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PETISTA surta e ATACA KIM KATAGUIRI!
61 classified statements · 1 politicians · June 11, 2026 · 25 min
Statements by Kim Kataguiri. 61 excerpts classified by topic and stance. Topics: Social Policy, Monetary Policy, Income Transfer Policies, Constitutional Rights / Social Protection.
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0:02
About: combat misinformation against social policies
They lie about everything they've been saying, especially what the far right in Brazil has been saying.
Why it was classified this way · 85% confidence Accuses the 'extrema direita' of lying and states intention to refute the fallacies.
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0:07
About: combat misinformation against social policies
And here we will refute all these fallacies against the poorest people in this country.
Why it was classified this way · 86% confidence Explicitly states they will refute fallacies against the poorest.
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Desconhecido
0:14
About: maintain public policies that generate jobs and growth
Thank God, our country has been growing, our country has been generating jobs, our country has been improving all its indicators.
Why it was classified this way · 70% confidence Reports economic improvement and job creation without proposing a specific action.
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2:03
About: review Bolsa Família decrees and ordinances
So the problem is not the program itself, the program's general objectives, but rather how its design was shaped after 2003 and especially the decrees and ordinances that were issued.
Why it was classified this way · 85% confidence Criticizes the post-2003 design and points to the decrees as problems to be reviewed.
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2:15
About: review Bolsa Família eligibility rules for people experiencing homelessness
After 2023 with regard to people living on the streets, the homeless.
Why it was classified this way · 78% confidence Links post-2023 changes to access by homeless people and criticizes this.
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2:28
About: implement social justice policies in São Paulo
I became a councilor just now in this first—I'm in my first term now in 2025, I began this first term and one of the issues I have always brought up is precisely this matter, this problem of people living on the streets which began to increase exponentially in my state, the state of Santa Catarina.
Why it was classified this way · 80% confidence Says they addressed the agenda upon taking office and made it a priority.
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Desconhecido
2:49
About: investigate the increase in people experiencing homelessness
So, this problem increased exponentially, the population living on the streets there more than tripled in our state.
Why it was classified this way · 75% confidence Presents data on a tripling without proposing a concrete measure in that sentence.
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2:55
About: investigate the increase in people experiencing homelessness
And, when I became a councilor, we opened a special commission to investigate this problem of people living on the streets and I became the rapporteur.
Why it was classified this way · 80% confidence Reports the opening of a commission and personal action ('me tornei relator') to investigate.
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3:24
About: review Bolsa Família decrees and ordinances
But one thing we noticed during the proceedings of this special commission and during the development of this report is that, after 2023, the Ministry of Development and Social Assistance was responsible for issuing some.
Why it was classified this way · 80% confidence Attributes responsibility to the Ministry for issued regulations and criticizes them.
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3:44
About: implement treatment policies for substance dependence among people experiencing homelessness
Because when we look at the population living on the streets, we know the data show this: that most of them are substance-dependent, dependent on crack, on alcohol, on cocaine, whatever the substance may be.
Why it was classified this way · 82% confidence Cites high prevalence of drug dependence and professionals who report it.
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3:58
About: implement measures to protect Bolsa Família cards and beneficiaries from third-party appropriation
And in various reports from technicians—social assistance professionals, health professionals, public security professionals—we see reports of drug-dealing spots ('biqueiras') that already exist. Just recently, last week, this very case was reported: an operation took place inside a 'biqueira' in Santa Catarina and those who were running the spot had their Bolsa Família cards there, and it was reported that the PSRs used the card precisely to buy drugs.
Why it was classified this way · 88% confidence Reports cases of cards used by traffickers and calls for control measures.
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4:28
About: review Bolsa Família eligibility rules for people experiencing homelessness
So what we see is that from 2023 onwards we see a facilitation of access by the homeless to Bolsa Família and we see that this becomes practically a multi-billion transfer directly from Bolsa Família.
Why it was classified this way · 88% confidence Claims that access and transfers to traffickers were facilitated after 2023.
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4:51
About: review Bolsa Família eligibility rules for people experiencing homelessness
And the answer I received from the Ministry's technicians, and there are several witnesses—other councilors and aides who were with me at the meeting—they used, the technicians said that the homeless person should have the dignity of dependence.
Why it was classified this way · 60% confidence Reports technical testimony about the Ministry's position without independent action.
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Desconhecido
5:58
About: strengthen Bolsa Família as an instrument to combat poverty
Well, we are talking about Bolsa Família, a program that focuses on very poor people, people who to enter the program must have at most R$708 of per capita income.
Why it was classified this way · 75% confidence Explains the program's income criteria in a descriptive way.
