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436 classified statements · 1 politicians · April 27, 2026 · 32 min
Statements by Renan Santos. 436 excerpts classified by topic and stance. Topics: Political Activism, Judiciary / Anti-Corruption, Parties and Elections, Organized Crime.
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Desconhecido
0:00
And we've invited two more contenders for the Planalto (Presidential Palace).
Desconhecido
0:03
With us here is the former federal deputy and former minister running for Christian Democracy, Aldo Rebelo.
Desconhecido
0:10
Thank you, Aldo, for being with us here tonight.
Desconhecido
0:13
And also the founder of the MBL and pre-candidate for the Missão Party, Renan Santos.
Desconhecido
0:17
I also thank you, Renan, for accepting our invitation and being here with us on the program.
Desconhecido
0:21
Joining me in this interview are journalists Fernando Mitter and Thaís Freitas.
Desconhecido
0:25
Before Mitter and Thaís, Renan, let me also ask a question.
Desconhecido
0:28
It's your first time here.
Desconhecido
0:29
Aldo has already been on other programs with us.
Desconhecido
0:31
I'd like you to say who Renan Santos is, to introduce yourself also to the audience that doesn't know you yet, and also, in a way, which proposals — two or three priorities — you would put on the table.
Renan Santos
0:45
Well, indeed it's my first time here; I'd like to thank Band, thank the entire team present, thank Aldo.
Renan Santos
0:50
Well, my name is Renan Santos, I'm 42 years old, I was born in São Paulo, I'm from a middle-class family, I'm one of the founders of the Movimento Brasil Livre.
Renan Santos
0:57
About: organize popular demonstrations against governments or corrupt acts
I participated in the demonstrations that resulted in the removal of Dilma Rousseff.
Why it was classified this way · 70% confidence Reports historical participation in demonstrations without proposing new action.
Renan Santos
1:01
About: combat corruption and hold those involved accountable
At the time I fought for support of Operation Lava Jato, which later proved, let's say, to be a useful operation in combating corruption, but which was subsequently dismantled by Mr. Jair Bolsonaro, his family and the STF.
Why it was classified this way · 88% confidence Declares having 'lutado pelo apoio à Lava Jato' and criticizes its dismantling.
Renan Santos
1:15
Based on the struggle we had not only against corruption, but in the fight for a freer Brazil, a Brazil in which working and producing, and walking the streets free from organized crime should be a premise.
Renan Santos
1:26
I understood that we should not be just a movement, but also a political party.
Renan Santos
1:30
About: found a political party
On that basis, we founded the Missão Party, the newest and youngest party, founded now at the end of last year.
Why it was classified this way · 75% confidence States 'fundamos o Partido Missão', claiming the party's founding was a political choice.
Renan Santos
1:35
And what do we stand for?
Renan Santos
1:36
Starting even with a diagnosis, I think it's a problem of lack of imagination in Brazil.
Renan Santos
1:40
Brazilians have lost so much hope in themselves that we can hardly even imagine ourselves as what we should be, which is one of the five largest nations in the world.
Renan Santos
1:48
Brazil was born to be one of the five largest nations in the world.
Renan Santos
1:50
And our goal — hence the name of our party, Missão — is in 30 years to place Brazil at the table with China, Russia, the United States and India, determining what is important in the world.
Renan Santos
1:58
We have territory, we have population, we have resources, and what we lack in practice is imagination.
Renan Santos
2:04
And then the proposals within that imagination?
Renan Santos
2:06
About: retake territories dominated by organized crime
Return Brazilian territory to Brazilians, remove organized crime from the areas it currently occupies.
Why it was classified this way · 92% confidence Explicitly proposes 'retirar o crime organizado das áreas que ele hoje ocupa'.
Renan Santos
2:10
About: promote an agenda of privatizations and reforms
Carry out a fiscal reform accompanied by a competitiveness reform to allow companies to establish themselves in Brazil and for Brazilians to have the possibility to make money and create jobs freely.
Why it was classified this way · 88% confidence Advocates 'reforma fiscal acompanhada de reforma de competitividade' to attract companies.
Renan Santos
2:21
About: implement regular targets and monitoring in public administration
Carry out a reform that I call the managerial responsibility law that makes mayors, in fact, friends of public policies that work and not mere administrators of earmarks, as happens throughout Brazil and keeps entire regions of Brazil.
