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RENAN DISCURSA EM SÃO LUÍS | Maranhão
613 classified statements · 1 politicians · April 17, 2026 · 42 min
Statements by Renan Santos. 613 excerpts classified by topic and stance. Topics: Regional Development, Judiciary / Anti-Corruption, Electoral System & Paper Ballot, Political Activism.
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Renan Santos
0:01
It’s the worst political class in Brazil, which is the political class of Maranhão.
Renan Santos
0:03
I’ll repeat, it’s by far the worst political class in Brazil.
Renan Santos
0:07
About: promote the Northeast's economic development
The Northeast is the solution, because if we empower the working, productive Northeast, and that Northeast defeats its oligarchies, the Northeast won’t be living with its hand out in Brasília.
Why it was classified this way · 93% confidence advocates empowering the Northeast to defeat oligarchies and generate development
Renan Santos
0:16
About: promote the Northeast's economic development
The Northeast will stop exporting migrants to other places to live in an undignified way in favelas, in poor neighborhoods and large urban centers, and will become a place that receives people.
Why it was classified this way · 90% confidence states that the Northeast will stop exporting migrants when empowered
Renan Santos
0:25
That’s what the Northeast has to be.
Renan Santos
0:26
The Northeast as it should be, that’s what it is.
Renan Santos
0:28
About: defeat Maranhão's political elites
And that Northeast will become... Defeating that elite is a war we have to fight.
Why it was classified this way · 90% confidence says defeating the elite is 'uma guerra' and necessary
Renan Santos
0:32
This case is very serious.
Renan Santos
0:33
You can’t be celebrating the fucking mess of a Brandão/Braide carnival.
Renan Santos
0:39
Fuck the carnival again, a thousand times over.
Renan Santos
0:41
I came to warn you.
Renan Santos
0:42
About: apply penalties for vote buying
Buying votes gets you 20 years in prison.
Why it was classified this way · 80% confidence states the legal penalty for vote buying without proposing new action
Renan Santos
0:46
About: apply penalties for vote selling
Selling your vote gets you 10 years in prison.
Why it was classified this way · 80% confidence reports penalty for vote selling as a fact, without an explicit proposal
Renan Santos
0:48
About: eradicate vote buying and selling
People will stop selling and buying votes.
Why it was classified this way · 70% confidence declares that 'o povo vai parar', indicating support for ending the practice
Renan Santos
1:02
The rule around here is vote buying.
Renan Santos
1:05
About: ensure correct application of parliamentary amendments
The rule around here is diverted amendments.
Why it was classified this way · 70% confidence describes diversion of amendments as the rule without formulating an explicit proposal
Renan Santos
1:07
And what was my surprise when I went through certain towns?
Renan Santos
1:11
Santo Antônio do Lopes has a mayor from the PL.
Renan Santos
1:14
About: combat corruption and practices of political clientelism
Seeing that the right here does the exact same thing.
Why it was classified this way · 80% confidence criticizes that the right does the same and supports combating the practices
Renan Santos
1:18
And everyone’s argument is, oh no, it’s different here.
Renan Santos
1:22
Here in Maranhão we adapt.
Renan Santos
1:25
I don’t want to adapt.
Renan Santos
1:28
And I don’t think you should remain adapted to the absurd.
Renan Santos
1:32
About: organize popular demonstrations against governments or corrupt acts
You don’t have to accept the absurd, and I can say with all the calm about all the states I’ve been through, on all the trips I’ve made around Brazil, this is the one in the worst state of affairs.
Why it was classified this way · 80% confidence calls on the public not to accept the absurd and to act
Renan Santos
1:43
About: reduce regional inequalities and improve development indicators (HDI)
The situation in Maranhão is a disgrace, it’s a place that lives as if it were a country at war.
Why it was classified this way · 72% confidence reports a serious state situation without proposing a specific measure there
Renan Santos
1:49
The situation in Maranhão is frightening.
Renan Santos
1:53
Every road you drive on, you burst a tire on your car, or if you swerve to avoid a pothole, you drive your car in front of a truck.
Renan Santos
2:02
About: improve public transport infrastructure and services
I saw agricultural production having to go ten kilometers per hour in the south of the state to get their soy and corn production out, because they can’t travel on those roads.
Why it was classified this way · 75% confidence describes the impediment to transport due to bad roads, without a direct proposal
Renan Santos
2:14
And I wonder, do they just keep driving back and forth?
Renan Santos
2:16
All the politicians, all the politicians here are superstars.
Renan Santos
2:19
It’s not Brandão, it’s Braide, it’s Brandão, I don’t know what.
Renan Santos
2:22
About: restore and maintain public roads in Maranhão
And nobody can fill the fucking hole.
Why it was classified this way · 65% confidence criticizes that no one fixes the potholes, pointing to a maintenance problem
Renan Santos
2:26
I saw a fight, I saw at the beginning of the year, who puts on the biggest carnival in Brazil?
Renan Santos
2:31
Then it’s Braide, it’s Verso Brandão.
Renan Santos
2:33
Fuck the carnival, damn it!
Renan Santos
2:36
Fuck it!
Renan Santos
2:41
What the fuck kind of carnival is this?
Renan Santos
2:44
You are being treated like animals.
Renan Santos
2:46
About: prioritize public spending on essential services over events
Human rights — let’s talk here — the human rights of those poor populations I visited, all impoverished, but the carnival was on schedule.
Why it was classified this way · 88% confidence contrasts neglected human rights with financing of Carnival
Renan Santos
2:56
The money for Belmar’s show was guaranteed.
Renan Santos
3:00
I walked around the city there, and what did I see?
Renan Santos
3:04
A scandal involving a cemetery where the gravediggers wouldn’t work.
Renan Santos
3:09
The gravedigger didn’t go to work.
Renan Santos
3:11
People buried Dona Raimunda with their own hands and with buckets.
Renan Santos
3:17
About: ensure transparency in spending on public events
Yet the Wesley Safadão show, costing 1.3 million reais, the Wesley Safadão show was paid for.
Why it was classified this way · 75% confidence reports a high payment for a show without proposing immediate action there
Renan Santos
3:26
And then comes the part where the pig twists its tail.
Renan Santos
3:31
Who paid that 1.3 million?
Renan Santos
3:35
Now, but the people of Brazil, my friends, because I’m going to talk about the federative pact here.
Renan Santos
3:40
About: reform the federative pact to reduce political power of local oligarchies
Maranhão is the second state that receives the most resources proportionally under the federative pact, I don’t even know if it is, maybe in absolute terms.
Why it was classified this way · 70% confidence reports Maranhão's position in the federal pact without proposing immediate reform
Renan Santos
3:49
It sends very little in revenue and receives a lot back.
Renan Santos
3:54
That generates a gigantic fight.
Renan Santos
3:56
Folks down south, folks in the southeast say, hey, I send my money to the federation, the money doesn’t come back.
Renan Santos
4:01
There’s no money to build roads in Paraná, even though Paraná is one of the most productive states in Brazil.
Renan Santos
4:05
They say, where’s the money?
Renan Santos
4:07
It went to Wesley Safadão.
Renan Santos
4:09
About: investigate public transfers to CNPJs linked to the same person
The money was on the order of 32 million reais for Buriti Cupu.
Why it was classified this way · 72% confidence reports a transfer of 32 million, recounting the suspected spending
Renan Santos
4:12
It left Paraná, it left São Paulo, it went to Buriti Cupu.
Renan Santos
4:17
And supposedly they were going to evacuate the people and build a neighborhood.
Renan Santos
4:21
Did they steal the evacuation?
Renan Santos
4:22
No.
Renan Santos
4:23
Did they build the neighborhood?
Renan Santos
4:25
No.
Renan Santos
4:25
About: investigate and punish cases of corruption and money laundering
But the money was taken and the money was spent.
Why it was classified this way · 90% confidence claims that money was taken and spent, demanding investigation and punishment
Renan Santos
4:28
Someone stole that money along the way.
Renan Santos
4:31
And who stole it?
Renan Santos
4:32
About: combat corruption and hold those involved accountable
We need to put a period.
Why it was classified this way · 88% confidence says 'a gente precisa colocar um ponto', calling for action against corruption
Renan Santos
4:35
It’s the worst political class in Brazil, which is the political class of Maranhão.
Renan Santos
4:38
I’ll repeat.
Renan Santos
4:39
It’s by far the worst political class in Brazil.
Renan Santos
4:42
There’s nothing like the political class of Maranhão.
Renan Santos
4:46
Today I was in the supposed land of Sarney, Pinheiros.
Renan Santos
4:51
My God, the vultures have names in the street.
Renan Santos
4:54
There was a vulture called Zé.
