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Bolsonaro Fala ao Vivo: Só Preciso de Metade do Senado e da Câmara.
96 statements · 1 politicians · June 25, 2025 · 8 min
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We can't stop talking about politics.
If we want to change Brazil's destiny, we have to talk about politics.
And you know I've been saying this a lot around, right?
Give me 50% of the Chamber of Deputies, 50% of the Senate, and I'll change Brazil's destiny.
What do I mean by that?
If you have a majority in the Chamber and the Senate, you have absolute powers.
The Senate, for example, what does it decide there?
The voting on ambassadors, the agencies.
Are there agencies?
that are linked there to the ministry, that have more power than the so-called minister.
They give more orders.
So, you decide, you appoint the president of the Senate.
So, that's the power the left and other entities are worried about.
So, this growth which, in my view, will be quite noticeable from next year's election, you can start to say you found an inflection point and you're going to make a different Brazil.
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Mr. President, now we're still concerned about your health, you follow the schedules, I know next week, after Avenida Paulista, we have Balneário Camboriú on Friday, Florianópolis on Saturday, then from the 9th to the 11th you'll be in Rondônia, there's Cacoal, São Miguel do Guaporé, Giparaná, Vilhena — how is your health to face all that, sir?
The schedule was tighter, you can notice I'm having a hiccup fit.
I'm fine now, but it goes on for hours on end, I keep trying to fix it, there's no medicine for it.
Now, these gels are important, a little sacrifice on our part.
Being 70 years old weighs a bit, but it's worth it.
I think tomorrow, in Belo Horizonte, will be a great event.
Then, on Paulista, I'll take the opportunity here.
Ask them to be listening to us, to help with the publicity.
Show up.
The agenda is justice.
It's freedom and amnesty.
Don't give up.
It's the third gathering we've held on Paulista from last year until now.
Now, some want an immediate solution.
You won't get it.
If we throw in the towel, it gets worse for everyone.
It's a sign that the system won.
What I want is for democracy to win.
I mean, when one talks about amnesty, right?
I don't know why the left is against amnesty, because basically all of Brazil's institutions benefited the left.
The last one, one of the last, was in '79.
That amnesty covered people who took up arms, who detonated car bombs, who robbed banks, who hijacked planes, who executed comrades.
So it started there.
President Figueiredo granted that amnesty back then and created a certain pacification in Brazil.
Here it's the same thing.
Pacification, in my view, will come from that mixture.
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