Why it was classified this way · 86% confidence Proposes 'lei de responsabilidade gerencial' to make mayors agents of public policy.
Renan Santos
2:32
I visited Maranhão to see this.
Renan Santos
2:34
as a place that treats people like animals, administers earmarks only to divert funds, keeping an extremely low HDI.
Renan Santos
2:41
So, these challenges, the three I listed, are the challenges that our mandate, if it happens, will change the destiny of Brazil.
Desconhecido
2:48
I'd like to ask a political question to the two pre-candidates here about growth strategy.
Desconhecido
2:54
Today, according to the polls, we have two candidates who dominate the voting intention.
Desconhecido
2:59
Lula and Flávio Bolsonaro.
Desconhecido
3:01
So I'd like to hear from you what strategy you have for growth.
Desconhecido
3:05
and then you be more specific.
Desconhecido
3:07
Asking Renan... Do you expect to steal votes more to the right from Flávio Bolsonaro, since it seems to me that it's a little more difficult to break into the PT voter's base?
Renan Santos
3:17
About: seek voters of the Bolsonaro family
Starting to answer your question, I will not begin — and we are not doing that — from the premise that I must be tied to chasing the Bolsonaro family's voters.
Why it was classified this way · 90% confidence Explicitly says 'eu não vou partir... da premissa que eu preciso ficar preso a buscar eleitores'.
Renan Santos
3:26
I leave that strategy to Zema, I leave it to Caiado, who are making public displays that they like Bolsonaro very much.
Renan Santos
3:31
Caiado even said that the first thing he will do as president is to benefit the Bolsonaros.
Renan Santos
3:35
And basically... part of their campaign...
Desconhecido
3:37
Are you saying amnesty?
Desconhecido
3:38
Amnesty, no.
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Desconhecido
3:39
About: grant amnesty to those responsible for invading public buildings
The first thing I'll do with the president is amnesty.
Why it was classified this way · 90% confidence Clearly states 'a primeira coisa que eu vou fazer ... é anistia'.
Desconhecido
3:40
Would you do it, if elected?
Renan Santos
3:41
Sentencing, not amnesty.
Renan Santos
3:43
About: grant amnesty to those responsible for invading public buildings
Sentencing, which is what we voted in favor of in Congress, but not amnesty.
Why it was classified this way · 92% confidence Denies amnesty saying 'dosimetria... mas não anistia'.
Renan Santos
3:48
About: investigate and punish crimes committed by political agents
Those people, including Bolsonaro, committed crimes.
Why it was classified this way · 85% confidence Says that 'inclusive o Bolsonaro, cometeram crimes', justifying holding them accountable.
Renan Santos
3:50
About: investigate and punish crimes committed by political agents
We can discuss the formal defects involved there, but a crime was committed.
Why it was classified this way · 75% confidence acknowledges formal debates but reaffirms that a crime was committed.
Renan Santos
3:53
About: enforce the laws and the Constitution
and I always say to Bolsonaro supporters, if it were the MST that invaded the public buildings, what would they say?
Why it was classified this way · 88% confidence questions differential treatment using a hypothetical example of the MST.
Renan Santos
3:58
Would they ask for amnesty for those people?
Renan Santos
4:00
About: enforce the laws and the Constitution
A crime is a crime, regardless of whether you're wearing red or yellow.
Why it was classified this way · 90% confidence normatively asserts 'Crime é crime, não importa se você está de vermelho ou amarelo'.
Renan Santos
4:03
That said, am I traveling around Brazil?
Renan Santos
4:05
And I am talking about people's concrete problems and bringing concrete solutions right into the heart of each one's electorate.
Renan Santos
4:11
I was as well received in Maranhão, which is supposedly an electoral stronghold of lulism, as I was in Santa Catarina now, which is an electoral stronghold of bolsonarism.
Renan Santos
4:21
And I addressed local problems and grew in both places.
Renan Santos
4:24
I was, according to Google Trends, the most searched person in Maranhão the week before last.
Renan Santos
4:29
So, there is an answer we can give.