Renan Santos
4:56
They called him by name.
Renan Santos
4:58
And he was eating carrion in the middle of the street.
Renan Santos
5:02
There was open sewage everywhere.
Renan Santos
5:06
The streets abandoned.
Renan Santos
5:08
About: ensure proper delivery and use of federal funds
But the question: did the money arrive or not?
Why it was classified this way · 80% confidence rhetorically asks whether the money actually arrived and was applied
Renan Santos
5:11
Because if it hadn’t arrived, we’d say, what a situation, it looks like intentional misery.
Renan Santos
5:15
About: ensure proper delivery and use of federal funds
But the money arrived.
Why it was classified this way · 70% confidence states that the money arrived, reporting the fact without detailing action
Renan Santos
5:17
The money came here.
Renan Santos
5:20
About: ensure transparent use of public revenue
The Brazilian government went on Jornal Nacional yesterday, excuse me, the Brazilian government celebrated the incredible milestone.
Why it was classified this way · 75% confidence reports record revenue and suggests that the funds finance the political class
Renan Santos
5:28
About: reduce the tax burden on goods and services
That 32% of GDP is being taxed.
Why it was classified this way · 68% confidence reports the tax percentage as a fact, without a direct proposal in this remark
Renan Santos
5:31
About: ensure transparent use of public revenue
We had record revenue.
Why it was classified this way · 70% confidence reports record collection; contextualizes concern about the destination of the funds
Renan Santos
5:33
About: reduce the tax burden on goods and services
There has never been so much tax collection in this country.
Why it was classified this way · 68% confidence states that taxes have never been so high, without indicating immediate action
Renan Santos
5:36
About: ensure transparent use of public funds and accountability
And an important part of that tax is going to sustain this political class that does absolutely nothing useful for people.
Why it was classified this way · 85% confidence criticizes that taxes sustain the political class without social return
Renan Santos
5:44
And there’s no prospect of economic improvement or change in that dynamic.
Renan Santos
5:48
Want an example?
Renan Santos
5:49
Which state has the highest ICMS in Brazil?
Renan Santos
5:52
Maranhão.
Renan Santos
5:53
About: reduce state taxes that discourage production
What productive stimulus does Maranhão have?
Why it was classified this way · 75% confidence questions higher ICMS as an obstacle to investment and productivity
Renan Santos
5:57
What desire does a company have to set up in Maranhão?
Renan Santos
5:59
She will arrive here; a politician will come to meet with her.
Renan Santos
6:03
About: optimize logistics for the agricultural sector
Two, if she is going to move her production from one place to another, there are no roads.
Why it was classified this way · 80% confidence Says lack of roads prevents goods from being transported and drives companies away.
Renan Santos
6:08
Three, she will pay some of the highest taxes in Brazil.
Renan Santos
6:14
About: coordinate state and federal actions to combat organized crime
Four, organized crime has already taken over a large part of the state.
Why it was classified this way · 88% confidence Warns that organized crime and the PCC already control areas of the state.
Renan Santos
6:20
About: coordinate state and federal actions to combat organized crime
In every city I went to, I saw symbols and areas controlled by the PCC.
Why it was classified this way · 88% confidence Reports growth of the PCC and implies the need for state action.
Renan Santos
6:24
And here it seems the trend of the moment is for the PCC to grow.
Renan Santos
6:28
About: promote the state's economic development through investment in infrastructure
So I ask, if it's obvious that this is not a state built to receive companies and have productive activity, what does Maranhão's politics do to make this state, let's put it here, functional?
Why it was classified this way · 80% confidence Rhetorically asks what policies would make the state functional, seeking solutions.
Renan Santos
6:43
About: combat clientelism and extortion via budget amendments
Politics here got used to the federative pact and to their function being to sit in the Senate and in the Chamber of Deputies.
Why it was classified this way · 88% confidence Criticizes the habit of 'achacar' presidents and using overpriced amendments.
Renan Santos
6:49
Extorting any President of the Republic to send resources here through amendments and through supposed works, which are all, absolutely all, overpriced, all stolen; they put the fucking money in their pocket, they take part in the biggest corruption scandals; just look at the scoundrel Everton Rocha, the criminal, the bastard, Everton Rocha, from PDT of Maranhão, scoundrel, one of the great scoundrels of the Republic, Everton Rocha, Matos, matos, matões, matões.
Renan Santos
7:24
One of the biggest farms in Brazil, with an airplane runway, more than 3,000 football fields fit inside his farm.
Renan Santos
7:32
How did this guy buy that?
Renan Santos
7:34
How did Josivar Maranhãozinho get rich?
Renan Santos
7:39
Where does the money of these people come from?
Renan Santos
7:41
My friends, a parasitic political class was created, an elite here, completely parasitic, living off one thing.
Renan Santos
7:49
Going to Basília, extorting the president in question, no matter who it is, grabbing resources, then giving a blowjob, which is the new trend.
Renan Santos
7:58
No, put a blowjob out there on the people's street, put a blowjob on the people's street, poorly done, the street will be full of potholes again in less than a year, and shove the difference, the surplus, into their pocket.
Renan Santos
8:08
This is your political history.
Renan Santos
8:10
About: prevent the use of social programs to obtain votes
So the whole encouragement of Maranhão's political class is built to maintain this scheme of going to Brasília, putting a knife to the... to the president's neck, making deals with everyone who matters in the Senate, and throwing the funds here, fooling people, buying votes and recycling the cycle every two elections.
Why it was classified this way · 90% confidence Denounces vote-buying and the clientelist cycle, calling to fight it.
Renan Santos
8:27
What we need to propose here for the state, and I will repeat, was by far the most transformative trip I made to Brazil.
Renan Santos
8:35
I, as a human being, am transformed.
Renan Santos
8:38
Just look at the effort.
Renan Santos
8:39
I went to sleep today at seven in the morning, because there were sequences of flat tires.
Renan Santos
8:44
And what I tell you is... It is the state that is in the worst situation in all of Brazil.
Renan Santos
8:51
The situation of your state is desperate.
Renan Santos
8:55
Because it is a state that is unviable today.
Renan Santos
8:59
Maranhão today is unviable.
Renan Santos
9:01
And a politician that shows up to me saying out there, no, no, because now I'm going to win, because now it's Brand, now it's Brandão, it's always Brand, Brandão.
Renan Santos
9:09
It's a lie, it's a lie.
Renan Santos
9:13
The game is very simple.
Renan Santos
9:15
If they wanted to make Maranhão grow, they wouldn't be charging the highest ICMS of all.
Renan Santos
9:20
Their game is to go to Brasília, extort the president, grab money, put it in their pocket and hand a crumb to the poorest.
Renan Santos
9:26
And you are here?
Renan Santos
9:28
Here there are poor people and middle-class people.
Renan Santos
9:31
You are the suckers who pay this bill.
Renan Santos
9:35
And who do not have, and this is the point, means of action to confront them.
Renan Santos
9:39
I tried to understand, I tried to have conversations.
Renan Santos
9:41
In every city we went to, when talking with people, you will understand what the dynamic is, because it is different from the dynamic of where I come from.
Renan Santos
9:49
In São Paulo, São Paulo is a state of middle-class people, do you understand that?
Renan Santos
9:53
Is there poverty?
Renan Santos
9:54
Of course there is, but it is a state of middle-class people.
Renan Santos
9:56
And the middle-class person is, par excellence, nosy.
Renan Santos
10:01
The middle-class guy thinks he has rights, that he is a citizen, and that he can participate in political discussions in his city.
Renan Santos
10:07
He is as if he were a free man in the agora, and he wants to have opinions.
Renan Santos
10:12
It's good for a country that people are like that, right?
Renan Santos
10:15
The humbler people here, and even the middle-class people, don't think that.
Renan Santos
10:20
They can't perceive that because they think politics is very far from them, because these figures are very rich, very powerful, they have many means of action.
Renan Santos
10:28
All these politicians of the centrão concentrate jobs in the small municipal governments.
Renan Santos
10:33
Even the poorest people, who are victims of these guys, have some relative working at the city hall and then can't speak ill of the city hall.
Renan Santos
10:39
Did you see?
Renan Santos
10:40
I did an IRN in a small town, there in Marajá do Sena.
Renan Santos
10:44
Did you see the families speaking there?
Renan Santos
10:47
Everyone had some relative in the city hall and couldn't speak badly of the mayor.
Renan Santos
10:51
That said, life in the town is a disgrace.
Renan Santos
10:54
So the people are in a disadvantaged position.
Renan Santos
10:58
They can't act.
Renan Santos
11:00
They can't react.
Renan Santos
11:02
They think it's impossible to do anything.
