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Kim Kataguiri - LULA QUER TE IMPEDIR DE SABER QUANTO IMPOSTO VOCÊ VAI PAGAR Com medo...
28 classified statements · 1 politicians · July 7, 2026 · 2 min
Statements by Kim Kataguiri. 28 excerpts classified by topic and stance. Topics: Fiscal Reform, Transparency & Institutional Secrecy, Democracy and Representation.
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AgainstKim Kataguiri
0:00
About: disclose to the public the CBS rates and how much each taxpayer will pay
Lula wants to prohibit you from knowing how much tax you pay or how much you'll pay.
Why it was classified this way · 88% confidence accuses the government of wanting to forbid the disclosure of the rates.
AgainstKim Kataguiri
0:04
About: disclose to the public the CBS rates and how much each taxpayer will pay
Folks, that really seems like something out of 1984.
Why it was classified this way · 80% confidence compares the concealment of rates to '1984', criticizing the practice.
AgainstKim Kataguiri
0:08
About: disclose to the public the CBS rates and how much each taxpayer will pay
Big brother doesn't want the population to know how much they themselves pay in taxes.
Why it was classified this way · 88% confidence says the government does not want the population to know how much it pays, a direct criticism.
NeutralKim Kataguiri
0:13
About: disclose to the public the CBS rates and how much each taxpayer will pay
That's what our secretary Robson Barreirinhas said.
Why it was classified this way · 70% confidence merely reports that the secretary made the declaration, without approving it.
NeutralKim Kataguiri
0:16
About: disclose to the public the CBS rates and how much each taxpayer will pay
He said it's dangerous to announce what the CBS rate will be, the new tax we'll start paying from 2027 with the tax reform.
Why it was classified this way · 75% confidence reports the secretary's statement about the danger of announcing the rate.
NeutralKim Kataguiri
0:24
About: disclose to the public the CBS rates and how much each taxpayer will pay
He said it's dangerous because the population might create mechanisms to avoid paying the tax and I don't know what.
Why it was classified this way · 65% confidence repeats the secretary's justification without explicitly endorsing it in this sentence.
AgainstKim Kataguiri
0:29
About: disclose to the public the CBS rates and how much each taxpayer will pay
I know it's like, it's dangerous for the population to know the tax they'll pay.
Why it was classified this way · 85% confidence ridicules the idea that it would be dangerous for the population to know the tax.
AgainstKim Kataguiri
0:32
About: disclose to the public the CBS rates and how much each taxpayer will pay
And he says, with such advance notice, six months, five months in advance, Barreirinhas, is it a danger for the population to know the tax they'll pay?
Why it was classified this way · 82% confidence rhetorically questions whether announcing rates in advance would be 'perigo', criticizing the concealment.
AmbiguousKim Kataguiri
0:38
About: disclose to the public the CBS rates and how much each taxpayer will pay
We know what the reason is.
Why it was classified this way · 50% confidence states that 'se sabe a razão' but does not specify a concrete action in this sentence.
ForKim Kataguiri
0:39
About: disclose to the public the CBS rates and how much each taxpayer will pay
You don't want to say how much you'll charge in taxes next year to deceive your voters, to hide it, right?
Why it was classified this way · 90% confidence directly accuses the government of hiding rates to deceive voters, demanding disclosure.
ForKim Kataguiri
0:45
About: publish government spending and acts in full
When it comes to taking up my bill to increase penalties for theft, robbery and receiving stolen goods, then you put up a million reais to publicize it as if it were from the federal government.
Why it was classified this way · 82% confidence criticizes the use of public money on propaganda and implies demanding accountability.
NeutralKim Kataguiri
0:52
About: disclose to the public the CBS rates and how much each taxpayer will pay
Now, when it comes to taking responsibility for government spending, the tax we'll pay will be one of the largest VATs in the... world, the world, because of the proportion of federal government spending, oh no.
Why it was classified this way · 70% confidence states that the tax will be very high — a descriptive claim about the tax burden.
AgainstKim Kataguiri
1:02
About: disclose to the public the CBS rates and how much each taxpayer will pay
It's dangerous for the people to know the CBS rate that will... Folks, is this crazy?