Renan Santos
4:33
There is a weariness with polarization and the polls reveal to us a
Desconhecido
4:35
recall,
Renan Santos
4:36
that is, the top-of-mind, the name that comes to people's minds when they imagine elections, is still the surname Bolsonaro, now with Flávio, and the name Lula, with the current president of the republic.
Renan Santos
4:47
But younger people who are already indifferent to that are looking for other alternatives.
Renan Santos
4:52
When you look among younger people, I am above 20% according to the Atlas poll, and when you isolate young men, I am above 30%.
Renan Santos
4:59
About: increase electoral preference for the Missão party among youth
The party I founded, the Missão party, has 5.8% preference among Brazilians and when I look at younger people it reaches almost 30%.
Why it was classified this way · 70% confidence reports poll results without proposing immediate action.
Renan Santos
5:08
What's the message of that?
Renan Santos
5:09
About: prioritize and strengthen public safety policies to retake territory
People who are not, let's say, trapped in a public debate that for six years has only been talking about Bolsonaro, Lula and STF (Supreme Federal Tribunal), want solutions for public safety, lack of employment, lack of prospects, and a total and complete absence of urban infrastructure.
Why it was classified this way · 65% confidence reports electoral demands ('querem soluções para segurança pública, emprego') without proposing a plan.
Renan Santos
5:24
And these people are not going to say, 'ah, what's the problem with that?'
Renan Santos
5:26
'Ah, the problem is Lula.'
Renan Santos
5:28
'No, the problem is Bolsonaro.'
Renan Santos
5:29
So, when I was in Maranhão, taking pothole-ridden roads and seeing people sharing food with vultures, as I saw in Pinheiro, Sarney's land, the people weren't there, you know?
Renan Santos
5:38
'Ah, that's Lula's fault, Bolsonaro's fault.'
Renan Santos
5:39
People say, how are you going to deal with the vulture that's next to my house?
Renan Santos
5:42
And when addressing these issues, that's when the communication question comes in; in an intelligent way, we grow.
Renan Santos
5:47
So my goal is to do that.
Renan Santos
5:48
About: focus campaign on concrete problems like security, employment, and urban infrastructure
I will enter the heart of the Bolsonaro supporter and the heart of the Lula supporter by talking about concrete problems for them.
Why it was classified this way · 85% confidence declares 'eu vou entrar no coração' addressing concrete issues as a campaign strategy.
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Desconhecido
5:53
About: organize and integrate the fight against organized crime
It is necessary to have an organized and integrated fight.
Why it was classified this way · 90% confidence states 'É preciso que haja um combate organizado e integrado' advocating coordination.
Desconhecido
5:58
against organized crime, which is more than integrated, organized, etc.
Desconhecido
6:03
The lawful forces are not; they are fragmented.
Desconhecido
6:06
There is a project there that did not unite the country, did not unite the political leaders, and much less the governments.
Desconhecido
6:15
And without that integration, this fight will not have a positive result.
Desconhecido
6:20
How do you see the political difficulty, I ask you both, in bringing together all the country's forces?
Desconhecido
6:27
The governors and the Union.
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Desconhecido
6:29
About: federal government to coordinate combating organized crime with support from the states
It is evident that someone has to coordinate this; it has to be the Union.
Why it was classified this way · 92% confidence explicitly says 'tem que ser a União' and that 'o governo federal deve coordenar'.
Desconhecido
6:32
The federal government must coordinate the major fight against organized crime in Brazil, with the support of the States.
Desconhecido
6:39
I'm talking about the structure the country has.
Desconhecido
6:44
Without that structure in its fullness, it will be difficult to win this war.
Desconhecido
6:49
I wanted to ask how you see the political issues preventing the union of forces against organized crime.
Desconhecido
6:56
A bit of what Mitri said, about this integration also among the forces.
Desconhecido
7:00
And sometimes even political will is lacking among these entities.
Renan Santos
7:03
About: ensure state political will to confront organized crime
But that is the main problem.
Why it was classified this way · 80% confidence attributes failure to the 'falta de vontade política' in state forces and calls for action.
Renan Santos
7:04
The reality is that the security forces in the states know what to do.
Renan Santos
7:09
I was in Ceará and we have entire cities taken over by organized crime.
Renan Santos
7:13
There is no will, I repeat here; I have even been sued twice by the governor of Ceará.
Renan Santos
7:17
There is no political will to solve this.
