaign?
No, I started the campaign in the interior of São Paulo; nothing there was safe.
And it went fine; I was very well received everywhere.
- Neutral
About: reduce homicides and violence
I think the atmosphere has changed for the better since '22, in my opinion.
- Neutral
About: reduce homicides and violence
In '22 there was still an atmosphere of violence in the air, Bolsonarism was still armed, we had several incidents of violence.
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About: reduce homicides and violence
Now, to be honest, in downtown São Paulo there was a Bolsonarist who went to assault the… the Senate candidate, Marina Silva.
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About: reduce homicides and violence
But it was a completely isolated episode.
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About: reduce homicides and violence
So this more violent Bolsonarism is somewhat out of fashion.
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About: reduce political violence and assaults in university settings
At Unicamp we also had an episode, but that was the people from MBL, it wasn't Bolsonarists.
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About: reduce political violence and assaults in university settings
But MBL also has a violent wing.
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About: reduce political violence and assaults in university settings
And they went there, even managing to assault some students.
but they were repelled there by the university community itself.
We even offered them space to hold some democratic demonstration, but that wasn't the case.
That was really just a cheap provocation.
But I wanted to tell you that I don't think the atmosphere is the same as in '22, even less so than in '18, when the violence hit the ceiling.
The quality of the current government is incredible — I was surprised myself.
I've been studying the State for 120 days.
When you are in the Ministry of Finance, you are immersed in national problems.
I set out to examine the State.
I'm going to give you five reasons for concern.
First, regarding public services.
- Neutral
About: improve the quality of education
São Paulo's education fell from third to tenth place in four years, under Tarcísio's administration.
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About: improve the quality of education
We went from third to tenth place.
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About: improve the quality of education
We were overtaken by states with far fewer resources than we have, in terms of investment per student.
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About: reduce waiting time for appointments, tests, and surgeries in the SUS
The SUS waiting list has grown.
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About: improve public security
The sense of insecurity has increased.
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About: combat violence against women and racial crimes
Crimes against women and racially motivated crimes are exploding in the State of São Paulo, along with a rise in intolerance.
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About: reduce cell phone theft
Cellphone robbery is at record levels in Brazil, here in São Paulo.
There is nowhere more unsafe for you to walk around with a cellphone.
And today the cellphone is a work tool, not a luxury.
Today everyone needs a cellphone.
Pay bills, work, receive packages, exchange work messages.
Caring for children — all of that relies on technology.
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About: rebuild public services and finances harmed by previous administrations
So, in these three areas — security, health and education — there is a deterioration of services.
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