Labor policy

Yes, they want to have my mandate revoked. Let's not mince words. I could lose my office and my political rights for eight years. All of it based on a lie that has already been defeated in court and characterized as political persecution. This is what happens to those who take up the fight for workers, for women and for marginalized populations in Brazil. Even my modest assets have become a problem while right-wing politicians multiply their money with impunity through MASTER sponsorship. But I will not bow my head. They will have to accept our presence in the spaces of power. For I am only the first of many. And to the left-wing figures who joined this campaign of hatred and persecution, I imagine it must be awful not to be able to mobilize their bases and to feel like a minor actor within our political spectrum, but worse still is to be a minor actor in a movement led by the right.

I'm totally in favor, to make it easier and remove any suspicion.

Not satisfied with breaking the country, they rob the retirement of the Postal Service workers, who curiously have a Stockholm syndrome — the Postal Workers' Union continues supporting the PT (Workers' Party).

We can also, through this platform, have a registry of the vacancies offered in many places, matched not to the person's résumé but to what they know how to do.

It's a situation where I think young people really need to be there, being encouraged to work in a way — maybe not a regular job, but meaningful work, as an apprentice or intern.

In the World Cup, Brazil lost for lack of play. For not having the conditions to overcome the opponent. Here in Brazil, the people are being defeated while the Senate has every means to make a victory happen. Our PEC to END the 6x1 work schedule has been stalled FOR A MONTH, with the Senate threatening to leave the vote until after the elections. And that is precisely the will of the right, of Tariflávio's crew, of the billionaires and of the enemies of Brazil: that the agenda cools off. We cannot allow that. Brazil may fail on the field when facing other countries. But Brazil cannot defeat its own people. Full pressure on the Senate.

This is the Lula government with the truckers, with Move Brasil, isn't it?

The most important thing is that many truckers can tell the difference between those who just do blah blah blah, those who only offer ideological chit-chat, and those who actually deliver and improve the lives of real workers.