Renan Santos
7:19
There is no will at all.
Renan Santos
7:20
And I suspect, and I might get a third lawsuit, that the government of Ceará is especially lenient with the advance of the Comando Vermelho.
Renan Santos
7:26
There are governors who do not have the political will to solve this.
Renan Santos
7:29
The same thing is happening in Bahia with Jerônimo.
Renan Santos
7:31
The police forces there complain, look, I want to act, we know where an area is taken over by organized crime, we have forces available, it's not difficult to exchange fire and resolve it, it's not difficult to recover that area, but we can't do anything.
Renan Santos
7:44
There is no command, there is no will.
Renan Santos
7:46
One of the most absurd things I saw in Ceará was during the takeover of a city, Santa Quitéria, they were discussing the Pena Justa program, which would release more criminals because the prisons were supposedly not in the desirable condition for those criminals.
Renan Santos
7:59
About: implement effective operational actions against organized crime
So what the president of the republic has to do is, if I am elected president, very clearly, the issue that elected me was the destruction of organized crime.
Why it was classified this way · 92% confidence states that 'o tema que me elegeu foi a destruição do crime organizado'.
Renan Santos
8:07
I've been saying that for two years.
Renan Santos
8:09
It will be a plebiscitary election.
Renan Santos
8:10
The guy who decided to elect Renan Santos, he decided to elect me as well, and largely because of that.
Renan Santos
8:15
About: declare a state of defense in areas seized by organized crime
So, once there, the states that decide not to cooperate, given that we are talking about the... seizure of spaces of Brazilian territory, we will declare a specific state of defense in those states and municipalities.
Why it was classified this way · 92% confidence proposes 'vamos fazer um estado de defesa específico nesses estados e municípios'.
Renan Santos
8:26
Cooperation needs to happen.
Renan Santos
8:27
And I'm already warning some states.
Renan Santos
8:29
Ceará needs to.
Renan Santos
8:31
Want another state?
Renan Santos
8:32
Bahia needs to.
Renan Santos
8:32
People talk a lot about Rio de Janeiro, but the state of Ceará has a much worse situation than the Carioca [one].
Renan Santos
8:37
Rio de Janeiro is a bizarre example in many respects, but sometimes it becomes almost anecdotal.
Renan Santos
8:41
The situation, the number of deaths per 100,000 inhabitants in Ceará...
Desconhecido
8:44
The rates are worse.
Desconhecido
8:45
Much worse.
Desconhecido
8:46
Perhaps the number of areas under control is this larger number.
Renan Santos
8:51
Rio de Janeiro is more balkanized; there's one faction here, another taking over a building there, one against another.
Renan Santos
8:56
But in the case of Ceará, you're talking about monopolistic takeovers by the Comando Vermelho and auxiliary factions.
Renan Santos
9:01
If the government is stalled, the government has to be... replaced, then people will vote for another government, or when we come to power, if they decide not to cooperate, we will declare a specific state of defense, for a specific period, so that we can retake those territories.
Renan Santos
9:15
And only in the specific areas.
Renan Santos
9:17
There are even those people who say, 'but what about democracy?'
Renan Santos
9:19
There is no democracy in Santa Quitéria, in Ceará.
Renan Santos
9:22
About: declare a state of defense in areas seized by organized crime
I will declare a state of defense and will use the police forces and, if necessary, the national security forces, the armed forces, to carry out these operations.
Why it was classified this way · 90% confidence reaffirms that 'vou fazer um estado de defesa' and will use federal forces if necessary.
Renan Santos
9:30
Period.
Renan Santos
9:30
About: retake territories dominated by organized crime
We will recover those territories and then deliver human rights to the people who need them.
Why it was classified this way · 90% confidence proposes reclaiming territories and 'entregar direitos humanos' to local populations.
Renan Santos
9:35
About: ensure cooperation between states and the Union in combating organized crime
The way things are, I reiterate, there are governors who are cooperating, directly or indirectly, with the advance of crime.
Why it was classified this way · 88% confidence states that 'existem governadores que não cooperam' and that this 'precisa acabar'.
Renan Santos
9:42
And that needs to end.
Desconhecido
9:43
Let me just pick up that point.
Desconhecido
9:44
Paulo says, in Santa Quitéria, which he is citing here, which is the case in Ceará, there exists... Uranium?
