Regulatory Framework and Anti-Corruption

And I ended up, out of indignation and outrage, entering politics because of the petrolão, the mensalão, Lava Jato, that thieving, corruption and the recession of 2015 and 2016.

Another thing, total fight against corruption and privileges.

We have a good climate. The problem is not a lack of resources here. The problem here is an abundance of thieves.

Privatize, not steal, and prosper.

Brazil is, yes, a country that's been robbed here. Very robbed. You understand?

I realized that it doesn't help to study a lot, be a good professional, or build a good business if you're in a country run by corrupt people.

I came back third in the presidential polls and I climbed. I climbed to almost 6%. Remember that I started at 0.3% in the presidential polls. I climbed to 6% practically in the Atlas poll, at the moment when the whole press was campaigning for Zema. At the moment when they said that Flávio Bolsonaro was a given in the second round and that nobody could take Lula's voice away in the Northeast. Yesterday's Nexus poll showed that I doubled in size. I went there from 2% to 4%. And that my vote composition is as strange as possible. I pull votes from Lula supporters, I pull votes from Bolsonaro supporters and from independent voters. I am in fact the pre-candidate who can change the game. I don't need to suck up to anyone. I don't need to fawn over anyone. I'm representing a voter who wants different ideas, who doesn't want to be permanently in a fight—whether it's Bolsonaro, whether it's Lula, whether it's communism, whether it's the right—I don't care about any of that. We simply want to live in a country where you can walk the street without being robbed, where you can use your salary or the money you get from your business to buy things and it fits in your pocket, where you don't feel like a sucker constantly paying taxes, where you will not humiliate yourself neither to China nor to the United States, where you don't have to sit passively watching other countries achieve their plans, go to space, develop technologies, knowing that Brazil could do the same, where you won't be a sucker seeing your hard-earned money spent on Bolsa Família for someone who doesn't need it, or where they'll pay the huge salary of a lousy judge, and you who are young—when I say young, I mean people up to 50 years old— you who are a worker will not see a crook appropriate your dreams and your opportunities simply to get rich without having to work. This is our dream. Our dream goes to the second round. This has only just begun. Whoever has 5.8 goes to 7 and whoever has 7 goes to 10.

You don't have investment here so that these young people, these teenagers, can study artificial intelligence, technology, be able to produce, start their own company, or do a study at school together with companies, in that dual model, so they can already be shaped by the company and finish their education with a guaranteed job — there's no expectation of anything for these kids. What expectation does this guy give for Brazil's future? None. And regarding the elderly, his government, more or less, is a string of corruption scandals.