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Ministra Simone Tebet no Podcast Política de Primeira
891 statements · 1 politicians · June 24, 2025 · 69 min
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Hello to everyone who follows the Primeira Página portal — welcome to another episode of the Política de Primeira podcast, alongside Henrique Chuto once again.
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Chuto, how are you doing, Chuto?
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Today's conversation is going to be very good.
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As they all have been, but today I assure you it's special.
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Thank you very much for your company, for honoring us here on the Política de Primeiro podcast.
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It's always an honor to have your audience.
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Today we have a very special guest, the Minister of Planning and Budget, Simone Tebit.
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Minister, thank you very much for joining us.
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For adjusting your schedule to have this chat with us, which I'm sure will be really great.
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Thank you.
No, thank you, Fabiano.
And if you like it at the end of our podcast, you owe it to Henrique.
Chuto's 'chute', week in, week out.
Send me a message on my WhatsApp.
When are you coming, minister?
When are you coming?
I said, don't worry, it'll be coming soon to Campo Grande.
I'm going to pay a visit and have a chat with the people of Mato Grosso do Sul through the podcast.
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That's why we're such fans of his here, you know?
Yeah, see?
What's the saying?
Soft water wears down hard stone, right?
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The Minister, carrying out an agenda here in Mato Grosso do Sul this week, made some time.
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For making time in that tight schedule, thank you very much.
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The Minister of Planning and Budget, Simone Tebet, was a state deputy, mayor of Três Lagoas, vice-governor of the State, and senator.
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In the Senate, she chaired the Constitution and Justice Committee, one of the principal, if not the principal, committees of the Senate.
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In 2022, she ran for the presidency of the Republic, received nearly 5 million votes in the first round and currently is the Minister of Planning and Budget of the Federal Government.
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We begin this interview by talking a bit about that political trajectory, but from the origin, which is a political reference that I imagine you had very naturally at home.
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Rami Stebit was one of the most important politicians in the history of Mato Grosso do Sul politics; he was a state governor and minister.
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As a senator, he served as president of the Senate.
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I've seen, countless times in Senate speeches, people mention Senator Hamstabit long after his passing.
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And I wanted you to start by talking about that, that legacy, whether entering politics was something natural, whether at some point your father asked you to, perhaps, naturally occupy a space he would one day leave.
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How did that happen in your household?
That's right, Fabiana, you remind me of how men like him and so many others like your Nelson Trad, so many men, Dr. Wilson, and even at the national level are sorely missed in this highly polarized country, where people don't want to be on the right side of history, they want to be right.
So they defend it tooth and nail, even if it's shown that this mug isn't... if someone says a pencil is a mug, they'll insist to the end that this mug here is a pencil.
So, at this moment of such polarization, where Brazil is missing so many opportunities to solve the issues that matter—after all, we are elected to serve the people—we must listen to the people and see what they really want.
They want to eradicate misery, reduce poverty, have quality education, be well served and have the medicine at the health post and leave cured.
We see this... fighting. I, who am radically centrist and who dialoguess with both the left and the right, keep looking and asking, what would public men like Tancredo, Ulisses, and great public men like my father and others who have left us be thinking or doing?
Maybe we wouldn't be in this whole mess.
But yes.
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