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KIM explica por que NÃO DEFENDE os BOLSONAROS!

113 statements · 1 politicians · August 6, 2026 · 12 min

Statements by Kim Kataguiri. 113 transcribed statements, with topic and stance on the ones the analysis classified. Topics: Party Membership, Electoral Strategy, Institutional Politics, National Project.

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  1. Kim Kataguiri
    Worse than having an enemy is having a stupid ally.
  2. Kim Kataguiri
    Because when you're in the trenches, you know who the enemy is.
  3. Kim Kataguiri
    If he shoots well, man, it's bad for you.
  4. Kim Kataguiri
    If he shoots badly, great for you, man.
  5. Kim Kataguiri
    An unqualified enemy is the easiest thing for you to combat.
  6. Kim Kataguiri
    Now an unqualified ally: you're beside him in the trench, he's firing sideways.
  7. Kim Kataguiri
    And you're not even expecting the shot to come, you can't even defend yourself because he's by your side.
  8. Kim Kataguiri
    For

    About: train and qualify the party's cadres and activists

    We need to have an army of people, and you here all are part of this initial process.
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  9. Kim Kataguiri
    And one thing I tend to say, and I will always keep... saying, the feeling I have is the pride that a piece of my life, a piece of my personal history that I am living now, merges with a piece of the country's history.
  10. Kim Kataguiri
    For

    About: elect Renan Santos to the Presidency of the Republic

    We're going to win the election.
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  11. Kim Kataguiri
    Secondly, good evening.
  12. Kim Kataguiri
    It's a pleasure to be here in Guarujá.
  13. Kim Kataguiri
    I want to tell you, first, if I stay alone in Brasília, I'll have a nervous breakdown.
  14. Kim Kataguiri
    So for me, it's... Helping my friends win is a matter of personal, psychological survival.
  15. Kim Kataguiri
    Because it's a place where you spend 12 hours listening to Maria do Rosário's speech; I'm against excessive pay, but in this case I think mine should go beyond the ceiling.
  16. Kim Kataguiri
    Because it's an extremely unhealthy place, and as Minato rightly said, I can't be the author, the rapporteur, and the chair of the commission for my own project.
  17. Kim Kataguiri
    And I am very optimistic.
  18. Kim Kataguiri
    Today we had the party's state convention, formalizing the candidacies for state deputy and federal deputy.
  19. Kim Kataguiri
    For

