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O que TRUMP e os EUA querem com as ELEIÇÕES do BRASIL?
207 statements · 1 politicians · June 10, 2026 · 23 min
Statements by Kim Kataguiri. 207 transcribed statements, with topic and stance on the ones the analysis classified. Topics: Foreign Policy and Diplomacy, Legislative Policy, Electoral Strategy, Parties and Elections.
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207 statementsFull transcript of the video. Statements the analysis classified carry topic and stance.
- Against
About: military intervention by the United States in Brazil
We can't buy into the false narrative that the United States will come into Brazil and exterminate the PCC and the Comando Vermelho.
- Neutral
About: prioritize the United States' interests in relations with Brazil
No, the United States—first of all—there is an illusion among the most radical Bolsonaro supporters that Trump has any interest other than that of the United States.
- Neutral
About: prioritize the United States' interests in relations with Brazil
That he has some kind of republicanism—like saying, 'no, I'm very concerned with Brazil's commercial, security and freedom issues.'
- Neutral
About: prioritize the United States' interests in relations with Brazil
So, he couldn't care less.
About: pass more bills in Congress
If you've noticed that this isn't about petty speeches here, that it's about work—it's the largest number of reports and bills approved, and the bad reports and bills blocked.
About: raise funds for campaign
If you're tired of fake populists who only put up little videos, cheap speeches or ribbon-cuttings being inaugurated in your town, then I need your help to continue my work.
About: raise funds for campaign
Click the link and you'll be able to participate and help chip in for my campaign.
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We're here with another edition of the program Café com Política.
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I'm Janai.
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I'm Ana Fonseca; I'm here accompanied by journalist Érica Giovannini, and today we're going to talk with federal deputy Kim Kataguiri for the Partido Missão of São Paulo.
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Hi deputy, welcome, thank you for accepting our invitation.
Thank you, I'm the one who should be thanking you for the invitation.
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Deputy, in election years, you as a federal deputy will now confirm that you're already a pre-candidate for the government of São Paulo.
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That's right.
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What are the expectations?
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Is this your first term?
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Second.
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Second term as a federal deputy.
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So it's an expected step, right?
About: run in elections without relying on party bosses
Well, now we have our own party, so we're fortunate to be able to run in whatever election we want without needing any kind of approval from a party boss, because we know that most parties are from the Centrão, including my former party, União Brasil.
- Against
About: form opportunistic coalitions with different governments
They generally have no interest in promoting any program or idea; they're only interested in having some position with whoever is going to win.
About: implement the Partido Missão program
And that is not our intention; our intention is always to be the top of the ticket, to contest majoritarian elections, to implement our program.
- Against
About: make political alliances to obtain positions
We have no interest in joining any government in exchange for positions.
Our interest is to implement our program.
- Against
About: make political alliances to obtain positions
If it's not to implement our program, we won't be an accessory to anyone else's program.
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And along those lines you mentioned, will Partido Missão have a candidate in practically every state? How is that national composition?
About: announce candidacy for state governor
In several states we should have candidates: I was recently in Rio de Janeiro; we'll also have them in Santa Catarina, in Pernambuco and in Paraná—just to name the latest states where I went to strengthen the party. So in several states we should indeed have gubernatorial candidacies.
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And what do the numbers look like for federal and state caucuses in terms of the electoral threshold?
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New parties?
- Neutral
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About: maintain the electoral barrier clause
We know there is a difficulty and the electoral threshold is getting increasingly strict.
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What's the strategy?
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Is there a figure?
About: overcome the electoral barrier clause
I don't think we'll have any difficulty with the electoral threshold, because we have a successful presidential campaign.
- Neutral
About: increase awareness and support for Renan Santos in the State
Today, right now, Renan Santos in the latest Atlas poll already shows up in third place.
7% of voting intentions, more than the two former governors—Caiado and Zema—here from Minas, even without ever having run in an election, even with a much higher level of unfamiliarity than all the other pre-candidates.
About: obtain increasing votes in elections
So naturally we'll have a very strong party vote.
- Neutral
About: field slates in all states of the Federation
We put together slates in all 26 states of the Federation and the Federal District.
And I've been traveling around Brazil, as have other national coordinators and national figures of Partido Missão.
Renan Santos is also touring the country now.
He just left Bahia; before that he was in Maranhão and with very expressive growth.
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