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6:22
About: strengthen Bolsa Família as an instrument to combat poverty
And Bolsa Família fits into a set of initiatives of our government, which has as its basic objective to remove Brazil from a situation in which there are people who are hungry.
Why it was classified this way · 88% confidence Defends the program's central goal of ridding Brazil of hunger.
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6:59
About: strengthen Bolsa Família as an instrument to combat poverty
And so that, after hunger is addressed, we can achieve other objectives, such as social and economic promotion, the program is integrated with education—establishing the condition of enrolling the family's children in school and the obligation that they attend school—and with health, requiring medical follow-up and the vaccination of children.
Why it was classified this way · 85% confidence Defends the conditionalities (health and education) as an essential part of the program.
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7:22
About: integrate Bolsa Família with training and credit for social promotion
Moreover, in the continuity of the program, a series of other initiatives seeking to promote people so they can leave the program.
Why it was classified this way · 80% confidence Cites training and credit programs as follow-up measures for leaving the program.
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Desconhecido
7:53
About: strengthen Bolsa Família as an instrument to combat poverty
The problem that the councilor raises is an important problem, but look, I took the 2025 data here, councilor Matheus: the total number of families with people living on the streets who receive Bolsa Família is 277 thousand families across Brazil, out of a total of 19 million families.
Why it was classified this way · 72% confidence Presents a national statistic on beneficiaries experiencing homelessness.
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8:23
About: prohibit beneficiaries from using the benefit for gambling
It's like that story about gambling, where someone even suggested, let's ban people who receive Bolsa Família from gambling.
Why it was classified this way · 90% confidence Says prohibiting beneficiary spending could violate constitutional principles.
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8:59
About: assess impact before extending or creating tax benefits
Ah, if all the programs, for example, of, you see, deputy, of benefit programs... At the end of the year, Brazil will have spent R$800 billion on such tax benefits.
Why it was classified this way · 82% confidence Advocates evaluating tax benefits, citing R$800 billion in revenue foregone.
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9:51
About: prohibit beneficiaries from using the benefit for gambling
The drug problem is a very complex problem, very complex; it has internal issues, it has international issues.
Why it was classified this way · 88% confidence Reiterates that restricting the right to the basic resource should not be the solution.
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10:16
About: strengthen Bolsa Família as an instrument to combat poverty
Mr. President, Gentlemen deputies, first, Merlong, I want to agree with you in defending the Bolsa Família program.
Why it was classified this way · 90% confidence Declares explicit agreement in the 'defesa' of Bolsa Família.
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Desconhecido
10:24
About: strengthen Bolsa Família as an instrument to combat poverty
The vast majority of Bolsa Família beneficiaries are women.
Why it was classified this way · 75% confidence Indicates that the majority of beneficiaries are women, without proposing change.
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Desconhecido
10:37
About: maintain public policies that promote consumption in local commerce
So Bolsa Família and other programs the government created made our economy improve, because it's the money that stays in local commerce.
Why it was classified this way · 70% confidence States the local economic effect of the benefit without proposing a specific action.
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Desconhecido
11:25
About: strengthen Bolsa Família as an instrument to combat poverty
I would very much like to, and we are working on it, and the new criteria adopted by the government allow a Bolsa Família beneficiary to work with a formal employment contract.
Why it was classified this way · 70% confidence Reports that new criteria allow beneficiaries' work to be formalized.
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Desconhecido
11:45
About: combat misinformation against social policies
And here we will refute all those fallacies against the poorest people in this country.
Why it was classified this way · 86% confidence Reiterates intent to refute fallacies against poor people and social programs.
Kim Kataguiri
12:10
About: strengthen oversight and verification of Bolsa Família conditions
The first point, right, that was raised here by the Ministry, about doing an X-ray of families every month.
Why it was classified this way · 85% confidence Denies that a monthly review is carried out and demands better oversight.
Kim Kataguiri
12:25
About: strengthen oversight and verification of Bolsa Família conditions
And today, in the national inspection we had at the Federal Court of Accounts, the conditionalities are important.
Why it was classified this way · 88% confidence Mentions national oversight and affirms the importance of the program's conditionalities.
Kim Kataguiri
12:43
About: strengthen oversight and verification of Bolsa Família conditions
But today, according to the Federal Court of Accounts, 35% of children do not have this health follow-up and 13% of children do not have this educational follow-up.
Why it was classified this way · 88% confidence uses TCU data on insufficient monitoring to advocate for stronger oversight.
Kim Kataguiri
13:09
About: reformulate Bolsa Família criteria and calculation to reduce fraud and distortions
Another point that was even raised here by Councilor Matheus Batista, about the problem of targeting with regard to single-person households.
