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RODA VIVA | RONALDO CAIADO | 09/06/2025
1268 statements · 1 politicians · June 10, 2025 · 97 min
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Hello, good evening.
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Welcome to Roda Viva.
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We are live to all of Brazil on TV Cultura and its affiliated stations, connected to the whole world through the main digital platforms.
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While the right debates who will be the heir to Jair Bolsonaro's votes, our guest today preferred not to stand still waiting, waiting for an anointing from the former president.
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He is ineligible, he is facing proceedings for an attempted coup d'état.
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He went into the field to try to build a candidacy that unites the center‑right parties.
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Along the way, he has made appeals to Bolsonarism, openly defending amnesty for those convicted on January 8 and, to other pre-candidates, proposing an agreement that brings an end to the possibility of re-election.
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But his ambition is hindered not only by that deliberate interdiction of debate by Bolsonaro, but also by the uncertainty of his own party, União Progressista do Brasil, which still holds positions in the Lula government.
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In today's program, we will review the defense of a hardline approach to security, one of the keys of his discourse, and the indicators of the state he governs, in the final stretch of his second term.
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At the center of Roda Viva today is the governor of Goiás, Ronaldo Caiado.
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Ronaldo Ramos Caiado was born on September 25, 1949, in Anápolis, in the interior of Goiás.
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He graduated in medicine with a specialization in spinal surgery, completed in Paris, and a master's degree in orthopedics from the Federal University of Rio de Janeiro.
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He is also an agricultural producer and a member of a family with a tradition in politics, his grandfather, several uncles and cousins having been mayors, deputies, senators and governors.
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Ronaldo Caiado was a federal deputy for five terms, a senator, and is in his second term as governor of Goiás.
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To interview Governor Ronaldo Caiado, our panel today is composed of Eduardo Escolese, politics editor of Folha de São Paulo, Débora Freitas, host at radio CBN, Thaís Bilenk, columnist at UOL, Bianca Gomes, political reporter at Estadão, and Yuri Pitta, anchor and politics editor at CNN Brasil.
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We'll return with the keys on the bow of our Luciano Veronese.
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Good evening, Governor.
Welcome back to Roda Vida.
Good evening, Vera.
Good evening to all viewers, those who are following us on social media.
Thank you very much for this opportunity to be here on Roda Viva, which is a program that, without a doubt, gives us a huge space to debate each topic, exhaust the subject and be able to clarify our positions in the face of the questions that will be posed by Thais, by Eduardo Scolesi, such as
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by Yuri and also Débora.
And Bianca Gomes.
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So let's go.
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Governor, I was in New York for Brazil Week, you also participated, and at the end of one of the panels in which you took part, you gave an interview openly defending the idea of an amnesty for those convicted on January 8, should you reach the presidency.
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You said that... you would grant that amnesty.
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I wanted to understand, based on what you make that proposal, how you justify that idea in the face of the largest attempt at institutional rupture we've had since the military dictatorship, and whether that doesn't demonstrate a certain contradiction, because immediately after the acts you condemned them vehemently, went to Brasília, to that convocation by President Lula, even offering the prisons of Goiás, if necessary.
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to house some of those prisoners.
That's why.
Exactly.
Because of the president's absence.
Because of the presidency's incompetence.
If I were President of the Republic, do you think rioters would break into the National Congress?
It's an omission by the presidency.
You are in command of the country.
At that moment, it had to be dealt with according to the law.
Now, it cannot be allowed, in any way.
Vera, it's us spending two years and six months without discussing any other issue in Brazil.
The economy is increasingly heading toward a complete fiscal imbalance, right?
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