Why it was classified this way · 86% confidence calls the idea of hiding the rate a 'coisa de maluco', an explicit critical stance.
ForKim Kataguiri
1:08
About: disclose to the public the CBS rates and how much each taxpayer will pay
There would be a million people at the door of the Ministry of Finance.
Why it was classified this way · 78% confidence evokes massive mobilization as an expected reaction if the rates were disclosed.
AgainstKim Kataguiri
1:12
About: disclose to the public the CBS rates and how much each taxpayer will pay
A grotesque statement like that, of the government refusing to say how much the people will pay in taxes.
Why it was classified this way · 88% confidence calls the refusal to disclose an 'afirmação grotesca', a direct criticism of the omission.
AgainstKim Kataguiri
1:18
About: disclose to the public the CBS rates and how much each taxpayer will pay
It's not possible that people don't see it.
Why it was classified this way · 80% confidence expresses incredulity that the population would accept the lack of transparency.
ForKim Kataguiri
1:19
About: disclose to the public the CBS rates and how much each taxpayer will pay
Please, please share this video, please show more people this absurdity and let's create a large popular campaign to apply pressure.
Why it was classified this way · 90% confidence calls for sharing and a popular campaign to pressure for disclosure.
ForKim Kataguiri
1:26
About: disclose to the public the CBS rates and how much each taxpayer will pay
I'm not even asking to... lower the tax.
Why it was classified this way · 90% confidence clarifies that he is not asking for a reduction, only wants to know how much he will pay (advocates transparency).
ForKim Kataguiri
1:29
About: disclose to the public the CBS rates and how much each taxpayer will pay
I just want to know how much I'm going to pay, Barreirinhas.
Why it was classified this way · 92% confidence declares directly 'eu só quero saber', demanding transparency.
ForKim Kataguiri
1:32
About: disclose to the public the CBS rates and how much each taxpayer will pay
Federal Revenue Service, tell me how much I'll pay.
Why it was classified this way · 92% confidence asks that the Federal Revenue Service inform how much each person will pay, an explicit demand.
ForKim Kataguiri
1:36
About: disclose to the public the CBS rates and how much each taxpayer will pay
I'm not even asking for a less complex system.
Why it was classified this way · 88% confidence Denies calls for system change, emphasizing a demand for information.
ForKim Kataguiri
1:41
About: increase transparency and accountability of the federal government to citizens
The citizen has to humiliate himself to know how much he will finance the government that should represent the people's interests.
Why it was classified this way · 86% confidence Says citizens must humiliate themselves to finance the government, calling for accountability.
AgainstKim Kataguiri
1:47
About: increase transparency and accountability of the federal government to citizens
But it's very clear to the people that governments represent the interests of governments.
Why it was classified this way · 80% confidence Says that governments represent their own interests, a critique of democratic failure.
AgainstKim Kataguiri
1:56
About: disclose to the public the CBS rates and how much each taxpayer will pay
This coup against the Brazilian population is unacceptable.
Why it was classified this way · 88% confidence Labels the government's action as a 'golpe', a strong critical position against the concealment.
NeutralKim Kataguiri
2:00
About: disclose to the public the CBS rates and how much each taxpayer will pay
That the government already knows the CBS rate we'll pay next year.
Why it was classified this way · 72% confidence Reports that the government already knows the tax rate but does not disclose it, describing the situation.
AgainstKim Kataguiri
2:02
About: disclose to the public the CBS rates and how much each taxpayer will pay
And they don't disclose it because it's dangerous for the population to know.
Why it was classified this way · 86% confidence Criticizes the justification that it is 'perigoso' to disclose tax rates to the public.
ForKim Kataguiri
2:05
About: disclose to the public the CBS rates and how much each taxpayer will pay
You know that the rate you will charge us would cause a popular revolt.
Why it was classified this way · 80% confidence Suggests the omission is due to fear of popular revolt, calling for transparency.
NeutralKim Kataguiri
2:09
About: disclose to the public the CBS rates and how much each taxpayer will pay
And Lula would lose in the first round if you disclosed it.
Why it was classified this way · 70% confidence Makes an electoral prediction about the consequences of disclosure, a descriptive/predictive statement.
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