Renan Santos
11:06
Because these political figures, really, and it's disproportionate.
Renan Santos
11:09
They have so many means of action, so much money, so many positions, so many companies in schemes, so much mess in city halls, that these people don't think it can be done.
Renan Santos
11:20
Well then, what I'm seeing here, you noticed that I'm not speaking here as a pre-candidate or anything.
Renan Santos
11:25
I'm speaking here as someone who wants to give you a weapon.
Renan Santos
11:29
About: mobilize supporters for political action
I came here to call you to a war.
Why it was classified this way · 90% confidence Calls the population 'para uma guerra', urging political mobilization.
Renan Santos
11:33
This is an invitation to a war.
Renan Santos
11:35
About: destroy Maranhão's political class
We need to destroy Maranhão's political class.
Why it was classified this way · 88% confidence Explicitly declares 'precisamos destruir' the local political class.
Renan Santos
11:39
Maranhão's political class does harm to Maranhão and does harm to Brazil.
Renan Santos
11:44
Maranhão's political class needs to be destroyed.
Renan Santos
11:46
About: arrest the leading figures of Maranhão's political class
Its main names need to be imprisoned.
Why it was classified this way · 90% confidence States that the main names 'precisam ser presos' as a solution.
Renan Santos
11:49
About: arrest and punish corrupt political leaders in Maranhão
The main names of Maranhão's political class need to be either in a jail cell or disappeared from here, because these guys are a cancer.
Why it was classified this way · 85% confidence Advocates imprisonment or disappearance of leaders as punishment.
Renan Santos
11:55
And not only them, there is a rotten political class all over Brazil.
Renan Santos
11:58
But here it tops them all.
Renan Santos
12:00
I am yet to find a good politician in Maranhão.
Renan Santos
12:03
About: mobilize supporters for political action
You need to act and you need to organize yourselves.
Why it was classified this way · 90% confidence Explicitly calls: 'vocês precisam agir e se organizar'.
Renan Santos
12:08
This is not about my election.
Renan Santos
12:10
About: create local action instruments for political emancipation
Definitely it is not. I swear to you, if we can create instruments of action so that you here begin to free yourselves from these elites, that is worth more than electing 10, 20, 30 presidents.
Why it was classified this way · 88% confidence States that creating local instruments is worth more than electing presidents.
Renan Santos
12:23
Because in fact, I had already said it and the idiot Flávio Bolsonaro got elected, right?
Renan Santos
12:27
I said, the Northeast is the solution, but he didn't understand that.
Renan Santos
12:31
Flávio thinks the Northeast is the solution because he will have votes in the Northeast and win an election.
Renan Santos
12:34
He thinks it's a solution for his pocket, that son of a bitch.
Renan Santos
12:37
The Northeast is the solution, let me teach now, let's see if we can properly limit this mentally retarded guy.
Renan Santos
12:42
About: promote the Northeast's economic development
The Northeast is the solution, because if we empower the Northeast that works and produces, and this Northeast defeats its oligarchies, the Northeast will not live with a begging bowl in Brasília.
Why it was classified this way · 92% confidence Repeats defense of empowering the Northeast to defeat oligarchies and prosper.
Renan Santos
12:52
The Northeast becomes part of the Brazil that pays the bill, of the Brazil that collects revenue, of middle-class Brazil, of the Brazil that shapes consciences.
Renan Santos
13:02
The Northeast stops exporting migrants to other places to live in an undignified way in favelas, in poor neighborhoods and big urban centers.
Renan Santos
13:09
And becomes a place that will receive people.
Renan Santos
13:11
That's what the Northeast has to be.
Renan Santos
13:12
The Northeast as it is, it is this.
Renan Santos
13:14
And this Northeast goes on to defeat this elite.
Renan Santos
13:17
It's a war we have to have.
Renan Santos
13:18
That's why I talk about the Northeast as a whole and speak especially about Maranhão.
Renan Santos
13:22
The situation here is very serious.
Renan Santos
13:25
You can't be celebrating the shitty carnival.
Renan Santos
13:29
Do Brand, do Bright.
Renan Santos
13:31
Fuck the carnival again a thousand times.
Renan Santos
13:34
You shouldn't have the best carnival in Brazil.
Renan Santos
13:37
About: prioritize investments in infrastructure and public services in Maranhão
You have to have the best roads in Brazil.
Why it was classified this way · 90% confidence Lists roads, schools, HDI, food and literacy as goals.
Renan Santos
13:40
You have to have the best schools in Brazil.
Renan Santos
13:49
Your HDI has to improve.
Renan Santos
13:51
The poorest people have to eat properly.
Renan Santos
13:54
People have to leave school literate.
Renan Santos
13:57
There has to be productive activity.
Renan Santos
13:59
About: simplify rules for entrepreneurs and investors
The SMS from here should be lower than São Paulo's to attract companies here.
Why it was classified this way · 80% confidence Compares unfavorable local burdens and advocates measures to attract companies.
Renan Santos
14:03
But it's much bigger.
Renan Santos
14:04
It's about 50% bigger than São Paulo's.
Renan Santos
14:07
This is madness!
Renan Santos
14:09
Madness!
Renan Santos
14:13
And people don't realize it.
Renan Santos
14:15
They don't realize.
Renan Santos
14:17
It was said... Look, when I was young, I used to hear those things... You know, from teachers, sometimes the geography teacher at school.
Renan Santos
14:23
Look, politicians want to keep the people ignorant because that way they can steal more.
Renan Santos
14:28
I never believed that.
Renan Santos
14:29
You say, man, that doesn't make sense.
Renan Santos
14:30
If GDP is bigger, a guy can even steal more.
Renan Santos
14:34
And I said, that's kind of a conspiracy theory.
Renan Santos
14:36
Well, visiting Maranhão, I began to understand that.
Renan Santos
14:40
I began to understand the clichés they taught us.
Renan Santos
14:44
Really, the political class here is built on the exploitation of people.
Renan Santos
14:51
And they want people to say nothing, and they want people to stay there inert, dancing.
Renan Santos
14:58
Ivete has arrived.
Renan Santos
14:59
What is that?
Renan Santos
15:01
It looked like Flávio Bolsonaro.
Renan Santos
15:02
Now, sorry about the dancing.
Renan Santos
15:07
We!
Renan Santos
15:09
And that's the main point.
Renan Santos
15:13
If we don't solve this, Brazil collapses.
Renan Santos
15:18
And this is the battlefield of a much bigger war that people might not understand.
Renan Santos
15:22
Why does Brazil collapse?
Renan Santos
15:23
Look, Maranhão's economy definitely isn't one of the economies that would make Brazil collapse.
Renan Santos
15:29
When I say collapse, I'm talking about the institutional collapse of a nation.
Renan Santos
15:33
About: reform the federative pact to reduce political power of mismanaged states
No, if it makes less and less sense for someone who is paying one of the highest tax burdens in the world in Goiás, in Minas, in São Paulo, to sustain Everton Rocha, do you understand?
Why it was classified this way · 85% confidence Warns that the productive sector cannot sustain the unproductive part, calling for reform.
Renan Santos
15:45
It won't make sense.
Renan Santos
15:46
About: reform the federative pact to reduce political power of mismanaged states
The productive part of Brazil won't be able to sustain the unproductive part.
Why it was classified this way · 82% confidence States that unequal livelihoods will split the country, calling for change.
Renan Santos
15:52
About: preserve national cohesion and prevent interregional rifts
And Brazil is starting to split in the middle, it's starting to fracture, it's generating interregional hatred.
Why it was classified this way · 80% confidence Warns against regional fractures and defends maintaining national unity.
Renan Santos
15:58
And we can't allow that, because Brazil was born to be imperial.
Renan Santos
16:02
Brazil is a nation of continental dimensions and of an imperial vocation.
Renan Santos
16:08
We can't be a country of weak vocation, or a country divided into little republics, like the rest of South America.
Renan Santos
16:15
Spanish America split up.
Renan Santos
16:16
No, our vocation is much greater.
Renan Santos
16:19
Except if it's a pact, a pact where you place commitments on everyone, right?
Renan Santos
16:25
About: introduce mechanisms to hold elected officials accountable
The political class here doesn't want a commitment from everyone.
Why it was classified this way · 85% confidence Criticizes that the political class does not want commitment and calls for accountability.
Renan Santos
16:28
About: combat corruption and hold those involved accountable
The political class wants to steal from you here, it wants to steal from taxpayers in Minas, it wants to steal from taxpayers in São Paulo, it wants to steal from taxpayers in Pernambuco.
Why it was classified this way · 92% confidence Accuses the political class of stealing and proposes confronting it (explicitly critical tone).