Desconhecido
9:50
A uranium and phosphate mine has been waiting for licensing for 30 years.
Desconhecido
9:55
It's uranium and phosphate.
Desconhecido
9:56
The country imports phosphate.
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Desconhecido
9:57
About: license and exploit mineral reserves (phosphate/uranium) to generate local wealth
There is phosphate there in Santa Quitéria waiting for licensing.
Why it was classified this way · 88% confidence states there is a mine awaiting licensing that could generate wealth.
Desconhecido
10:01
Ibama, I don't know if FUNAI issues any measures, the Public Ministry, are blocking Santa Quitéria.
Desconhecido
10:06
That could generate wealth for the city, for the State and for Brazil.
Desconhecido
10:09
It's sitting there idle.
Desconhecido
10:10
Exactly.
Desconhecido
10:10
It's easier for the Comando Vermelho to make a dirty bomb
Desconhecido
10:13
with uranium than for us to produce fertilizers for our agriculture.
Desconhecido
10:16
This is the national joke we're living through.
- Neutral
Desconhecido
10:18
About: strengthen defense capacity to guarantee Brazilian sovereignty
Today the Armed Forces complain a lot about lack of resources.
Why it was classified this way · 65% confidence reports the Armed Forces' complaint about lack of resources without proposing a concrete plan.
Desconhecido
10:21
The world 20 years ago, when you had a global order with the UN and
Desconhecido
10:25
etc.,
Desconhecido
10:26
people imagined that, look, it's okay, it would be difficult for anyone to come in here, to invade, land grabs were being discussed, Brazil is the second-largest reserve in the world, we have the Blue Amazon, so... This discussion was not so latent.
- Neutral
Desconhecido
10:38
About: develop national air defense capability
Faced with a president now, Donald Trump, who intervened to arrest Maduro, who is now doing what he's doing in that Middle East region and so on, we are confronted, for example, with the information that Brazil has no air defense.
Why it was classified this way · 70% confidence factually asserts that 'o Brasil não tem defesa aérea' as the context of a question.
Desconhecido
10:52
Brazil has no air defense.
Desconhecido
10:53
If he wants to do what he did, Trump, with Maduro, he'd come in here like a madman.
Desconhecido
10:57
In fact, Lula is said to have called a meeting with the Minister of Defense as well, with Múcio and with the Chief of the Armed Forces to talk about this matter.
Desconhecido
11:06
What is your view on a defense plan for Brazil in light of the world we are living in?
Desconhecido
11:11
Renan, please.
Renan Santos
11:12
Frankly, I feel, given the proper proportions, like pre-Second World War Churchill warning, look, it's going to go badly.
Renan Santos
11:19
That little-mustached guy is advancing here, he advanced into the Sudetenland, it's going to be bad.
Renan Santos
11:23
The world is moving toward a Cold War climate that is getting increasingly hot.
Renan Santos
11:27
And the major nations possess technologies we have no idea about in the military realm.
Renan Santos
11:32
Few people followed or covered in Brazil what the Palantir Manifesto was; Palantir is the leading military technology company in the United States today.
Renan Santos
11:40
These are warfare techniques, cyber-military techniques, drones, a wide range of strategies that Brazil doesn't even have the tools to begin to confront.
Desconhecido
11:49
Some say they may even have used this in the invasion there to capture Maduro.
Renan Santos
11:53
Yes.
Renan Santos
11:55
The accounts of the Venezuelan military are frightening.
Renan Santos
11:58
I have never seen the kind of technique that was used there.
Renan Santos
12:00
We do not currently have the conditions to defend our own territory in a conflict.
Renan Santos
12:05
But our territory is coveted.
Renan Santos
12:07
As you mentioned in your initial question, we have rare earths, natural resources, water, territory, fertile soil, and we are a contested territory.
Renan Santos
12:15
China was trying to carry out its geopolitical occupation here in Latin America and the United States sees us as a strategic reserve.
Renan Santos
12:21
So we will be in the middle of that conflict.
Renan Santos
12:23
And it's a conflict that will reach the Americas.
Renan Santos
12:25
And we must, out of necessity, if we want to preserve our territory of imperial, continental dimensions, as a nationalist imperative, keep our country intact by defending ourselves using the best available technology.
