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O potencial do Brasil está travado pela ineficiência
73 statements · 1 politicians · December 4, 2025 · 5 min
Statements by Tarcisio. 73 transcribed statements, with topic and stance on the ones the analysis classified. Topics: Infrastructure & Investment, Investment Policy, Fiscal Reform, Regional Development and Infrastructure.
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Look, I'm always going to be optimistic about my country.
Always.
All my life.
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About: develop measures to attract foreign investment
We often go abroad, sometimes, to sell Brazil's projects, to sell the projects of our state.
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About: implement a state public investment program
We have a strong, powerful investment program, right?
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About: develop a project portfolio to attract private investment
We created a large portfolio of projects.
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About: develop a project portfolio to attract private investment
We're adding more projects to the portfolio, which is nice — to have a bunch of projects there.
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About: use fiscal space to finance public projects
There is fiscal space; I have a project.
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About: develop measures to attract foreign investment
I managed to bring in a foreign investor; I have a project.
And we keep, you know, maintaining the flow.
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About: develop a project portfolio to attract private investment
And another thing: to bring an investor here, you need to have a portfolio.
Often companies, funds, investors won't mobilize and spend energy to come here, to enter a bidding process, to participate in a project.
No, they want to look at a portfolio.
If this one doesn't work, I have another.
I have a portfolio in front of me.
And we go there to present our models.
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About: structure long-term investments in infrastructure
We go there and show, look, those risks you see, I'm mitigating them.
I already know how to mitigate them.
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About: structure long-term investments in infrastructure
Today we... have project structuring here that is very mature, very robust.
We learned to do this over time.
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About: structure long-term investments in infrastructure
So that idea that Brazil structured projects poorly is now behind us.
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About: structure long-term investments in infrastructure
Today we structure very high-quality projects and projects that mitigate a number of risks.
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About: share risks with the private sector in infrastructure projects
We are mitigating demand risk, sharing that risk with the private sector, we're sharing exchange-rate risk.
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About: recover and strengthen the regulatory agencies and the Central Bank
We learned to develop a good framework; we've improved regulation a lot.
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About: recover and strengthen the regulatory agencies and the Central Bank
Regulation here in the State of São Paulo is an example.
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About: recover and strengthen the regulatory agencies and the Central Bank
because it is technical, the agencies are quite independent, they have budgetary and financial autonomy, and regulation is fundamental for a state that wants to bring in private capital, wants to raise awareness for that.
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About: improve Brazil's image to attract foreign investment
Now, you don't sell a project abroad without first selling Brazil.
And so our task, regardless of bad tides, is to sell Brazil.
Brazil is a country that in recent years went through a broad, gigantic range of reforms.
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About: implement tax reform to rebalance burdens between sectors and reduce taxes on investment and exports
We had labor reform, we had pension reform, we now have tax reform, which will need to be perfected but is in process; we needed a simplification of the tax system.
We had the sanitation framework, we have Central Bank autonomy, we had the gas framework, we had the railways framework, we had the agencies law, we had so many things.
That is to say, the number, the volume of reforms we've gone through in recent years is very large.
That created for us... a lot of potential energy.
What's missing now.
What?
To transform potential energy into kinetic energy.
That's what we need to do.
And then you have to do your homework.
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About: control discretionary spending in the public budget
Brazil can't spend too much.
I'll ask a few questions to the audience here.
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