Renan Santos
16:34
About: combat corruption and hold those involved accountable
The political class here, it only wants to steal.
Why it was classified this way · 90% confidence Reiterates that the political class 'só quer roubar', advocating confrontation.
Renan Santos
16:36
About: combat corruption and hold those involved accountable
And it doesn't care, it's a plague of locusts.
Why it was classified this way · 88% confidence Calls the political class a 'praga' and calls for action against it.
Renan Santos
16:39
About: combat corruption and hold those involved accountable
And we need to eliminate that plague.
Why it was classified this way · 94% confidence Explicitly says 'precisamos eliminar essa praga', proposing clear political action.
Renan Santos
16:42
About: found a political party
We are bringing an instrument for you.
Why it was classified this way · 70% confidence Announces 'trazer um instrumento', indicating a partisan project for participation.
Renan Santos
16:44
About: found a political party
We set up a political party, which is the political party of my generation.
Why it was classified this way · 95% confidence Says 'Nós montamos um partido político' — claims party creation.
Renan Santos
16:48
About: found a political party
It's the Mission party.
Why it was classified this way · 80% confidence Names the party ('É o partido Missão'), defending the initiative.
Renan Santos
16:50
About: found a political party
This party will make it so that humble people, middle-class people, spread throughout the State, can organize to participate in elections.
Why it was classified this way · 92% confidence Says the party will organize humble people for elections.
Renan Santos
16:59
And you will start winning.
Renan Santos
17:02
One thing my pre-campaign is proving here... And you can see, the most viral presidential pre-candidate in Maranhão, by far, today is me, I don't know if you know.
Renan Santos
17:12
By far, by far.
Renan Santos
17:22
What my pre-campaign is proving is that it's possible to talk about Maranhão's problems, to talk about Maranhão without being condescending; I've always said that everywhere, I even said it in the Northeast.
Renan Santos
17:32
Show up there, 'good man', 'beautiful dyed', 'good man', that's it, that's it, cuscuz, that's it, eat the cuscuz there, give me my amendment.
Renan Santos
17:39
Eat the cuscuz, I'll get my amendment here.
Renan Santos
17:40
Eat the cuscuz, son of a bitch.
Renan Santos
17:43
That's it.
Renan Santos
17:45
I didn't come here to do that.
Renan Santos
17:47
I came to warn.
Renan Santos
17:48
About: increase penalties for vote buying and selling
Buy votes, you go to jail for 20 years.
Why it was classified this way · 97% confidence Declares specific penalties: 'Comprou voto, vai preso 20 anos' (explicit proposal).
Renan Santos
17:51
About: increase penalties for vote buying and selling
Sell votes, you go to jail for 10 years.
Why it was classified this way · 97% confidence States a penalty for vote-selling ('vai preso 10 anos'), proposing to toughen the sanction.
Renan Santos
17:54
About: increase penalties for vote buying and selling
The people will stop selling and buying votes here.
Why it was classified this way · 80% confidence States expectation that the buying and selling of votes will stop as a consequence of the measure.
Renan Santos
18:01
What did I come to warn?
Renan Santos
18:05
About: merge small municipalities that exist only as legal entities (CNPJ)
Let's merge that pile of municipalities that became just a CNPJ (corporate tax ID) for deputies and scoundrels to launder money.
Why it was classified this way · 93% confidence Explicitly proposes 'Vamos fundir esse monte de município' to combat irregularities.
Renan Santos
18:12
About: merge small municipalities that exist only as legal entities (CNPJ)
Let's merge small municipalities here.
Why it was classified this way · 90% confidence Reiterates the proposal to merge small municipalities ('Vamos fundir município pequeno').
Renan Santos
18:19
And let's make a revolution.
Renan Santos
18:21
What's the big administrative revolution?
Renan Santos
18:23
See, my parents live in a city called Vinhedo, in the interior of São Paulo.
Renan Santos
18:28
Vinhedo has several factories, has grape plantations, makes wine.
Renan Santos
18:31
Vinhedo is a doll, a jewel.
Renan Santos
18:34
Vinhedo's HDI is similar to Italy's.
Renan Santos
18:37
Even so, Vinhedo has vote buying, ok?
Renan Santos
18:39
There they buy boots too, to show that this problem is national.
Renan Santos
18:42
Well then, in Vinhedo, the indicators are okay.
Renan Santos
18:46
Life is going well in Vinhedo, its 70 thousand inhabitants.
Renan Santos
18:50
When I look at practices in education and health, it's not that they accept almost everything, but it's not going badly.
Renan Santos
18:57
They are finishing meeting their basic sanitation goals.
Renan Santos
19:01
There is a medium- and long-term plan for goals in several areas.
Renan Santos
19:06
And what do I say about Vinhedo?
Renan Santos
19:07
Vinhedo becomes a good city to live in.
Renan Santos
19:10
You will find a job in Vinhedo; if you need to go to the health clinic, you will have good care.
Renan Santos
19:14
There is already a hospital in Vinhedo, a city of 70,000 inhabitants.
Renan Santos
19:18
About: implement performance indicators in public administration linked to incentives and sanctions
But when I look here, is there any incentive for the politician here to deliver good education?
Why it was classified this way · 82% confidence Questions the existence of incentives to deliver education, requesting incentives/indicators.
Renan Santos
19:27
About: implement performance indicators in public administration linked to incentives and sanctions
Is there any incentive for the politician here to provide water coverage and basic sanitation?
Why it was classified this way · 82% confidence Asks about incentives for water and sanitation coverage, advocating indicators.
Renan Santos
19:33
I'm going to say something so people understand.
Renan Santos
19:37
There are people, there are YouTubers who travel the world, going to Bangladesh, to India, filming videos and showing, look how hard it is here, you can't drink a soft drink with ice, because the ice was made with tap water, because the tap water was made with water without sanitation, taken from the well, and the water table is contaminated, because there's no basic sanitation.
Renan Santos
19:55
Basically you're drinking an ice cube made of shit.
Renan Santos
19:57
Well then, that happens here in the state, do you understand?
Renan Santos
20:01
In most small towns, almost our whole team on this trip had dysentery because of that.
Renan Santos
20:11
Because the basics of the basics aren't done.
Renan Santos
20:15
The basics of the basics.
Renan Santos
20:17
Always remembering, the money came.
Renan Santos
20:20
The money came.
Renan Santos
20:21
It's all there on the Transparency Portal, today it's all made available to you.
Renan Santos
20:26
Fundeb money, everything.
Renan Santos
20:28
All the municipality's money, you can see the composition of the municipality's annual budget.
Renan Santos
20:33
Then the mayor wins the election and doesn't care about any of those areas.
Renan Santos
20:37
He doesn't care if people are drinking their own sewage.
Renan Santos
20:40
He doesn't care if people are leaving school illiterate.
Renan Santos
20:43
He doesn't care about anything.
Renan Santos
20:44
He's concerned about the amendment arriving, about putting the little block on the street, and then having a beer.
Renan Santos
20:50
If the municipality has more than 50,000 inhabitants, they'd put on a big name like Safadão, but it's not. It's a little Natanzinho, a 'linha de ferro'.
Renan Santos
20:58
Everyone wants to throw a 'rochada', an 'arrocha' there.
Renan Santos
21:01
People get a thousand roof tiles, a few sacks of cement, trade a little favor, get a job at city hall.
Renan Santos
21:10
The game goes on.
Renan Santos
21:10
Life goes on like shit.
Renan Santos
21:12
It won't happen.
Renan Santos
21:13
It won't happen.
Renan Santos
21:14
About: implement objective performance evaluation criteria for managers
When we get to the presidency of the republic, we have to push through our administrative reform.
Why it was classified this way · 94% confidence States 'temos que tocar a nossa reforma administrativa' — explicit proposal.
Renan Santos
21:18
About: implement objective performance evaluation criteria for managers
There has to be an indicator.
Why it was classified this way · 90% confidence Repeats 'Tem que ter indicador', advocating evaluation by indicators.
Renan Santos
21:20
About: implement objective performance evaluation criteria for managers
There has to be an indicator.
Why it was classified this way · 88% confidence Reinforces the need for indicators as a mechanism for evaluation and punishment.
Renan Santos
21:21
About: make managers ineligible who fail to meet minimum sanitation targets
If you started with zero sanitation coverage and didn't deliver at least 20%, ineligible.
Why it was classified this way · 93% confidence Proposes ineligibility for those who do not raise sanitation coverage to the minimum.
Renan Santos
21:28
Eight years.
Renan Santos
21:28
About: make managers ineligible who fail to meet minimum sanitation targets
You won't be able to participate in elections.
Why it was classified this way · 86% confidence States that those who don't comply 'não vai poder participar de eleição' — clear policy.
