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70 classified statements · 1 politicians · June 30, 2026 · 5 min

Statements by Renan Santos. 70 excerpts classified by topic and stance. Topics: Commercial Policy, Fiscal Reform, Financial System, Combating Impunity.

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  1. Renan Santos

    0:00

    So, first, congratulations.
  2. Renan Santos

    0:01

    Sensational work.
  3. Renan Santos

    0:03

    What an incredible thing that a guy like you is here tonight talking with us about proposals and projects and dreams in a country that is your enemy.
  4. Renan Santos

    0:13

    This country hates you, man.
  5. Renan Santos

    0:14

    You know, first of all.
  6. Renan Santos

    0:16

    This country hates you.
  7. Renan Santos

    0:17

    This country is your evil.
  8. Renan Santos

    0:18

    And what you do is insist on a place that is your enemy.
  9. Renan Santos

    0:23

    Let's start with the industry part.
  10. Renan Santos

    0:27

    Neutral

    About: implement a competitiveness agenda to add value to Brazilian production

    The price to produce something in Brazil is higher because, one, labor costs for hiring someone and the legal risk to hire and fire someone are gigantic, right?

    Why it was classified this way · 78% confidence Describes labor costs and legal risk that raise production costs, without proposing explicit action.

  11. Renan Santos

    0:35

    One.
  12. Renan Santos

    0:36

    Electricity, extremely expensive.
  13. Renan Santos

    0:38

    Three.
  14. Renan Santos

    0:38

    Neutral

    About: implement a competitiveness agenda to add value to Brazilian production

    Transport, costs that fall on transportation, very expensive.

    Why it was classified this way · 75% confidence Emphasizes high transportation costs as a factor that raises production costs, without a direct proposal.

  15. Renan Santos

    0:42

    Four.
  16. Renan Santos

    0:42

    Neutral

    About: implement a competitiveness agenda to add value to Brazilian production

    Money, whether venture capital or plain, simple money you get from a bank.

    Why it was classified this way · 75% confidence Reports difficulty accessing capital and credit for businesses, without explicitly advocating a policy.

  17. Renan Santos

    0:46

    Neutral

    About: implement a competitiveness agenda to add value to Brazilian production

    Rare, hard and expensive, hellishly expensive.

    Why it was classified this way · 70% confidence Reinforces that capital is scarce and expensive, an economic problem description without an explicit proposal.

  18. Renan Santos

    0:50

    Five.
  19. Renan Santos

    0:51

    Neutral

    About: implement a competitiveness agenda to add value to Brazilian production

    Labor to work with you, hard to find and hard to retain.

    Why it was classified this way · 72% confidence Highlights difficulty in finding and retaining qualified labor, without detailing a policy action.

  20. Renan Santos

    0:56

    Neutral

    About: implement a competitiveness agenda to add value to Brazilian production

    Six, the lack of any sectoral policy that could incentivize you to work.

    Why it was classified this way · 74% confidence Denounces the absence of sectoral incentive policies; describes an institutional gap.

  21. Renan Santos

    1:00

    Neutral

    About: implement a competitiveness agenda to add value to Brazilian production

    So, I've raised a series of points here that are absolutely unbearable to work with and that make your cost much higher than bringing that already finished from China, right?

    Why it was classified this way · 72% confidence Summarizes various problems that make domestic production costlier than importing, without proposing a solution.

  22. Renan Santos

    1:10

    It's bizarre.
  23. Renan Santos

    1:11

    Neutral

    About: implement a competitiveness agenda to add value to Brazilian production

    There's more, let's put it this way: if you need to buy special machinery, you're not incentivized to bring that machinery, you'll be taxed just to bring a machine that will increase your productivity.

    Why it was classified this way · 76% confidence Criticizes taxation on machinery that increases productivity; describes a tax-related obstacle.

  24. Renan Santos

    1:22

    Neutral

    About: change tax legislation

    All the microeconomic legislation, both related to how you'll be able to pay your taxes and how you'll be able to collect, you'll have to spend a ton on an accountant, a ton on a lawyer because of the legal cost that involves all economic activity.

    Why it was classified this way · 78% confidence Points to legal complexity and costs for accountants/lawyers without advocating a specific measure.

  25. Renan Santos

    1:36

    Neutral

    About: facilitate access to credit and open the financial system to companies

    And at the end of the day you'll still have a closed financial system, in which it's hard to work credit, hard to obtain credit.

    Why it was classified this way · 76% confidence Denounces a closed financial system and difficulty accessing credit, describing a market problem.

  26. Renan Santos

    1:42

    Therefore, it's crazy to try to do a cutting-edge economic activity in a country like Brazil.
  27. Renan Santos

    1:49

    But it shouldn't be.
  28. Renan Santos

    1:51

    For

    About: implement a competitiveness agenda to add value to Brazilian production

    Our government will literally address all those issues.

    Why it was classified this way · 90% confidence States that 'o governo nosso vai endereçar todos esses assuntos', a promise of governmental action.

  29. Renan Santos

    1:54

    For

    About: implement a competitiveness agenda to add value to Brazilian production

    Absolutely all those topics.

    Why it was classified this way · 85% confidence Reiterates that their government will address the mentioned issues, advocating public intervention.