Why it was classified this way · 90% confidence points to the perverse incentive of single-person households and calls for design correction.
Kim Kataguiri
14:40
About: strengthen oversight and verification of Bolsa Família conditions
And there is only in-person household inspection to combat these... frauds when the municipality exceeds the mark of 15% single-person households, that is, there is a very large proportion of fraud that is not inspected in person by any institution, neither by the municipality, nor by the State nor by the federal government.
Why it was classified this way · 85% confidence highlights limits of home inspections and the need to expand controls.
Kim Kataguiri
15:01
About: reformulate Bolsa Família criteria and calculation to reduce fraud and distortions
The cost, also calculated by Professor Laura, to eradicate poverty in Brazil is 80 billion reais.
Why it was classified this way · 80% confidence compares the cost of eradicating poverty with the program's budget to argue efficiency.
Kim Kataguiri
15:58
About: implement gradual benefit reduction as income increases
The person continues working informally and there is still an incentive to work informally.
Why it was classified this way · 90% confidence proposes reducing the benefit proportionally instead of an abrupt cut of R$700.
Kim Kataguiri
17:08
About: block bets placed with Bolsa Família beneficiaries' CPF
From the moment that this objective is not being met, that there is a misappropriation of the program's function, I do think it's valid to have a block on the CPFs of those who receive... Well, I believe so, because at least...
Why it was classified this way · 88% confidence proposes blocking by CPF to make it harder to use the benefit for betting.
Kim Kataguiri
17:28
About: implement mechanisms to prevent use of third-party CPFs in social programs
It is obvious that someone could find a way to use another person's CPF, but at least there would be this initial difficulty.
Why it was classified this way · 70% confidence points to the possibility of using another person's CPF without proposing a concrete measure.
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Desconhecido
17:36
About: condition access to social programs on abstaining from gambling for one year
Now I remembered a part that the government itself put in this new... Desenrola Brasil, the condition of going one year without betting.
Why it was classified this way · 75% confidence reports a condition inserted into the Desenrola Brasil program.
Kim Kataguiri
17:50
About: regulate advertising of betting games
And just to say here, going a little bit off topic, but taking advantage of the fact that we spoke about bets, my personal position is that they should be treated like cigarettes, Deputy Moelão.
Why it was classified this way · 90% confidence declares 'meu posicionamento pessoal' and compares betting to cigarettes.
Kim Kataguiri
17:56
About: prohibit betting houses in Brazil
That bets should be banned, because I think otherwise we push everything into the clandestine market, it won't help.
Why it was classified this way · 80% confidence says prohibition would generate clandestinity, so opposes it.
Kim Kataguiri
18:01
About: combat clandestine betting
And today half of the bets are already clandestine.
Why it was classified this way · 75% confidence reports that half of bets are already clandestine (data/description).
Kim Kataguiri
18:03
About: combat clandestine betting
And I think this is a problem we need to face as well.
Why it was classified this way · 80% confidence states that this is a problem 'a gente precisa enfrentar'.
Kim Kataguiri
18:05
About: regulate and tax formal betting
It's no use to regulate and tax formal betting.
Why it was classified this way · 70% confidence criticizes taxing only formal operators, without specifying a single alternative.
Kim Kataguiri
18:11
About: regulate and tax formal betting
We need to deal with the informal operators so that everyone is subject to the same taxation and regulation.
Why it was classified this way · 90% confidence supports including informal betting in taxation and regulation.
Kim Kataguiri
18:15
About: regulate advertising of betting games
But in my view, bets should be treated like cigarettes.
Why it was classified this way · 90% confidence reaffirms that bets 'têm que ser tratadas igual cigarro'.
Kim Kataguiri
18:17
About: regulate advertising of betting games
There cannot be advertising, they cannot be on football teams, they cannot be on television, there cannot be influencers promoting them.
Why it was classified this way · 95% confidence lists explicit prohibitions on advertising and sponsorships.
Kim Kataguiri
18:22
About: regulate advertising of betting games
And on the betting site there has to be, in the same way as on a cigarette pack, a listing of all the harms that come from betting.
Why it was classified this way · 95% confidence requests warnings on the site 'como na caixa de cigarro'.
Kim Kataguiri
18:28
About: implement public awareness campaigns about the risks of betting
I think this — I don't know if it would have the agreement of both deputies who are here, but I... I believe that it's no use to prohibit, because we fought tobacco not by banning cigarettes, but by making overt advertisements about why it is bad.
Why it was classified this way · 90% confidence advocates educational campaigns instead of prohibition, drawing an analogy to tobacco.
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Desconhecido
18:55
About: combat fraud in medical certificates in the public service
There are public servants who fake medical certificates to avoid working, in every category.
