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NÃO SOU INFLUENCER: por que eu escolhi aprovar projetos, mesmo sendo cancelada

16 classified statements · 1 politicians · January 5, 2026 · 5 min

Statements by Tabata Amaral. 16 excerpts classified by topic and stance. Topics: Government Communication, Legislative Policy, Legislative Process, Education.

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Classified statements

Excerpts classified by topic and stance. This is not the full transcript of the video.

  1. Tabata Amaral

    0:12

    Neutral

    About: address cancel culture on social media

    I have a lot of experience being attacked and being canceled.

    Why it was classified this way · 75% confidence relates a personal experience of being canceled without proposing concrete action.

  2. Tabata Amaral

    0:26

    For

    About: support beneficial bills regardless of party authorship

    Because I supported a bill that I considered good, but that came from the other side.

    Why it was classified this way · 90% confidence says he will support a good project even if it comes from the other side.

  3. Tabata Amaral

    0:54

    Neutral

    About: coordinate parliamentary support to pass bills

    Because to pass a bill... at least more than half have to support me.

    Why it was classified this way · 85% confidence explains the need for a majority to approve projects.

  4. Tabata Amaral

    1:04

    For

    About: approve education bills

    There's another path I chose, where you don't always go viral, sometimes you lose followers, you get pretty canceled, but it's this: I came here to pass good bills for people.

    Why it was classified this way · 95% confidence explicitly declares he came to approve good projects.

  5. Tabata Amaral

    1:13

    For

    About: approve education bills

    If the bill is good, I'll support it.

    Why it was classified this way · 95% confidence states he will directly support good projects.

  6. Tabata Amaral

    1:16

    For

    About: approve education bills

    Even if I hate the person who presented that bill.

    Why it was classified this way · 88% confidence says he will support a project even while disliking its author — explicit endorsement.

  7. Tabata Amaral

    1:21

    For

    About: seek interparty support to approve projects

    And more than that, I'll seek support from everyone for my bills.

    Why it was classified this way · 90% confidence proposes seeking everyone's support for his projects.

  8. Tabata Amaral

    1:24

    For

    About: provide sanitary pads in public schools

    We wouldn't have menstrual pads in schools if I hadn't done that.

    Why it was classified this way · 78% confidence claims authorship by citing concrete implementation in schools.

  9. Tabata Amaral

    1:28

    For

    About: implement a financial support program for youth

    We wouldn't have the pé de meia impacting 4 million young people.

    Why it was classified this way · 72% confidence claims a program that impacted millions of young people as his own action.

  10. Tabata Amaral

    1:31

    For

    About: expand access to vocational education and higher education

    We wouldn't have the landmark for technical education, we wouldn't have the climate change bill, we wouldn't have any of that.

    Why it was classified this way · 78% confidence States having been responsible for the framework for technical education.

  11. Tabata Amaral

    1:37

    For

    About: seek interparty support to approve projects

    Because I need parliamentarians from the PL, from Novo, from Republicanos, from MDB to support my bills when they are good bills.

    Why it was classified this way · 90% confidence Declares the explicit need for support from several parties.

  12. Desconhecido

    2:26

    Neutral

    About: critically assess the influence of social media on politics

    Social media nowadays has a very big importance for politics, but does it really?

    Why it was classified this way · 78% confidence Questions whether social networks reflect society without proposing a solution.

  13. Desconhecido

    2:32

    Neutral

    About: critically assess the influence of social media on politics

    Does it actually reflect society as it is?

    Why it was classified this way · 75% confidence Asks whether the network reflects society, in a descriptive tone.

  14. Desconhecido

    2:48

    Neutral

    About: assess the influence of social media on political decision-making

    I think there are politicians who take a step back when they see a bad reaction online, but it's very strident, it's very noisy.

    Why it was classified this way · 75% confidence Observes that politicians retreat in the face of reactions on social networks.

  15. Tabata Amaral

    3:41

    For

    About: implement public policies for climate resilience

    From what we were talking about, believing that the environment has to be taken seriously, believing that public security has to be effective, taking the fight against corruption seriously, wanting small entrepreneurs to be able to prosper, not have all those bureaucratic shackles on them.

    Why it was classified this way · 90% confidence Explicitly argues for taking the environment seriously.

  16. Tabata Amaral

    4:04

    For

    About: prioritize parliamentary work and policies over social media popularity

    So, it's a reminder I give myself: I'm not in a popularity contest.

    Why it was classified this way · 88% confidence States not being in a popularity contest and prioritizing action.

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