  30. Renan Santos

    1:55

    I say this not because, as a political leader, it's my role.
  31. Renan Santos

    2:01

    But because, in a much more humble way, I don't have a tenth of your brilliance.
  32. Renan Santos

    2:06

    I also tried to be an entrepreneur in Brazil and I went through all those setbacks.
  33. Renan Santos

    2:09

    I was a supplier of automotive systems through my father.
  34. Renan Santos

    2:12

    I was a supplier for infrastructure battery works in the area of doors and windows in Brazil.
  35. Renan Santos

    2:18

    And all those problems ended up occurring.
  36. Renan Santos

    2:21

    And they make everything much more expensive, everything slow and very risky.
  37. Renan Santos

    2:24

    It's very difficult to work in a country like that.
  38. Renan Santos

    2:27

    And if we don't change this dynamic, it'll be more worthwhile for you to realize your dream with the ideas you created in another country.
  39. Renan Santos

    2:33

    Because at some point you'll get tired and you'll give up.
  40. Renan Santos

    2:36

    And your giving up isn't wrong, because you can't waste the talent that was given to you by your parents, by God, call it what you want.
  41. Renan Santos

    2:43

    You can't waste it, because your talent is a good for humanity.
  42. Renan Santos

    2:46

    And you need to carry it forward.
  43. Renan Santos

    2:49

    It's a shame, and that brings us to the second part of the question.
  44. Renan Santos

    2:51

    The fact that Brazil is an enemy of talented people.
  45. Renan Santos

    2:54

    Neutral

    About: publicize convictions and accountability for corruption

    Brazil, as I said, is a country where Alcolumbre gets rich, where the bum from Banco Master gets rich, and you run around trying to find suppliers and can't find them.

    Why it was classified this way · 80% confidence Reports examples of public figures' enrichment as a descriptive critique of corruption.

  46. Renan Santos

    3:02

    This country is a disgrace, this country is cursed.
  47. Renan Santos

    3:05

    As long as a guy like you, as long as young people who work in programming and engineering, have difficulty becoming very, very rich doing what they know how to do, while a bum of a prosecutor who earns 150k a month, a judge who earns 300k a month, while a piece-of-shit politician who takes part in a corruption scandal and then flies around in a little private jet, like the party president does — if that situation were fine, this country would be shit.
  48. Renan Santos

    3:26

    For

    About: publicize convictions and accountability for corruption

    My election has to be the election of the victory of people like you over people like them.

    Why it was classified this way · 90% confidence States that their election should be a victory of 'pessoas como você' over the corrupt.

  49. Renan Santos

    3:32

    And what I want, what I propose here is not even to be the guy who will understand the beauty of your project.
  50. Renan Santos

    3:36

    I'm just the guy who will avenge you.
  51. Renan Santos

    3:39

    For

    About: publicize convictions and accountability for corruption

    I'll just use the hate that you sometimes feel in your heart.

    Why it was classified this way · 88% confidence Declares using hatred as a tool to 'destruir' those who block the realization of dreams.

  52. Renan Santos

    3:41

    as a tool to destroy the people who are preventing you from fulfilling your dreams.
  53. Renan Santos

    3:44

    Because when your dreams don't come true, the dreams of millions of other Brazilians also don't come true.
  54. Renan Santos

    3:49

    For

    About: encourage retention of qualified human capital in Brazil

    I'll only keep high-quality human capital here in Brazil when it makes sense for high-quality human capital to be in Brazil.

    Why it was classified this way · 86% confidence Says they will keep human capital here when it makes sense, promising retention policies.

  55. Renan Santos

    3:54

    Because today in Brazil it makes sense to be a terrible human being, of low trust, who appropriates what belongs to others, who steals public money, who thinks only of themselves, 'my porridge first'.
  56. Renan Santos

    4:02

    For

    About: publicize convictions and accountability for corruption

    I want to destroy those guys.

    Why it was classified this way · 87% confidence Explicitly states 'Eu quero destruir esses caras', an affirmative stance against corrupt individuals.

  57. Renan Santos

    4:03

    I have a hatred for those guys that keeps me up at night.
  58. Renan Santos

    4:06

    So, we are gathering today the light at Ita,
  59. Renan Santos

    4:10

    I went to lecture at Harvard, I lectured at Harvard, Stanford, Berkeley, I lectured to Brazilians at the best colleges in the United States.
  60. Renan Santos

    4:18

    I have people who participated in the Yellow Book, tech people, from the best colleges in the world being Brazilian.
  61. Renan Santos

    4:23

    And all of them said, man, I really wanted to be able to start a business in Brazil.
  62. Renan Santos

    4:25

    I really wanted to eat the food I like, be near my parents, be in a serious country.
  63. Renan Santos

    4:29

    For

    About: promote the ascent of young talents to political leadership

    And our project, and there's even the joke I make about tecnotenantism, right?

    Why it was classified this way · 90% confidence Proposes a 'tomada de poder' by a talented younger generation as a programmatic goal.

  64. Renan Santos

    4:34

    Our project is about a takeover by a highly talented young generation.
  65. Renan Santos

    4:37

    If I allow highly talented young people to take power in Brazil, we will turn this fucking country into one of the five greatest nations in the world in at most 30 years.
  66. Renan Santos

    4:45

    That's my focus.
  67. Renan Santos

    4:46

    Treat me as a soldier of your cause.
  68. Renan Santos

    4:48

    That's it.
  69. Renan Santos

    4:48

    My cause is people like you.
  70. Renan Santos

    4:50

    Thank you very much.

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