Renan Santos
21:31
About: make managers ineligible who fail to meet minimum sanitation targets
Neither the big shot, nor the mayor, nor his party.
Why it was classified this way · 86% confidence Specifies ineligibility applicable to high-profile figures, mayors and parties.
Renan Santos
21:35
Then the sow starts twisting her tail a lot, right?
Renan Santos
21:38
Because that political class starts saying, holy shit, if I win the mayoral election here, I'm screwed, I'll have to work.
Renan Santos
21:44
Then the guy will face the following dilemma.
Renan Santos
21:48
Either I work or I steal in some other way.
Renan Santos
21:50
Imagine, some will even go to work.
Renan Santos
21:54
About: improve municipal public services (sanitation, education, security, infrastructure)
Some will even say, my God, me, an artist of the Centrão, I'm going to implement some good policies in public safety, some good policies in sanitation, I'll resurface the street instead of overcharging for paving blocks, I'll put down quality asphalt.
Why it was classified this way · 88% confidence Advocates applying good policies in security, sanitation and quality paving.
Renan Santos
22:10
And it will be a revolution, friends.
Renan Santos
22:13
About: invest in transport infrastructure
I went to Marajá do Seno, one of the poorest towns there is.
Why it was classified this way · 90% confidence Mentions the need to pave the city's exit to allow production to be shipped.
Renan Santos
22:16
About: invest in transport infrastructure
And the residents warned, if you just pave the road out of town, I can get my production out, because half the year I can't.
Why it was classified this way · 86% confidence Reports that paving the exit will allow products to be moved, supporting the project.
Renan Santos
22:25
The guy is practically stuck.
Renan Santos
22:26
Do you understand the economic impact of that?
Renan Santos
22:30
The guy is pushed toward welfare, the guy is pushed toward benefits, the guy is pushed toward a job at city hall, the guy is pushed toward subsistence farming.
Renan Santos
22:38
And the guy said, I don't want that for myself.
Renan Santos
22:41
Most of the population doesn't want it, but needs it.
Renan Santos
22:46
About: implement objective performance evaluation criteria for managers
So having these indicators and this policy is the revolution we need to implement here.
Why it was classified this way · 90% confidence States that indicators and the associated policy are the 'revolução' needed.
Renan Santos
22:52
About: implement objective performance evaluation criteria for managers
And everything in life has to be a system of rewards and a system of punishments.
Why it was classified this way · 88% confidence Advocates a reward-and-punishment system based on indicators.
Renan Santos
22:57
About: implement objective performance evaluation criteria for managers
On one hand, look... Good mayor: let's take a good mayor of an inland town here, delivered the results, implemented basic education, did PPPs, put in basic education, improved security, started acting on pre-school education, reached the national Saeb average, imagine?
Why it was classified this way · 85% confidence Gives an example of rewarding mayors who meet targets, supporting the policy.
Renan Santos
23:14
Students leaving school speaking Portuguese, writing.
Renan Santos
23:20
Hey, the guy will be able to run in elections.
Renan Santos
23:23
And more, he'll even be able to put on a huge, raucous concert.
Renan Santos
23:26
He can even do a show if he hits the target.
Renan Santos
23:29
Then the politician goes, hey, could I even do that?
Renan Santos
23:31
Yes.
Renan Santos
23:31
About: implement objective performance evaluation criteria for managers
He can receive an amendment here.
Why it was classified this way · 84% confidence Says a mayor can receive an amendment 'fiscalizada, sem roubar' conditioned on performance.
Renan Santos
23:33
Hey, can I even receive an amendment here in the municipality?
Renan Santos
23:35
Monitored, without stealing, but it's possible.
Renan Santos
23:37
Hey, then I'll make sure to meet the indicators.
Renan Santos
23:40
And if he doesn't comply?
Renan Santos
23:41
About: make managers ineligible who fail to meet minimum sanitation targets
His political career is over.
Why it was classified this way · 88% confidence Proposes a political penalty ('Oito anos sem participar de eleições') for those who fail.
Renan Santos
23:43
He's screwed.
Renan Santos
23:43
Eight years without participating in elections.
Renan Santos
23:45
Who agrees with this?
Renan Santos
23:47
Just raise your hand.
Renan Santos
23:51
This is basic.
Renan Santos
23:57
This is basic.
Renan Santos
24:00
One thing that strikes me a lot here in the State.
Renan Santos
24:03
The land is good in practically... the whole state of Maranhão.
Renan Santos
24:08
Good soil, red earth, good land for planting.
Renan Santos
24:13
There was an area in the middle that has a lot of hills, so you have to have cattle or some babassu, let's put that there.
Renan Santos
24:19
Almost all the land in Maranhão can be farmed and can be farmed well.
Renan Santos
24:24
The situation here, in terms of land to work, is much superior, believe it or not, to Ceará, Pernambuco and Rio Grande do Norte.
Renan Santos
24:33
In other words, you have better land than your neighbors, who have GDP.
Renan Santos
24:37
Higher HDI than you.
Renan Santos
24:40
There's no drought; on the contrary, your problem is that you have water up the ass.
Renan Santos
24:44
Here there's water, over there in that part of the Northeast they don't even have water to bathe.
Renan Santos
24:47
Here, here, man, it was just flooded here.
Renan Santos
24:52
You have different biomes meeting.
Renan Santos
24:55
You have a special climate, because you have all the advantages of being in the Northeast in terms of sun and wind.
Renan Santos
25:02
You can have wind power and you can have solar power here.
Renan Santos
25:06
The land is good and you can farm in practically every corner of the state.
Renan Santos
25:10
But your elite is so inferior to the elite of your own neighbors that agribusiness hasn't been able to develop properly.
Renan Santos
25:18
About: promote industrialization and development of the interior
You didn't have, for example, a Raimundo Viana, who is a... look, a master, you had to import that guy here.
Why it was classified this way · 78% confidence Cites Ceará's model (Raimundo Viana) as a path to industrialize the interior.
Renan Santos
25:25
Tip for you, okay, governor?
Renan Santos
25:26
Raimundo Viana worked with Taço Gereissati, with Ciro Gomes, back in the Ceará government.
Renan Santos
25:31
It was him, in the late '80s, early '90s, who industrialized the interior of Ceará.
Renan Santos
25:36
And I saw, I went to Sobral, went to several towns they have.
Renan Santos
25:38
It's not that the towns are, wow, like the Brazilian Switzerland.
Renan Santos
25:41
Sometimes Ciro sells.
Renan Santos
25:41
No, they're decent towns.
Renan Santos
25:45
And you take the climate and the land in those places, they don't come close to the climate and land of Maranhão.
Renan Santos
25:53
There's something in their elite that decided to do their homework and seek development that wasn't done by the parasitic elite here.
Renan Santos
26:00
Because land, fundamental production factors are there.
Renan Santos
26:07
When agribusiness has the will to work, it's a powerhouse in the south.
Renan Santos
26:10
Now, you have no idea how these guys are sabotaged.
Renan Santos
26:13
About: invest in transport infrastructure
Have you already driven around the Imperatriz region, the Balsas region?
Why it was classified this way · 86% confidence Reports producers asking for roads to transport their output, urging investment.
Renan Santos
26:16
Who has already driven there, raise your hand.
Renan Santos
26:17
Thirty percent.
Renan Santos
26:22
The people — there were gaúchos going there, there are Maranhenses, I met Maranhenses planting.
Renan Santos
26:28
No, lots of gaúchos, yes, I saw them.
Renan Santos
26:30
What happens there?
Renan Santos
26:31
The guys are planting and they're begging the state government to build the roads to haul the production.
Renan Santos
26:38
I went on the roads, we went together.
Renan Santos
26:40
We blew a tire.
Renan Santos
26:42
You should be booming with sales, but no, you're blowing out tires.
Renan Santos
26:49
This makes no sense.
Renan Santos
26:51
About: invest in logistical infrastructure and renewable energy (waterway, railway, roads, solar, wind)
Your golden goose that's developing the south of the state is agribusiness and the state government doesn't look at it.
Why it was classified this way · 80% confidence Advocates waterways, railways, roads and energy as untapped potential.
Renan Santos
26:57
But for Carnival, the biggest Carnival in Brazil, they look.
Renan Santos
27:01
It's Brand versus Bright, right, as they say, it's the duel.
Renan Santos
27:04
Look there, they're fighting to see who makes the best float.
Renan Santos
27:07
This makes no sense.
Renan Santos
27:09
Another thing we see.
Renan Santos
27:11
There's a problem in Maranhão.
Renan Santos
27:13
The only thing the governor does is run to the federal government, let out a scream and say 'help'.
