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Romeu Zema - Esses são os únicos intocáveis que eu protejo.
17 statements · 1 politicians · July 1, 2026 · 2 min
Statements by Romeu Zema. 17 transcribed statements, with topic and stance on the ones the analysis classified. Topics: Reproductive rights, Public Health / Public Safety.
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About: refer to pregnant women as 'mothers' in official health documents
For the PT, mothers have become merely 'people who gestate'.
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About: treat abortion as a serious matter in materials and public policies
And abortion has become a triviality.
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About: refer to pregnant women as 'mothers' in official health documents
It may seem absurd, but that's exactly what the Lula government did in the new pregnancy booklet.
- Neutral
About: publish informative prenatal booklets for pregnant women
An informational book for those women who decided to have their children and understand the process.
- Neutral
About: refer to pregnant women as 'mothers' in official health documents
The word 'mother' appears only five times in the entire document, one of which is to refer to a mãe de santo.
which has nothing to do with pregnancy.
And the others appear in certificate forms that cannot be changed by law.
But it gets even worse.
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About: include guidance on abortion in prenatal booklets
For the first time in the history of the SUS, the prenatal booklet has an entire chapter on abortion.
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About: offer guidance to pregnant women on how to have and care for their child in prenatal booklets
In this document, for those who want to have a child, the Lula government provides guidance on how not to have one.
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About: include illustrative images of the fetus in prenatal materials
In fact, one thing I noticed is that in no document did the PT have the courage to include illustrative images of the baby in the pregnant woman's womb.
And we know why.
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About: maintain technical, non-ideological content in official health documents
In a document about pregnancy, the PT's Ministry of Health filled it with political ideology.
I usually say that we have to do away with... untouchables.
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About: refer to pregnant women as 'mothers' in official health documents
But in this case I believe that the mothers and their babies are the ones who should be untouchable and not simply replaced by terms like 'person who gestates' and 'group of cells'.
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My name is Zema.
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