Kim Kataguiri: So, just to make it very clear: parties like the PT — which voted the urgency of this bill and will vote the merits — no longer have the moral authority to speak about businessmen, about workers, about corruption; in short, they no longer have moral standing to speak and should stay quiet in the Chamber. Thank you.
Kim Kataguiri: Madam President, once again, I just want to emphasize: we have the Government Leader on the floor, we have the PT Leader on the floor.
We have here a deafening silence, or rather, an eloquent silence, which says a lot about the sleaziness that is being carried out here in this vote.
Kim Kataguiri: They can no longer say anything. No one from the Lula Government's base can say absolutely anything about labor rights or about defaults on labor obligations.
Kim Kataguiri: They can no longer speak about tax collection, they can no longer speak about embezzlement of public money, they can no longer speak about privatization, because they want to allow you to create a university with public money and then charge tuition, things you have always attacked.