Renan Santos
27:18
A bridge fell, he goes to the federal government, 'give me a new bridge'.
Renan Santos
27:22
They gave it.
Renan Santos
27:25
Ah, the gullies are tearing the city down there.
Renan Santos
27:28
Give some money for that.
Renan Santos
27:30
Not like that.
Renan Santos
27:31
That's it.
Renan Santos
27:32
Is that the governor's job?
Renan Santos
27:33
Because they don't deliver any public services?
Renan Santos
27:36
Well.
Renan Santos
27:36
It's all lies.
Renan Santos
27:37
About: improve municipal public services (sanitation, education, security, infrastructure)
You have a 15% illiteracy rate here and pay higher salaries for the profession than in São Paulo.
Why it was classified this way · 82% confidence Contrasts high salaries with poor working conditions and calls for improving public service.
Renan Santos
27:42
Did you know that?
Renan Santos
27:44
That's not fair.
Renan Santos
27:48
The police officer's salary here is also higher than the police officer's salary in São Paulo.
Renan Santos
27:53
And the crime rates here are much higher.
Renan Santos
27:56
Because the politician here doesn't want to give working conditions to the guys.
Renan Santos
28:00
He wants to give some money and say, I'm giving here, I'm helping.
Renan Santos
28:02
That's wrong.
Renan Santos
28:05
About: increase penalties for vote buying and selling
It's always vote-buying, buying people's consciences.
Why it was classified this way · 84% confidence States that observed practices are 'compra de voto', advocating they be fought.
Renan Santos
28:12
When we realize all the missed opportunities we have here in the State, the good news is, it can improve a lot and very quickly.
Renan Santos
28:22
A State that has 15% illiteracy has a lot, a lot to improve.
Renan Santos
28:27
That is to say, the spaces for growth are huge.
Renan Santos
28:29
A state whose entire middle is unproductive, and that's it.
Renan Santos
28:33
You leave the southern region, that gap that exists from the south to get here is a gap of very low productivity and very low H.
Renan Santos
28:42
There's a lot of room to grow.
Renan Santos
28:44
About: attract foreign companies' space launches to bases in Brazil
A state that can make use of solar energy, that can make use of wind energy, a state that can have, look, and you have to dream, aspire to this, a state that can have the fucking Elon Musk.
Why it was classified this way · 92% confidence Argues Alcântara is an ideal site to launch rockets and attract investment.
Renan Santos
28:55
launching rockets at the Alcântara base, which is one of the best places in the world to launch rockets.
Renan Santos
29:00
But we can't discuss that, because the federal government lost the mission for that.
Renan Santos
29:04
About: attract foreign companies' space launches to bases in Brazil
And because these movements come along, these NGOs linked to PCdoB, PSOL, that fucking A4.
Why it was classified this way · 72% confidence Criticizes NGOs that allegedly turned Alcântara into a 'quilombo', favoring development.
Renan Santos
29:08
No, no, now this here is quilombola.
Renan Santos
29:11
The Alcântara base turned into a quilombo.
Renan Santos
29:14
My God, man.
Renan Santos
29:17
My God.
Renan Santos
29:18
It's your future being controlled by a lunatic.
Renan Santos
29:22
About: invest in logistical infrastructure and renewable energy (waterway, railway, roads, solar, wind)
It's like the discussion in Mato Grosso about the Ferrogrão.
Why it was classified this way · 70% confidence Minimizes environmental objections to the railway, favoring infrastructure.
Renan Santos
29:25
No, that railway passes 160 kilometers from an indigenous reserve for everything we need to study.
Renan Santos
29:31
The guy will hear the train there, the indigenous person was affected.
Renan Santos
29:35
Fuck, he's crazy, man.
Renan Santos
29:37
They don't care, it's a suicidal thing, they don't care about the consequences.
Renan Santos
29:42
About: invest in logistical infrastructure and renewable energy (waterway, railway, roads, solar, wind)
So when we look, here, waterway, railway, good highways, solar energy, wind energy, agribusiness advances, we saw... The Port of Itaqui, I know, the Port of Itaqui is one of the best ports in terms of logistics to operate, deep draft.
Why it was classified this way · 88% confidence Lists waterways, railways, roads and energy as priorities for the state.
Renan Santos
30:01
About: carry out transparent and competitive port concessions to improve management of the Port of Itaqui
That said, the port's administration is one of the worst in Brazil, a super slow port to work with.
Why it was classified this way · 90% confidence Criticizes poor port management and 'amigas' concessions, demanding transparency.
Renan Santos
30:06
About: carry out transparent and competitive port concessions to improve management of the Port of Itaqui
Because probably, we only know that there will be a concession, that concession is a friend of someone, that someone's friend takes some money and nobody cares.
Why it was classified this way · 85% confidence Says that concessions are 'amiga de alguém' and grant undue advantage, calling for change.
Renan Santos
30:14
Because as we said, nobody cares about productive activity.
Renan Santos
30:17
Productive activity, screw productive activity.
Renan Santos
30:20
Therefore, it's important to go to Brasília to take some cash, get a little budget amendment and put it in the pocket of the scumbag, the senator, the crooked deputy.
Renan Santos
30:30
Everton Rocha, from PDT, from Maranhão, leader of the Lula government, first mentioned in the NSS scandal.
Renan Santos
30:43
When you see all this I'm talking about, can you imagine your state being different?
Renan Santos
30:48
Can you imagine?
Renan Santos
30:50
Because the most important thing is for us to have the imagination of a different state.
Renan Santos
30:55
In most of the places I've been here, I've had this conversation with some people.
Renan Santos
30:59
And people can't imagine a different place.
Renan Santos
31:02
Today in Pinheiros, to put it again, a city originating from Sarney.
Renan Santos
31:07
Some people say, no, Sarney was good.
Renan Santos
31:08
I said, you don't know what's good, man.
Renan Santos
31:11
Sarney was good, for God's sake.
Renan Santos
31:14
In Pinheiros, a very nice young woman, Renan, I follow you, I support you.
Renan Santos
31:18
You need to help our city a lot.
Renan Santos
31:20
I even recorded a story.
Renan Santos
31:21
I said, cool, cool, say what you want for the city.
Renan Santos
31:23
I need a skate park.
Renan Santos
31:24
About: prioritize investments in basic sanitation over municipal leisure projects
I said, man, you don't need a skate park in your city.
Why it was classified this way · 82% confidence Contrasts a request for a skatepark with the priority need for sewage.
Renan Santos
31:28
You need sewage in your city.
Renan Santos
31:29
You need economic activity in your city.
Renan Santos
31:31
You need minimally decent educational indicators.
Renan Santos
31:35
The skate park, in the priority order, is right up front.
Renan Santos
31:38
But why did she ask for a skate park?
Renan Santos
31:40
Because she has already accepted all the surrounding absurdity.
Renan Santos
31:44
Her mind has already accepted that there's a vulture named Zé on the main avenue.
Renan Santos
31:48
The vulture Zé will be there today.
Renan Santos
31:50
And tomorrow it'll be him, maybe his son.
Renan Santos
31:53
She's already dealt with that.
Renan Santos
31:54
The sewage that runs there, she considers it part of her daily life.
Renan Santos
31:58
It's normalization, it's the incredible capacity of human beings to adapt.
Renan Santos
32:02
It's the only one.
Renan Santos
32:02
Human beings are adaptive animals.
Renan Santos
32:04
So, people adapt.
Renan Santos
32:06
Look, the sewage is here.
Renan Santos
32:07
This is my sewage.
Renan Santos
32:09
I look at it.
Renan Santos
32:10
Some days it smells bad, sometimes it doesn't smell so bad.
Renan Santos
32:13
I see a diaper, I might see a corpse, I see a sofa, it will be there, mutating, changing with the rains.
Renan Santos
32:23
About: build social housing units and relocate favela residents to apartment buildings
We have to flip the switch in people and say, I don't want to live in a city that has this sewage.
Why it was classified this way · 86% confidence says 'não quero viver na cidade que tem esse esgoto' as a proposal for urban change.
Renan Santos
32:27
About: build social housing units and relocate favela residents to apartment buildings
It's like me telling Brazil, I don't want to live in a country with favelas.
Why it was classified this way · 86% confidence states 'não quero viver num país com favela', advocating for the elimination of favelas.
Renan Santos
32:30
About: build social housing units and relocate favela residents to apartment buildings
No way, I don't want it, there can't be favelas.
Why it was classified this way · 88% confidence categorical denial ('não pode ter favela') indicates support for policies of elimination/removal.
Renan Santos
32:32
About: reduce poverty
A country that has favelas is a shitty country, it's a failed country.
Why it was classified this way · 85% confidence criticizes a country that 'gosta de favela' and links that attitude to poverty, calling for change.