Renan Santos
12:38
And we have an opportunity that was given to us by God, which is the rare earths.
Renan Santos
12:43
Much of the latest-generation military equipment, the semiconductor industry, drones—these pieces of equipment require
Renan Santos
12:51
rare earths.
Renan Santos
12:52
And we are now discussing to whom we will sell the rare earths.
Renan Santos
12:55
About: promote significant cuts in public spending and redirect savings into productive investment
We have to have a competitiveness agenda, to have, as she mentioned, fiscal space, which is why I talk a lot about fiscal reform on the expenditure side.
Why it was classified this way · 87% confidence supports 'reforma fiscal na área da despesa' to free up money for investments.
Renan Santos
13:03
There needs to be fiscal reform on the expenditure side so there is money left for us to make the right investments.
Renan Santos
13:07
About: attract semiconductor and defense industries with technology transfer
And based on that... bring, negotiate with the United States or with China, or whoever, not only the production of the rare earths and their export, but bring the semiconductor industry, bring the arms industry, make technology transfer agreements, and then we can start to build a high-capacity defense industry so that Brazil can prepare for the new world that is coming.
Why it was classified this way · 90% confidence proposes bringing industry and transfer agreements to build a defense industry.
Renan Santos
13:27
This new world to come will not have Brazil merely as a spectator.
Renan Santos
13:31
Our survival strategy in this world is different.
Renan Santos
13:34
The pact, as you put it, the post-Second World War pact, multilateralism, international organizations, all of this is being relativized.
Renan Santos
13:42
We are seeing this in Ukraine, saw it in Venezuela, and will probably see it in Taiwan.
Renan Santos
13:46
And we now have to be ready for that world.
Renan Santos
13:48
That world can be very cruel to Brazil.
Desconhecido
13:50
Renan, I need to call our break here, but just to add on one point, Thais asked about how to subsidize this increase in defense investment.
Desconhecido
14:00
Do you think that sometimes, for example, regulating and exploiting more rare earths that have not yet been exploited, you can take part of that money and direct it to defense investment?
Desconhecido
14:09
Where do you think this resource could come from, which is really not small for investment in this area?
Renan Santos
14:14
I'll go further than that.
Renan Santos
14:15
It's not just taking a piece of the royalties and directing it to the defense area.
Renan Santos
14:19
I'm talking about setting up an arms industry chain in Brazil with technology transfer.
Renan Santos
14:26
Brazil is the second country in the world with the largest reserves of rare earths.
Renan Santos
14:30
Therefore, let's use this as bargaining power, just as Vargas knew how to use during the Second World War, the bargaining of Brazil's weight for the installation of the illustrious steel mill here.
Desconhecido
14:39
CSN there in Volta Redonda.
Renan Santos
14:40
Exactly, we need to use this as bargaining power to position ourselves.
Renan Santos
14:43
And it's urgent.
Renan Santos
14:44
About: prioritize defense, technology, and rare earths on the national agenda
The problem is that in Brazil's public debate, the two main candidates don't talk about this.
Why it was classified this way · 80% confidence criticizes candidates for not talking about defense and rare earths, advocating that agenda.
Renan Santos
14:47
One only talks about freeing his father and the other talks about a nest egg.
Renan Santos
14:50
Meanwhile, in 30 years there may not be a country to free anyone or to put away a nest egg.
Desconhecido
14:54
Brazil today is discussing some matters that are already part of the day-to-day of Congress.
Desconhecido
15:00
One of them is this reduction of working hours, this project that is out there.
- Against
Desconhecido
15:06
About: approve implementing a 4x3 work schedule (labor reform)
A project that, the first project I call absurd, is the 4x3, you work four days and have three days off.
Why it was classified this way · 90% confidence calls the 4x3 project 'absurdo', explicitly positioning himself against it.
Desconhecido
15:13
It might even be nice, but it's entirely out of reality.
Desconhecido
15:17
But the government has another one that goes beyond that and in a somewhat more, let's say, mature way.
Desconhecido
15:26
The opposition has its position as well.
- For
Desconhecido
15:28
About: implement more flexible labor regimes
The 5-for-2, the 6-for-1 goes to the 5-for-2.
Why it was classified this way · 80% confidence says he will adopt 5 por 2, advocating a change in the work regime.
