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Lula e Bolsonaro CONDENARAM o Brasil!
146 statements · 3 politicians · January 14, 2026 · 12 min
Statements by Kim Kataguiri, Luis Inacio Lula da Silva, Jair Messias Bolsonaro. 146 transcribed statements, with topic and stance on the ones the analysis classified.
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We have Lula and Bolsonaro, who are two corrupt leaders who instituted and executed the secret budget, who are two unprepared leaders.
By the way, let me tell you something.
Do you know what I'm learning right now?
Your entire speech in the National Congress was praising me.
You were a deputy and I was president.
They called me and said you were a brown‑noser of mine without precedent in history.
I am a comrade of the PT.
I cannot understand that our PT...
In fact, I publicly confess that I voted for Lula in the second round.
I hope that comrade Lula, since in his ranks — the PT, the PCdoB and other parties here in the Senate — there are also people who are competent, honest, with character, with a track record.
And that, unfortunately, the population being held hostage by two people so poorly qualified, with ethics and morals so low, that indeed degrades our political discussion.
Just look at Brazil's result, and I often say this because it's something that shocks me a lot, that saddens me a lot, but more than saddening me, it outrages me a lot.
In the last 40 years we've been beaten by practically all the other developing countries.
People no longer talk about comparing Brazil to the developed world.
Brazil has already fallen behind other developing countries.
I bring some examples; I think Southeast Asia draws more attention, first because it's the region of the world that grows the most today, and second because we can make comparisons that show how miserable we are with no prospect of improvement, being hostage to debates like Lula and Bolsonaro, which saddens the country's main topic of debate.
The poorest student... the student from the poorest school in Vietnam has a math score practically equal to the student from the richest school in Brazil.
Look, we're talking about a country that is at least twice as poor as Brazil, that has more inequality than Brazil, that has more social problems than Brazil and that at the same time made investments and... more than investments, managed public policies that allowed the child of the most impoverished person to have the same score as the child of a Brazilian billionaire.
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But then I'll make one point.
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The Lula government invests more in education.
That's the thing.
Vietnam spends half as much on education as we do.
The problem with education in Brazil is not money.
Brazil's education problem is management.
We are throwing education money in the trash.
It doesn't help to put in more money if the money is going to waste.
I was president of the Education Committee.
We don't have an indicator for early childhood education.
So, the moment when 85% of the human brain is formed, which is in early childhood, we don't have an indicator to evaluate it.
whether that child is being well educated or not.
So it doesn't matter how much money we throw in, because we don't even know what the starting status is, where we are and where we want to get to.
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So we have to change basic education, start there.
That, I have no doubt about.
Let me go in a little further.
Israel is asking about that.
What is your proposal, sir, for this better Brazil?
Well, a proposal for a better Brazil is a very broad question.
You have several... how many years have you had the podcast?
But from the education point of view, one basic thing: an indicator.
You don't pilot an airplane.
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