Executive Branch

The executive can do a lot without legislative approval.

That depends only on the Executive.

✅ National Convention: I'm used to fighting, but I fight for what matters to Brazil. I will be able to sit at the negotiating table and say that Brazil now has a President of the Republic worthy of the Presidency, respecting the population. It's time to roll up our sleeves, return Brazil to Brazilians and say, loud and clear: PT, drug trafficking and corruption have no chance in Brazil. Let's go! Caiado for president! #BrasilcomCaiado 🇧🇷

I'll create the Ministry of Public Security exclusively for that.

Put a good guy there, aligned with what I'm saying.

… Because a candidate for the Presidency needs to prove they can make decisions alone in the toughest moments. Voters do not want a president who needs constant approval from another leader; they want someone capable of leading the country on their own. Think of a crisis involving Venezuela, Bolivia, or Argentina. At that moment, no one can have doubts about who is in charge, much less imagine that the president must first consult someone before acting. This contrast between autonomy and dependence can become a central axis of the debate. Because, in a presidential election, leadership is not inherited; it is demonstrated.

First in my office and then at the Planalto (Presidential Palace).

And when I am president, your cushy life will end.