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Kim Kataguiri - VAMOS ACABAR COM AS FÉRIAS DE 60 DIAS A jornalista Raquel Landim me ...

30 statements · 0 politicians · June 23, 2026 · 2 min

30 transcribed statements, with topic and stance on the ones the analysis classified. Topics: Tariff Policy, Public Remuneration, Public Budget, Leadership & Management.

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30 statements

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  1. Desconhecido

    For

    About: reverse tax exemptions granted to billionaires and privileged sectors

    We advocate de-indexing social security benefits from the minimum wage, a review and unlinking of net current revenue and tax revenue from the health and education spending floors, a cut and a review of BRL 200 billion in tax privileges that have been sequestered from the public budget by a private elite, and an end to excessive salaries and 60-day vacations.
    Tariff Policy → View this statement
  2. Desconhecido

    Against

    About: increase public service vacation to 170 days

    By the way, today there was an excellent piece in Folha de São Paulo by Rafael de Cunto showing that, in protest against excessive salaries, the Public Ministry and the Judiciary are effectively swapping excessive salaries for 170 days of vacation.
    Public Remuneration → View this statement
  3. Desconhecido

    Against

    About: increase public service vacation to 170 days

    In other words, every day worked will be an easy/relaxed day.
    Public Remuneration → View this statement
  4. Desconhecido

    For

    About: eliminate excessive salaries from the public service

    That will end completely under our government when Renan Santos is elected President of the Republic.
    Public Remuneration → View this statement
  5. Desconhecido

    Neutral

    About: eliminate excessive salaries from the public service

    Sixty-day vacations, even 170-day vacations, excessive salaries that today already amount to BRL 15 billion at the federal level alone, not counting the states, not counting the legal careers in some municipalities, and also in the Executive, which accumulate these excessive salaries.
    Public Remuneration → View this statement
  6. Desconhecido

    For

    About: unlink parliamentary amendments from tax revenue

    Review of parliamentary amendments: we will also unlink parliamentary amendments from tax revenue.
    Public Budget → View this statement
  7. Desconhecido

    Against

    About: calculate party incentives based on increased revenue (current method)

    It makes no sense for the incentive of the National Congress to be to collect ever more.
    Public Budget → View this statement
  8. Desconhecido

    Neutral

    About: unlink parliamentary amendments from tax revenue

    The more the country collects, the more parliamentary amendments there are.
    Public Budget →
  9. Desconhecido

    For

    About: unlink parliamentary amendments from tax revenue

    No, we will tie the amendments to discretionary spending.
    Public Budget → View this statement
  10. Desconhecido

    For

    About: unlink parliamentary amendments from tax revenue

    So, the more mandatory spending the National Congress cuts, the more adjustments it makes, the more responsible the Congress is, the more amendments there will be.
    Public Budget → View this statement
  11. Desconhecido

    For

    About: eliminate parliamentary amendments

    Obviously, in our ideal world we would do away with amendments; it is not the role of the Parliament to execute the budget.
    Public Budget → View this statement
  12. Desconhecido

    For

    About: unlink parliamentary amendments from tax revenue

    But since we don't have that political reality, we will use the incentive the Parliament currently has — the amendments — for a republican purpose, even if that is not the Parliament's intention.
    Public Budget → View this statement
  13. Desconhecido

    Another important point to address is the Managerial Responsibility Law.
  14. Desconhecido

    For

    About: create a Managerial Responsibility Law with minimum thresholds, targets, ineligibility and federal intervention for municipalities

    Make officials ineligible and decree intervention in those municipalities that do not meet minimum floors for basic sanitation, for education (Saeb indicators), public security indicators, health indicators — including levels for infant mortality and vaccination coverage.
  15. Desconhecido

    There are two different targets we want to establish in the Managerial Responsibility Law.
  16. Desconhecido

    The first threshold concerns the civilizational minimum.
  17. Desconhecido

    Every municipality must have a basic level of quality.
  18. Desconhecido

    For

    About: create a Managerial Responsibility Law with minimum thresholds, targets, ineligibility and federal intervention for municipalities

    Those who do not meet it — the mayor will become ineligible and will be unable to run in elections for eight years.
  19. Desconhecido

    For

    About: create a Managerial Responsibility Law with minimum thresholds, targets, ineligibility and federal intervention for municipalities

    And if the situation in that municipality becomes very serious, we will decree federal intervention under a new provision we intend to include in the Constitution.
  20. Desconhecido

    For

    About: create a Managerial Responsibility Law with minimum thresholds, targets, ineligibility and federal intervention for municipalities

    On the other hand, those municipalities that already meet this floor, that already have the civilizational minimum, will have targets for improvement.
  21. Desconhecido

    For

    About: create a Managerial Responsibility Law with minimum thresholds, targets, ineligibility and federal intervention for municipalities

    And if they do not meet those targets, likewise the mayor will become ineligible.
  22. Desconhecido

    For

    About: unlink parliamentary amendments from tax revenue

    We also want to change the logic of incentives of the National Congress
    Public Budget → View this statement
  23. Desconhecido

    and of political parties.
  24. Desconhecido

    Neutral

    About: link party transfers to the number of elected deputies

    Today, the electoral fund and TV time are calculated based on the number of deputies.
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  25. Desconhecido

    So party leaders and officials will do anything to elect parliamentarians; they have no project of their own and do not care about the quality of management.
  26. Desconhecido

    For

    About: condition party transfers on the performance of elected officials

    We want to tie the electoral fund and TV time to the management performance of mayors.
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  27. Desconhecido

    For

    About: condition party transfers on the performance of elected officials

    The better the indicators of the cities governed by that party, the more electoral funds and TV time it will receive.
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  28. Desconhecido

    For

    About: condition party transfers on the performance of elected officials

    So we will use a non-republican incentive — the parties' desire for ever more campaign funds and TV time — for a republican end.
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  29. Desconhecido

    For

    About: condition party transfers on the performance of elected officials

    The better they govern the population, the more resources they will have.
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  30. Desconhecido

    For

    About: condition party transfers on the performance of elected officials

    Very quickly, administrations will change radically.
    Campaign Financing →
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