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Renan Santos????? - Eu tive um pesadelo.
41 statements · 1 politicians · July 12, 2026 · 3 min
Statements by Renan Santos. 41 transcribed statements, with topic and stance on the ones the analysis classified. Topics: Social Policy, Child and adolescent protection, Public Safety and Order, Gender equality.
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I had a nightmare today and I woke up very scared.
Images of that house came back to me again, that damned house in Melgaço, over in Pará.
It's that house where I witnessed a woman of 46 who looked 80.
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About: expand the reach of public policies to vulnerable populations
That woman had 8 children, all on Bolsa Família.
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About: protect children and adolescents against sexual abuse by adults
Of those eight children, two were underage and both became pregnant.
The nightmare in question was again the image of this man you're seeing.
This man urinating on his own body at 3 p.m.
This man haunts me a lot because he is the one who makes me precisely fear that everything we plan for Brazil might not work out.
Because this man is supposedly a present father.
He lives with his wife; he is present with his children.
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About: strengthen public security policies and civic education
But even his presence did not prevent one of the sons from joining organized crime and two of his underage daughters from getting involved with much older men and becoming pregnant.
And here's the point I want to bring to you that might help you as a woman understand the Brazilian problem.
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About: implement prevention and education policies to deconstruct toxic masculinity
The poor quality of many Brazilian men is taking a very big toll on all of us.
And sometimes it makes us feel that Brazil has no solution.
If you tell me there's a solution for that house or that town I visited, I'll probably doubt what you're saying.
And I might even begin to doubt myself.
Because it's such a deep problem, so deep, that sometimes we think it has no solution.
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About: expand the reach of public policies to vulnerable populations
That it's easier, I don't know, for you to create a new artificial intelligence, for you to invent an atomic bomb, than to solve the problems of poverty in a country like Brazil.
And that keeps running through my head every week because I realize that, clearly, Brazil is much more difficult than we imagine.
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About: expand the reach of public policies to vulnerable populations
And we see Lula discussing, 'ah, I'll give you a gas voucher.'
The Bolsonaro family discussing anything.
Actually, fighting among themselves and people don't even care about that.
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About: reduce socioeconomic inequality
Brazil is much more Melgaço than Jardins or Leblon.
And these people exist by the millions.
They don't know what they're doing to their lives.
They are like the people shown on the NGB News channel there in Rio de Janeiro.
She's pregnant, huh?
Still sitting on a dick.
Still sitting on a dick.
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About: strengthen public security policies and civic education
They're interviews with criminals who don't even care about what they did.
There are so many people, either very bad or who have no sense of reality, that we end up asking ourselves, does Brazil have a solution?
As much as this is a nightmare, and I'm making a reflection here with you, I think there is a solution.
I think we can save ourselves.
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About: expand the reach of public policies to vulnerable populations
And I honestly think the State has a very important role in this.
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About: expand the reach of public policies to vulnerable populations
If the State sets an example from top to bottom and brings support, including cultural support, to these families, they may stop harming themselves as they are doing and we may begin to raise a new generation, especially these children, ready to live in society and build a better country.
And this isn't about treating them like poor, helpless people.
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About: strengthen public security policies and civic education
It's about disciplining these people, bringing law and order, establishing structure, making them understand what is right and what is wrong, so that they stop, above all, sabotaging themselves.
Because first these people sabotage themselves, then they sabotage their environment and their family, and in the end the whole country ends up sabotaged.
Sorry to offer this reflection, but I'd really like it if, if you liked it, you would share it and give your opinion here in the comments.
This is an honest reflection from someone who wants to change Brazil, but who knows the problem is very big.
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