- For
Desconhecido
15:30
About: implement more flexible labor regimes
The 5-for-2 with the possibility of negotiating specific cases, quite different from the 4-for-3, which is entirely absurd.
Why it was classified this way · 90% confidence advocates 5x2 with negotiation and calls 4x3 'inteiramente absurdo'.
- Neutral
Desconhecido
15:38
About: request urgency and take the bill to the plenary
But, in any case, this issue is here to stay, it will be discussed and will end up being... and the vote in Congress.
Why it was classified this way · 70% confidence states that the matter will be discussed and voted on in the National Congress.
Renan Santos
15:47
About: follow CCJ opinions in voting
I don't know exactly whether the vote will follow what happened in the CCJ.
Why it was classified this way · 70% confidence expresses doubt whether the vote will follow what happened in the CCJ.
Renan Santos
15:52
For me, there is a flaw at the origin in this story.
Renan Santos
15:54
And what is the flaw at the origin?
Renan Santos
15:55
The fact that it is a PEC.
Renan Santos
15:56
About: process the proposal as a bill instead of a PEC
It didn't need to be a PEC.
Why it was classified this way · 85% confidence explicitly states that 'não precisava ser uma PEC'.
- Neutral
Desconhecido
15:58
About: assume responsibility for submitting and defending government bills in the National Congress
The government has a project.
Why it was classified this way · 65% confidence states that the government will present a bill.
Renan Santos
15:59
It's that what passed in the CCJ is the PEC.
Renan Santos
16:00
It was the PEC, but the government will present a project.
Renan Santos
16:04
Since the PEC is moving forward, the little show is running on the PEC.
Renan Santos
16:07
And it seems to me that there is a desire among left-wing parliamentarians to promote themselves by discussing this.
Renan Santos
16:13
and the right-wing parliamentarians do not want to generate rejection.
Renan Santos
16:15
This is already the second time that an agenda dear to the left has relied on the capitulation of the right.
Renan Santos
16:20
Bolsonarism there in the misogynistic PL (Liberal Party) voted together with the left and then keeps pointing the finger at everyone and calls everyone a communist.
Renan Santos
16:25
if you do not blindly support Bolsonaro, which is cowardice, a capitulation.
Renan Santos
16:29
It even fits very well with Flávio Bolsonaro, who doesn't like to go on programs like this one and who said publicly that he does not intend to show his proposals because that could cost him votes.
Renan Santos
16:38
I have to say what is unpopular.
Renan Santos
16:40
This project, it is a scam.
Renan Santos
16:42
And it's a scam aimed at, especially urban workers, who spend a good part of their day in traffic — someone who leaves from a periphery and goes to work downtown here in São Paulo, it takes two hours, they lose two hours to go, two hours to return.
Renan Santos
16:54
When you see it, they lose more than 20 hours a week just in transit.
Renan Santos
16:57
They lose time to be with family, time with friends, time to qualify themselves, time to take a course, training.
Renan Santos
17:03
That person, in practice, suffers from this.
Renan Santos
17:04
They have taken that pain and are trying to regain some kind of connection with the ordinary worker.
Renan Santos
17:08
A connection they lost because they spent the past years only talking about 'I'm trans or I'm not', 'I'm a woman or I'm not'.
Renan Santos
17:14
Some petty Byzantine discussions that have no practical use for the worker.
Renan Santos
17:18
And they, in polls—the PT (Workers' Party) has already commissioned polls—saw that they are losing that worker.
Renan Santos
17:21
So they pulled this issue simply to... start growing again electorally with that population.
Renan Santos
17:26
About: align labor legislation with more flexible international practices
I agree with Aldo in the aspect that we have to follow international legislations that are working, and not only in the United States and China.
Why it was classified this way · 75% confidence advocates following international legislation that works.
Renan Santos
17:33
We are losing ground in the global production chains to Vietnam, to India, and India is in an accelerated process of industrialization.
Renan Santos
17:42
And when you look at labor laws in all those places, they are much more flexible.
Renan Santos
17:46
What I need to tell the Brazilian worker is that you need flexibility.
Renan Santos
17:49
to make your contracts and your work, as happens in those other nations, where worker income increases and formal work increases.
Renan Santos
17:56
Here formal work decreases and the worker's income is tight.
