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O que TRANSFORMA o Brasil NÃO VIRALIZA
29 statements · 1 politicians · October 27, 2025 · 3 min
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Desconhecido
You were talking about the need for mobilization for Brazil, basically trying to put on the National Congress's agenda those projects that are relevant to the people.
Desconhecido
Do you agree with these demonstrations we've been seeing in the streets, many of which treat the Congress as the enemy — we know, also blaming parliamentarians for... relevant agendas not advancing — in your view should this type of demonstration also be used to push forward agendas like the ones you have on education and others that are much more important than us.
Desconhecido
Did you see that debate about the shielding PEC, just to stick to one issue, for example.
Exactly.
Exactly.
Tainá, I was out in the street, at that big mobilization in São Paulo — we gathered on Avenida Paulista — because unfortunately today there is a majority in the National Congress that is indeed positioning itself against the people.
They voted to increase the number of deputies, they wanted to approve the shielding PEC, which was literally to shield criminal, corrupt parliamentarians from any criminal prosecution.
In short, they did everything they could to delay and to prevent the vote on the income tax reform.
And with each of those votes I was there voting against, taking a stand, but unfortunately we lost the vote.
So it was only with the force of the street that we managed to bury the shielding PEC in the Senate and pass the income tax reform, which introduced full exemption — that is, total relief — for those who earn up to R$ 5,000 per month.
So yes.
Going out into the streets, protesting, reminding politicians of the left and the right that they are there to represent the people — that's very important.
Now, what's the challenge?
The issues I work on, mainly related to education, long-term planning, and economic development, don't go viral.
We even try to be creative, make a funnier video, but... there's a difficulty in showing the urgency of these issues.
So, this is a question I even ask people who are following us.
How do we get out of this place where what goes viral is almost always irrelevant to people, while what can truly transform our Brazil isn't going viral?
I'll give the example of a project that is very important to me, which is Pé de Meia.
When, finally, its author of this project — 4 million young people impacted.
It took four years to pass this law.
Because Pé de Meia doesn't mobilize people like social media topics do.
So this is a challenge for us.
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