Renan Santos
32:36
About: reduce poverty
A country that likes favelas is a country that likes poverty.
Why it was classified this way · 84% confidence asserts 'país que gosta de favela é país que gosta de pobreza', advocating a fight against poverty.
Renan Santos
32:38
About: reduce poverty
I don't like poverty, poverty is shit.
Why it was classified this way · 80% confidence expresses rejection of poverty, implying support for poverty-reduction policies.
Renan Santos
32:41
Nobody here likes poverty.
Renan Santos
32:42
Living in poverty is shitty.
Renan Santos
32:52
About: implement feasible public policies to improve local conditions
And understand, all of this, absolutely all of this, is plausible, feasible and achievable.
Why it was classified this way · 70% confidence says that 'tudo isso é plausível, factível e realizável', supporting public action.
Renan Santos
33:01
About: adopt advanced technology in state public administration
Even more in a world where technology will invade public administration and productivity gains will be huge.
Why it was classified this way · 88% confidence states that 'a tecnologia vai invadir a administração pública' and that it will bring gains.
Renan Santos
33:09
I'll say it again, the future can be glorious and fast, even if you are living in shit today.
Renan Santos
33:14
Today it's shit.
Renan Santos
33:15
About: reduce poverty
In 20 years it doesn't need to be shit.
Why it was classified this way · 75% confidence projects 'Daqui 20 anos não precisa estar na merda', supporting poverty reduction.
Renan Santos
33:18
About: invest in roads and infrastructure to transport production and develop agribusiness
If agribusiness advances, again, it's just an exercise of imagination, agribusiness advances and builds roads, and together with agribusiness we put in investments, even tax breaks, for the formation of factories that add value to agribusiness production and you get gains in the production chain.
Why it was classified this way · 90% confidence proposes tax waivers and investments to explicitly benefit the agribusiness chain.
Renan Santos
33:36
Can't it be done?
Renan Santos
33:38
This across the entire southern region.
Renan Santos
33:40
About: increase revenue and create jobs through public and private investments
Revenue increases, good jobs.
Why it was classified this way · 82% confidence links investments and infrastructure to 'aumenta a arrecadação, emprego bom'.
Renan Santos
33:43
Do you know when Flávio Dino won his first election for governor?
Renan Santos
33:47
About: promote economic development based on capitalism
He said that here we needed a shock of capitalism?
Why it was classified this way · 78% confidence quotes 'choque de capitalismo' and agrees they need to move toward capitalism.
Renan Santos
33:50
Did anyone here happen to see that?
Renan Santos
33:51
A famous article by Flávio Dino.
Renan Santos
33:54
Flávio Dino said, here we need a shock of capitalism.
Renan Santos
33:57
About: adopt neoliberal policies
He's a communist.
Why it was classified this way · 76% confidence labels an ideological stance and advocates advancing through capitalism.
Renan Santos
33:58
His horizon is, we need to reach capitalism, advance to get to socialism, do you understand?
Renan Santos
34:06
His horizon has to go through capitalism.
Renan Santos
34:09
I agree with him, you need to get to capitalism.
Renan Santos
34:12
About: reduce local elites' influence over politics and strengthen rights and citizenship
You live in a regime of feudal servitude.
Why it was classified this way · 88% confidence criticizes 'regime de servidão' and says 'essa é a relação que a gente precisa acabar'.
Renan Santos
34:15
It's a regime of servitude and dependence on the landowners and the owners of the towns.
Renan Santos
34:21
It's servitude to the centrão, it's servitude to families.
Renan Santos
34:24
This regime of servitude, therefore, treats you as serfs, not citizens.
Renan Santos
34:29
And that's why you, often, don't understand the power you have.
Renan Santos
34:33
About: reduce local elites' influence over politics and strengthen rights and citizenship
Because the Federal Constitution and the Brazilian State grant you the status of citizen.
Why it was classified this way · 82% confidence contrasts the status of citizen with practices of servitude, calling for institutional change.
Renan Santos
34:39
But the political regime of your State hands you the status of serf.
Renan Santos
34:45
Serf.
Renan Santos
34:46
And a serf doesn't complain.
Renan Santos
34:48
A serf is protected, cared for by the suzerain.
Renan Santos
34:52
The lord takes care of him, protects him, gives him food.
Renan Santos
34:56
But if he complains too much, he's going to get attacked.
Renan Santos
35:00
If he complains too much, the guy knows how to handle the serf.
Renan Santos
35:02
Because the serf is a serf.
Renan Santos
35:04
And the relationship with you here is one of servitude.
Renan Santos
35:08
This is the relationship we need to end.
Renan Santos
35:10
About: promote a broad political mobilization to oust state oligarchies
We need our French Revolution, since this is a place that they trace to French origin, we need our French Revolution in Maranhão.
Why it was classified this way · 90% confidence calls for 'nossa revolução francesa no Maranhão' and action against political elites.
Renan Santos
35:17
About: remove corrupt state politicians from power
We need to cut off the heads of all these guys.
Why it was classified this way · 92% confidence says 'precisamos cortar a cabeça de todos esses caras', demanding political removal.
Renan Santos
35:20
This is going to show up in the gossip pages, right?
Renan Santos
35:22
But we need to cut off the heads of Maranhão's politicians, yes.
Renan Santos
35:36
Another thing, man, speaking of thefts and such.
Renan Santos
35:40
About: investigate and hold local political leaders accountable for mismanagement and corruption
I wanted to understand, man, I swear, I didn't want to dwell so much on the local political leadership.
Why it was classified this way · 88% confidence mentions 'roubalheira endêmica' and seeks to engage local leaders.
Renan Santos
35:45
But what about this Brandão?
Renan Santos
35:48
I need to talk about this guy.
Renan Santos
35:52
I'm not even going to talk about the endemic thievery in the State.
Renan Santos
35:56
I'll talk only about what this guy makes people go through on the roads.
Renan Santos
36:02
What people go through and accept is humiliating.
Renan Santos
36:06
About: invest in paving and rehabilitation of state roads and public transport
Practically all the roads I drive around are state roads.
Why it was classified this way · 90% confidence reports craters and humiliating road conditions, calling for structural solutions.
Renan Santos
36:10
I saw families traveling.
Renan Santos
36:13
Did you see?
Renan Santos
36:13
The video circulated a ton.
Renan Santos
36:15
The Amarelinha video.
Renan Santos
36:16
About: invest in paving and rehabilitation of state roads and public transport
A family there, it looked like those old 'pau de arara'.
Why it was classified this way · 88% confidence describes a pickup transporting people in precarious conditions and advocates investment.
Renan Santos
36:19
A pickup truck carrying about 15, 20 people on top and the guy having to go 5 to 10 kilometers per hour to take them home, because there were craters in the middle of the road.
Renan Santos
36:27
State highway.
Renan Santos
36:29
How does this guy expect to run for anything?
Renan Santos
36:31
How does this guy expect to have a successor?
Renan Santos
36:33
How does this guy want to... It's even worse, but that doesn't matter.
Renan Santos
36:41
What matters is that this kind of thing exists, is accepted, wins elections, gets re-elected.
Renan Santos
36:48
And people have accepted this as normal.
Renan Santos
36:50
Brandão doesn't have to run for anything.
Renan Santos
36:53
About: criminally punish governors accused of corruption and mismanagement
Brandão has to be arrested.
Why it was classified this way · 92% confidence declares 'O Brandão tem que ser preso', advocating criminal punishment.
Renan Santos
36:55
About: remove state governors for mismanagement
Brandão has to be removed from office.
Why it was classified this way · 92% confidence states 'O Brandão tem que ser afastado', calling for administrative removal.
Renan Santos
36:57
About: investigate and hold local political leaders accountable for mismanagement and corruption
These damned people are destroying the future of millions of people here.
Why it was classified this way · 88% confidence says 'essa gente maldita está destruindo o futuro', calling for accountability.
Renan Santos
37:02
This cannot be accepted.
Renan Santos
37:04
About: organize popular demonstrations against governments or corrupt acts
I need an uprising from you.
Why it was classified this way · 90% confidence asks for 'eu preciso de um levante' and for instructions to organize politically.
Renan Santos
37:07
What you need to have is a lot, a lot of hatred in your hearts against what they do to you and to other people in the State.
Renan Santos
37:13
And intelligence in your heads to organize yourselves.
Renan Santos
37:17
And for us to start.
Renan Santos
37:17
This is it.
Renan Santos
37:19
Here in Maranhão it was by far the state where I saw the greatest support for our pre-candidacy.
Renan Santos
37:23
I don't know how this is going to help, I have polls.