Why it was classified this way · 75% confidence claims that public servants sometimes fabricate medical certificates (description).
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Desconhecido
19:13
About: ensure fair remuneration for workers
Now, to take that, a small minority, and make an excuse for those who want to enslave, because those who say... Those who say that the people become lazy are those who are hunting for cheap labor.
Why it was classified this way · 70% confidence criticizes the 'preguiça' narrative and points to exploitation by cheap labor.
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Desconhecido
19:28
About: ensure fair remuneration for workers
Because if you pay fairly, the person leaves Bolsa Família.
Why it was classified this way · 65% confidence states that fair pay would reduce the need for the benefit (description/causal).
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Desconhecido
19:42
About: eradicate hunger through social programs like Bolsa Família
Basically, everything that has been said here was about eradicating poverty and hunger, which are social issues.
Why it was classified this way · 75% confidence summarizes the debate's focus as eradicating poverty and hunger (description).
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Desconhecido
19:47
About: classify people experiencing homelessness as a social issue in federal legislation
And when we analyze all the federal legislation regarding the person experiencing homelessness, and I want to bring the focus back to the person experiencing homelessness, which is the objective I brought to the meeting, when we look at Decree 7,053, which is a 2004 decree from the Lula government, we see there is a clear focus on the social issue when the topic is people experiencing homelessness.
Why it was classified this way · 70% confidence cites Decree 7.053, which treats the issue as a social matter.
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20:51
About: focus on addiction treatment and mental health in policies for people experiencing homelessness
The point is that the problem of the homeless person is not a social issue.
Why it was classified this way · 85% confidence explicitly states that the homeless problem is a health issue.
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21:03
About: focus on addiction treatment and mental health in policies for people experiencing homelessness
A person becomes homeless because of addiction.
Why it was classified this way · 85% confidence says people end up on the streets due to substance dependence (proposes focus).
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21:12
About: require conditions and training for Bolsa Família beneficiaries
And when we say that the Bolsa Família program serves for immediate relief and that the State should do the rest, we ignore the fact that, in reality, this facilitation of the homeless person accessing Bolsa Família is hindering you from solving the problem, because we are feeding the homeless person's addiction.
Why it was classified this way · 85% confidence states that the benefit 'alimenta o vício' and hinders the solution.
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21:31
About: offer health care and rehabilitation to people experiencing homelessness
And what we have to do is give them dignified treatment.
Why it was classified this way · 90% confidence declares 'temos que dar um tratamento digno' (explicit proposal).
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21:47
About: reformulate Bolsa Família access criteria for people experiencing homelessness
But then I bring again: the problem we are discussing here is not essentially about Bolsa Família, but rather a problem that Bolsa Família brings to the issue of homeless people.
Why it was classified this way · 80% confidence claims that Bolsa Família creates problems for homeless people and needs adjustment.
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22:10
About: restrict Bolsa Família access for people experiencing homelessness
In my opinion, I think we should not have this access for the homeless person, because, as I said, I believe it is not a social issue but a health issue.
Why it was classified this way · 85% confidence explicitly says 'não deveríamos ter esse acesso ao morador de rua'.
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22:19
About: require conditions and training for Bolsa Família beneficiaries
But we will look at some studies, including FGV studies, which I included in my report that I brought here earlier, that if we put conditions on access to the benefit, such as, for example, the PSR being linked to some health treatment in an inpatient clinic or in a therapeutic community, and only then could he have access to the benefit, that's what we can discuss.
Why it was classified this way · 95% confidence Proposes linking the benefit to inpatient treatment or a therapeutic community.
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22:39
About: require conditions and training for Bolsa Família beneficiaries
Instead of us moving in the direction of making this benefit easier for the homeless person to access, we should move toward conditions whereby Bolsa Família is related to him actually leaving the condition of homelessness.
Why it was classified this way · 90% confidence Repeats that the way forward is to institute conditions tied to treatment.
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Desconhecido
22:54
About: use Bolsa Família for immediate hunger relief
And so, to conclude, the technician Edson from the Ministry said that the main objective... regarding PSRs when it comes to Bolsa Família is the immediate relief of hunger.
Why it was classified this way · 70% confidence Cites a technical position about the main objective of the benefit (description).
Kim Kataguiri
23:57
About: focus on addiction treatment and mental health in policies for people experiencing homelessness
Just to corroborate what Matheus said here about the issue of homeless people generally, if it's a health issue: the country where the number of homeless people increased the most, and no one would imagine it, was Australia.
Why it was classified this way · 80% confidence Corroborates that the increase in homeless people is linked to addiction and mental health.
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