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Kim Kataguiri discursa pela primeira vez na Câmara e choca deputados.
79 statements · 1 politicians · April 10, 2018 · 7 min
Statements by Kim Kataguiri. 79 transcribed statements, with topic and stance on the ones the analysis classified. Topics: Corporate exodus, Oil Exploration, Role of the State, Education.
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Good morning, Mr. President.
All members of the presiding table, deputies, union representatives, representatives of the employers.
I would first like to thank Deputy Rodrigo Garcia for being appointed and for participating in this general committee.
and to say that I find myself in an unusual situation today. That today I disagree here with the union representing the workers, with the representatives of the companies, with the government, as well as with the opposition.
- Neutral
About: promote divestment in state-owned companies
I think that the debate here, although the committee's theme is disinvestment and its consequences in Sergipe.
- Neutral
About: break the state monopoly on oil exploration
And in Bahia it is much greater than that. It concerns the consequences of the state monopoly, of the exploitation of oil, of Petrobras's monopoly for the whole of Brazil.
And I take this opportunity to ask...
to the deputies, to the union representatives, to the representatives of the companies.
- Neutral
About: prioritize essential public services (health, education, and public security)
What is the priority of the Brazilian government? What is the priority of the State? Or what should the priority of the State be?
Health, education, security.
- Neutral
About: prioritize essential public services (health, education, and public security)
Today our schools, certainly, are not exemplary schools. Our hospitals also have many difficulties, have many problems. Public security, then, goes without saying. The Federal Intervention in Rio de Janeiro is there to demonstrate that.
About: prioritize essential public services (health, education, and public security)
The priority of the State should be that which is essential for the development of a nation.
About: prioritize essential public services (health, education, and public security)
which are basic and fundamental services such as health, education and public security.
- Neutral
About: classify the fertilizer sector as strategic
And I have heard several times that it is a strategic sector, both fertilizers and...
About: maintain state control over the oil and gas industry
The exploration of the oil and gas industry is a strategic sector and, therefore, should be in the hands of the State.
About: create or maintain a state-owned agribusiness support company (Agrobras)
Food, food production, agribusiness is a strategic sector and we don't have an Agrobras.
- Ambiguous
About: maintain a state-owned agribusiness support company
We became one of the world's largest agro-exporting countries because we had a state company for that. We became one of the largest rural producers in the world, exporters in the world, because of the competence of those who acted in the private sector.
Communication, for example.
I have no doubt that the deputies are part of some WhatsApp group of the leadership of the caucus.
or of a group of deputies.
About: ensure technical independence of state-owned companies in strategic sectors (avoid political appointments)
Is there anything more strategic than this instant communication?
- Neutral
About: develop telecommunications technology without relying on state-owned companies
And we didn't need an app made by the late Telebrás to be able to have this kind of technology, which is strategic.
About: ensure technical independence of state-owned companies by avoiding political appointments
That is to say, precisely because it is strategic, it cannot be at the mercy of political appointments, it cannot be at the mercy...
of what happened during the Petrolão scandal.
Imagine the scale of the Petrolão.
About: privatize state-owned companies
If Vale were still state-owned, if Telebrás were still state-owned.
it would be much larger.
It is naive to think.
that Temer wakes up in the morning, that Dilma wakes up in the morning, that Aécio wakes up in the morning.
wanting to know...
- Neutral
About: avoid political appointments to state-owned company leadership
concerned about the more technical name he will appoint to Petrobras.
- Neutral
About: avoid using state-owned companies to build a political base
You know that Petrobras today serves to help form a political base.
- Neutral
About: avoid using state-owned companies to build a political base
Whether Michel Temer, Dilma or Lula is in government, it serves to form a majority in the Chamber of Deputies.
- Neutral
About: improve management incentives in state-owned companies
And when there are losses, the entire population pays. And when there is profit, those who manage get nothing. In other words, there is no incentive for it to be well managed.
- Ambiguous
About: treat the fertilizer sector as a public policy issue
The same goes for the issue of fertilizers.
- Neutral
About: reduce external dependence on fertilizers
The deputy himself here, if I'm not mistaken, Deputy Daniel, spoke here about the 85% of the fertilizer market that today is not covered by the national industry.
Exactly, and it works very well.
In that way.
It was also mentioned; I received a study here.
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