    About: elect Renan Santos to the Presidency of the Republic

    And I told the candidates, now that the candidates are official... that, first, Renan will win.
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  20. Kim Kataguiri
    And I sincerely believe that.
  21. Kim Kataguiri
    I think the growth curve shows that.
  22. Kim Kataguiri
    I think the fact that people are spontaneously supporting Renan, putting Renan stickers on, putting up Renan billboards—there's no one excited and eager to do pre-campaigning for any other pre-candidate.
  23. Kim Kataguiri
    You don't see a guy like, 'oh my God, Flávio?','23':'He's the one who's going to bring about change.'
  24. Kim Kataguiri
    He's the one who will bring about the change.
  25. Kim Kataguiri
    You see the guy saying, 'damn, yeah, I'll vote for Fábio, what can I do?','25':'Yeah, damn, right?','26':'No, but what about the proposal of 60 million cell phones for women?','27':'Yeah, fire, right, man?','28':'But what can you do?','29':'Ah, good, and Borcaro?','30':'It's tough, right, man?','31':'So what are you going to do?','32':'With Lula, it's the same.','33':'As for Lula, the Brazilian left doesn't have great hopes that, wow, Lula is now going to push some great ideal forward.','34':'Lula is kind of like, that's what we have to defeat bolsonarism with.','35':'There also isn't a radicalized left youth; they think Lula is neoliberal, they think Lula is right-wing.','36':'The youth that could be running an energized campaign for Lula over there—that's also pretty much what there is.','37':'It's a critical support because what they want to do is revolution.','38':'And that's a frightening fact, which I think is below the radar.','39':'I think there's a significant number of communists—real communists.','40':'Communists — I'm not talking about communism, no.','41':'Communism — dialectical historical materialism.','42':'The guy who thinks material relations determine all of society, regardless of anything else, and who wants to carry out an armed revolution.','43':'The guy who believes in central planning, the guy who believes in the dictatorship of the allied product.','44':'I think they'll do it; when I say "a lot of people"... given the proper proportions, okay?','45':'Nine, ten deputies, I think they'll have that.','46':'And it's important that we have a qualified counterpoint, because if we leave it to the bench of some of my colleagues over there, who call themselves right-wing but haven't come within a light-year of a single book — not even a conservative book, not a single book — it's going to look bad.','47':'They're going to get beaten.','48':'So, and, by the way, I remember, at the time of the impeachment, when we began debating with PT supporters, when we began defending the impeachment, having to... Moniela is a lawyer, so we had to explain why Dilma committed the crime of responsibility with the fiscal pedaladas, with the purchase of the Pasadena refinery, which had been a fault; even if there hadn't been the dollar, she could have fallen, anyway.','49':'At the time of the impeachment, the left only got beaten in debate.','50':'At the time of the impeachment it was a complete rout, why?','51':'Because it was very comfortable to be on the left; it was common sense.','52':'When it's common sense, you don't need to give explanations.','53':'You say, "no, man, I'm a PT supporter, I go and support Lula, I support Dilma — that's it, it's the normal thing, most of society is like that, I don't need to give further explanations."','54':'It was what we used to call: the fat king, the complacent king.','55':'You know, man, it's been, what, 14, 15 years since anyone invaded my walls; my army is there.','56':'It's been a long time since he waged war.','57':'And we climbed the walls like a bunch of barbarians, destroying everything, because they were unprepared.','58':'Now, unfortunately, with bolsonarism, we had the opposite movement.','59':'From the impeachment up to Bolsonaro's first term, the shame was the opposite: the shame was being left-wing, the shame was being told, "no, you are left-wing, you supported that Dilma government, which at that time had double-digit unemployment — is that what you supported?"','60':'We also created it.','61':'A lazy right.','62':'We also created a right based on common sense, on slogans, that doesn't delve into anything, that doesn't debate anything anymore, that will argue with a communist and doesn't know what communism is, and doesn't know what liberalism is, and doesn't know what conservatism is, and gets beaten.','63':'So, I think we have a fundamental role as a party, because our party — are we going to win the election this year for the Presidency of the Republic?','64':'Yes.','65':'But our project is not a four-year project.','66':'It's a 40-year project.','67':'It's a project to leave for future generations.','68':'It's a project for us to transform Brazil into a serious country, into one of the five most powerful nations in the world, thinking about how our generation will be remembered as the one that transformed the country and bequeathed to the future a developed, wealthy, powerful, free country.','69':'That is our objective.','70':'And being that our objective, we need to have qualified people.','71':'It's not enough just for me to have a guy holding a mandate who, I don't know, says he's on my side.','72':'If there's one thing I've learned in the National Congress, it's that worse than having an enemy is having a stupid ally.','73':'Because when you're in the trenches, you know who the enemy is.','74':'If he shoots well, man, it's bad for you.','75':'If he shoots badly, great for you.','76':'An unqualified enemy is the easiest thing to fight.','77':'Now the unqualified ally: you're beside him in the trench, he's firing sideways.','78':'And you're not even expecting the shot to come, you can't even defend yourself because he's by your side.','79':'So, we need to have an army of people, and you here all are part of this initial process, and one thing I tend to say, and I will always keep saying, a feeling I have is... the pride that a piece of my life, a piece of my personal history that I'm living now, merges with a piece of the country's history.','80':'And I want you to share that feeling with me.','81':'I want you — knowing you're here now, at this moment — you are not people who superficially had an impression of Renan and will support him, but then stop being interested in politics.','82':'You're here because you have a much deeper bond.','83':'Because you have a much larger activist commitment.','84':'We are all those who are here at the beginning.','85':'Today, without exception, I tell any fellow deputy, any analyst, any journalist: Renan will win.','86':'They laugh in my face.','87':'You who are here don't laugh in my face.','88':'You say the same thing, you understand the same thing.','89':'You are those, like me, the doubted ones at the start.','90':'And those doubted ones will always have more merit and will always have the pride of being able to say in the future, when we bequeath a developed country to future generations, "I was there, I was part of it."','91':'My life, at a certain moment, became intertwined with the moment in history that transformed Brazil forever.','92':'This is the historical moment we are living.','93':'I, coincidentally, this week... I met with Minato, we studied together in high school, we went back to our school, coincidentally a pile of history books.'
  26. Kim Kataguiri
    Yeah, jeez, right?
  27. Kim Kataguiri
    No, but what about the proposal to give 60 million cell phones to women?
  28. Kim Kataguiri
    Yeah, it's rough, huh, man?
  29. Kim Kataguiri
    But what can you do?
  30. Kim Kataguiri
    Ah, good, and Borcaro?
  31. Kim Kataguiri
    It's difficult, isn't it, man?
  32. Kim Kataguiri
    So what are you going to do?
  33. Kim Kataguiri
    With Lula, the same thing.
  34. Kim Kataguiri
    Regarding Lula, the Brazilian left doesn't have high hopes that, wow, Lula is now going to advance some great ideal.
  35. Kim Kataguiri
    Lula is kind of like this: he's what we've got to defeat Bolsonarism.
  36. Kim Kataguiri
    There also isn't a radicalized left youth; they think Lula is neoliberal, they think Lula is right-wing.
  37. Kim Kataguiri
    The youth who could be running an energetic campaign with Lula on that side are the same way; that's what there is.
  38. Kim Kataguiri
    It's critical support because what they want to do is revolution.
  39. Kim Kataguiri
    And this is a frightening fact that I think is below the radar.
  40. Kim Kataguiri
    I think there's a significant number of communists — real communists.
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