Renan Santos
37:35
If today I'm the candidate—no, sorry, pre-candidate—that goes most viral here in Maranhão, talking only about Maranhão's problems, without coddling anyone, without that whole, 'am I not, what?','547':'Really?','548':'You know, without those mentally retarded videos?','549':'If I'm doing this, it's because the people who are hostages, the serfs, the brains here in Maranhão are fighting, are dreaming of a revolution, of a rebellion.','550':'The leaders of the rebellion, my friends, are you.','551':'They are the people who are here.','552':'And I'm handing out the weapons, I brought a party, I brought the networks, I brought the cause, I brought the war, I brought the struggle.','553':'I didn't come to bring love.','554':'I didn't come to even bring the solution, which is easy.','555':'I came to bring a war, fuck.','556':'Let's go, let's go after those bastards, let's go after all those assholes, let's get organized.','557':'This young man here who is our pre-candidate for governor, you'll see, he will soon appear in the polls.','558':'1, 2, 3, 5%, as has been happening with all our other pre-candidates for governor.','559':'Soon, in a month, two months, what will happen is, in a runoff contest, they'll have to talk to him.','560':'It starts like this, and they'll come.','561':'Like they already came to talk to me, pre-candidate for president, to take the candidacy away?','562':'Like the local political class already came, thinking, no, this Renan is going viral here.','563':'They already came to try to buy the party here in Maranhão.','564':'I said, man, I don't accept payment in bloquetes.','565':'Or only in tires.','566':'The rectors will say in mushrooms.','567':'Capable and intelligent people have to take power out of these men's hands.','568':'And this revolution is starting now.','569':'And this is my request.','570':'Rebel.','571':'I want to see here my pre-candidates for deputy.','572':'I want to see future pre-candidates who will go on to be candidates for councilor and mayor.','573':'I liked the nerve.','574':'That's exactly it.','575':'I don't know how to doubt that.','576':'That's it, fuck.','577':'That's it, fuck.','578':'That's it, fuck.','579':'That's it.','580':'Don't have, don't have... I'm a Zé Maré, I'm going to be a pre-candidate for president and end up surpassing the governor in the polls.','581':'And I'll rise more.','582':'Don't be afraid to say that.','583':'Don't think this is a block.','584':'I'm not acting like Pablo Marçal either, it's not to unlock anything, guys.','585':'Keep it locked there.','586':'Don't be afraid, because it can be done.','587':'You know how to speak, intelligent man, you're at the right event, you're with the right people.','588':'Other people here keep, nurture this dream.','589':'Young women, women who sometimes are afraid to participate in politics, brave and intelligent young men, do not have this fear.','590':'You have an instrument, which is a unique instrument.','591':'We have a political party, folks.'
Renan Santos
37:46
Really?
Renan Santos
37:47
You know, without those mentally retarded videos?
Renan Santos
37:49
If I'm doing this, it's because the people who are hostages, the servants, the brains here in Maranhão are fighting, they're dreaming of a revolution, of an uprising.
Renan Santos
38:01
The leaders of the rebellion, my friends, are you.
Renan Santos
38:06
It's the people who are here.
Renan Santos
38:07
About: found and strengthen a political party to contest elections
And I'm handing out the weapons, I brought a party, I brought the networks, I brought the cause, I brought the war, I brought the struggle.
Why it was classified this way · 92% confidence states 'eu trouxe um partido... a causa, a guerra', claiming party-building.
Renan Santos
38:13
I didn't come to bring love.
Renan Santos
38:15
I didn't even come to bring the solution, because the solution is simple.
Renan Santos
38:18
I came to bring a war, fuck.
Renan Santos
38:20
About: found and strengthen a political party to contest elections
Come on, let's go after those losers, let's go after all those nobodies, let's get organized.
Why it was classified this way · 90% confidence declares 'Eu não vim pra pedir voto. Eu vim pra declarar guerra' as a confrontational act.
Renan Santos
38:30
About: elect our pre-candidates to state and local offices
This young man here who is our pre-candidate for governor, you'll see, he'll soon start appearing in the polls.
Why it was classified this way · 88% confidence talks about a pre-candidate for governor and polling gains as an electoral objective.
Renan Santos
38:35
1, 2, 3, 5%, like what's been happening with all our other pre-candidates for governor.
Renan Santos
38:40
Soon, in a month, two months, what will happen is, in a second-round race, they'll have to talk to him.
Renan Santos
38:48
It starts like that, and they'll come.
Renan Santos
38:49
About: elect our pre-candidates to state and local offices
Like they already came to talk to me, pre-candidate for president, to remove the candidacy?
Why it was classified this way · 80% confidence refers to political talks aimed at removing candidacies in an electoral context.
Renan Santos
38:53
Like members of the local political class already came, thinking, no, this Renan is going viral here.
Renan Santos
38:58
About: maintain party independence and refuse buying political support
They already came trying to buy the party here in Maranhão.
Why it was classified this way · 90% confidence complains about an attempt to 'comprar o partido' and explicitly refuses payment.
Renan Santos
39:01
I said, man, I don't accept payment in bloquetes.
Renan Santos
39:08
Or only in tires.
Renan Santos
39:11
The rectors will say it in mushrooms.
Renan Santos
39:15
The capable and intelligent people have to take power out of these men's hands.
Renan Santos
39:19
And this revolution is starting now.
Renan Santos
39:20
And this is my request.
Renan Santos
39:22
Rebel.
Renan Santos
39:22
I want to see here my pre-candidates for deputy.
Renan Santos
39:25
I want to see future pre-candidates to be candidates for councilor and mayor.
Renan Santos
39:29
I liked the nerve.
Renan Santos
39:31
That's right.
Renan Santos
39:32
I don't know where to doubt that.
Renan Santos
39:37
That's it, fuck.
Renan Santos
39:39
That's it, fuck.
Renan Santos
39:41
That's it, fuck.
Renan Santos
39:44
That's it.
Renan Santos
39:45
Don't have, don't have... I'm a Zé Maré, I'm going to be a pre-candidate for president and start overtaking the governor in the polls.
Renan Santos
39:53
And I'll rise even more.
Renan Santos
39:55
Don't be afraid to say that.
Renan Santos
39:57
Don't think this is a block.
Renan Santos
39:58
I'm not trying to be Pablo Marçal either, I'm not here to unlock anything, folks.
Renan Santos
40:01
Keep one blocked there.
Renan Santos
40:04
Don't be afraid, because it's possible.
Renan Santos
40:06
You know how to speak, intelligent man, you're at the right event, you're with the right people.
Renan Santos
40:11
Other people here keep, nurture this dream.
Renan Santos
40:14
Young women who sometimes are afraid to participate in politics, brave and intelligent young men, don't have that fear.
Renan Santos
40:23
You have an instrument, which is a unique instrument.
Renan Santos
40:26
About: found and strengthen a political party to contest elections
We have a political party, folks.
Why it was classified this way · 88% confidence says 'Nós temos um partido político... O nosso partido é o partido da nossa geração'.
Renan Santos
40:28
We're in the game.
Renan Santos
40:29
They'll never be able to ignore us again.
Renan Santos
40:32
And do you know what the beauty of the party we built is?
Renan Santos
40:35
Bolsonaro had an idea, right, of being unbuyable, unbribeable.
Renan Santos
40:40
We are the ones who can't be sold.
Renan Santos
40:43
Our party is the party of our generation.
Renan Santos
40:48
I need, in our party, to understand how you, what's your name?
Renan Santos
40:54
How Charles Eduardo is going to manage to win the election.
Renan Santos
40:57
I don't want to know if in the city he wants to change an elite political class will come and try to buy our party.
Renan Santos
41:01
Our party will not be sold to anyone.
Renan Santos
41:04
We will have means of action so that the right ideas express themselves through you.
Renan Santos
41:08
That goes for everyone else.
Renan Santos
41:09
And I came here for that.
Renan Santos
41:11
I didn't come here to ask for votes.
Renan Santos
41:12
I came here to declare war.
Renan Santos
41:14
Having lived the hardships we lived, having had a flat tire and gone to an almost ghost town and not having a tire-repairman to help you, having nothing, seeing a motorcyclist riding with a gun on his waist passing nearby, seeing the delay on the ferry, seeing the roads, seeing people's lives, seeing wattle-and-daub houses, seeing all that made me understand a little about how life works here in your state.
Renan Santos
41:41
And that only gave us an instrument to hate, but that's a damned elite.
Renan Santos
41:46
And to build our path even more.
Renan Santos
41:48
So let's win together.
Renan Santos
41:50
And based on that I end this speech and I'm also going to call the declared pre-candidate for governor.
Renan Santos
41:53
Thank you very much for listening.
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