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Renan Santos????? - A Cazé TV vai acabar
42 statements · 1 politicians · June 26, 2026 · 2 min
Statements by Renan Santos. 42 transcribed statements, with topic and stance on the ones the analysis classified. Topics: Media Coverage, Investigation and Judicial Accountability, Security and Justice Institutions, Social Policy.
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You won't be watching Kazé TV at the World Cup anymore.
And you won't do that because of Lula, Tabata Amaral, MPF (Federal Public Ministry) and Erika Hilton, obviously.
Folks, this is the typical Brazilian argument where everyone shouts and nobody is right.
Do they want to take down Kazé TV?
Like it or not, it's one of the most modern and innovative initiatives from the point of view of sports communication in Brazil, because they use bets.
It's bets here, bets there, ads with bets, bets on TV, bets on the internet.
And yes, Kazé TV's funding model is, to a large extent, based on bets.
However, how are its critics getting out there... onto the field to talk about this subject?
Let's start with Tabata Amaral.
Tabata is João Campos's wife.
It's that political alliance where you know you'll end up losing.
The question is, curiously, who funded the São João in Recife?
By a betting company.
Recife, which is run by her husband.
Tabata had attacked that same betting company when it sponsored events in São Paulo.
And then, right afterwards, when she realized she had made a mistake, she paid for the post.
Okay, that didn't fly.
Erika Hilton also attacked Kazé TV.
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About: oversee sponsorship by betting houses on broadcasters equitably
She said it's outrageous to be funded by bets, but she doesn't mention all the Brazilian broadcasters that also use bets.
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About: oversee sponsorship by betting houses on broadcasters equitably
So, if others can, why can't Kazé?
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About: apply oversight to financing from betting impartially
In that sense, the MPF (Federal Public Ministry), selectively, went after only Kazé TV.
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About: apply oversight to financing from betting impartially
And finally, Lula's Ministry of Justice also, selectively, went after only Kazé TV.
Now, friends, we have to start understanding the problem of bets.
Either we think betting is problematic across the board, or we think betting is only problematic when it's linked to certain people.
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About: allow new media outlets funded by betting sponsorship to operate in the Brazilian market
It seems to me this is much more a blockade to a new player in the Brazilian media market, and indeed a fight against the betting companies.
The lobbying by these betting companies in Brazil is gigantic, and as much as many people say the sports market worldwide is financed by bets, and therefore Brazil could be too, I want to remind you that Brazil is not the world.
The English are addicted to bets, but the English are also rich, so they can spend their money on whatever they want.
Brazilians, however, are poor, very poor.
And the addiction to online casinos, bets and things like that is huge.
Bets and betting houses are just a system for extracting Brazilian public and private resources, which are sent... directly to a tax haven.
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About: reduce the impact of betting houses on beneficiaries of social programs
As a curiosity, 5 million families on Bolsa Família have placed bets over the last few years.
Brazil gains from this story.
However, what hits Chico must also hit Francisco.
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About: prohibit betting houses in Brazil
And if these people want to negotiate the end of betting, then let's end betting in Brazil.
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About: prohibit betting houses in Brazil
I have no problem with that.
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About: prohibit betting houses in Brazil
I think Brazil doesn't gain anything from these betting houses.
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About: restrict access to betting houses by income, raise their taxation, and require profits to remain in Brazil
Moreover, if they want a betting house to exist, let it be restricted only to people with a certain income, let very high taxes be levied on them, and let them be required to keep their profits and dividends in Brazil.
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About: combat money laundering
Then we stop turning bets into a money-laundering or debt-evasion scheme.
Do you agree with me?
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