Renan Santos
18:00
And it sounds to me, and it's what I saw in some northeastern states, that it seems the government wants people to fall into informality and then receive a benefit and become dependent on the State.
Renan Santos
18:09
I don't believe that.
Renan Santos
18:10
About: implement more flexible labor regimes
I defend formal employment and regimes, from the point of view of the labor-company relationship, more flexible regimes.
Why it was classified this way · 90% confidence explicitly says 'Eu defendo' more flexible regimes.
Renan Santos
18:18
Hiring a person, firing a person shouldn't be such a big drama, as it is not in developed and developing nations.
Renan Santos
18:24
But in Brazil it is always this drama.
Renan Santos
18:26
And so whenever you have a drama, a populist appears in the middle, trying to take votes based on people's suffering.
Renan Santos
18:31
About: approve the labor bill under discussion
I don't believe it, and unlike the Bolsonarist right, we will oppose the project publicly.
Why it was classified this way · 88% confidence states that 'vamos nos opor publicamente ao projeto'.
Desconhecido
18:35
Let me put another subject on the table here, which is in the news every day; in fact, we joke, right?
Desconhecido
18:40
I take part in the program Gente on Rádio Bandeirantes, on Band News TV, and for some years... There hasn't been an edition of the program in which the acronym STF (Supreme Federal Tribunal) hasn't been mentioned.
Desconhecido
18:52
But if I look back, 20, 30 years ago, what was said about the STF?
Desconhecido
18:56
Nothing, nothing.
Desconhecido
18:57
Sometimes no one even knew how to speak about the minister.
Desconhecido
18:59
That's right, nothing.
Desconhecido
19:00
Who composes it, who likes the blue, who likes the yellow.
Desconhecido
19:04
Today we know everything.
Desconhecido
19:06
So I wanted to hear the two pre-candidates here on Canal Livre about this.
Desconhecido
19:09
Role of the STF, whether you think there is today some kind of dysfunction in the balance between the three powers and... If you reach the presidency of the Republic, what is in the hands of the Executive Branch to solve a problem, if it exists, in your view?
Desconhecido
19:27
Let me start with Renan.
Renan Santos
19:29
Well, from 2012, when we were discussing embargos infringentes, the discussion about mention, we begin to hear about the STF.
Renan Santos
19:36
And today, we're in 2026, World Cup year, we know the 11 of the STF, but we don't know the 11 that will be on the Brazilian national team.
Renan Santos
19:42
And in fact Xandão and Neymar are the objects of national controversy.
Renan Santos
19:46
About: ensure STF (Supreme Federal Tribunal) respects the Constitution
But the truth is, the STF has to go back into its little box.
Why it was classified this way · 90% confidence Explicitly asks that the STF (Supreme Federal Tribunal) return to its constitutional 'caixinha'.
Renan Santos
19:49
And that little box is one where it deals with... abstract topics, linked to discussions about the constitutionality of matters, and not as the court of last instance for cases.
Renan Santos
19:58
The Brazilian Supreme Court receives about 8,000 cases.
Renan Santos
20:01
The U.S. Supreme Court, 50.
Renan Santos
20:02
And I don't even agree with the U.S. Supreme Court model, which sometimes works, let's say, as the final instance.
Renan Santos
20:08
I think our model has to be discussions that involve, look, this here is a fundamental right, no, that law that passed, that right... that's it.
Renan Santos
20:16
Currently, it's a business operation.
Renan Santos
20:18
Currently it's an entity that crosses all possible lines, whether with the Legislative or with the Executive Branch.
Renan Santos
20:25
About: limit monocratic decisions by the STF (Supreme Federal Tribunal)
Currently it's an authoritarian instrument of its peers and it needs to be fought.
Why it was classified this way · 88% confidence States that the STF (Supreme Federal Tribunal) is an authoritarian instrument and must be fought.
Renan Santos
20:31
This week we saw a horror show from Minister Gilmar Mendes.
Renan Santos
20:34
And look, he is reputed to be the most intelligent minister there, educated in Germany.
Desconhecido
20:38
He is the dean.
Desconhecido
20:40
He's embarrassing himself.
Desconhecido
20:41
Now he gave a gift to Romeu Zema, your adversary.
Renan Santos
20:44
That's right, Zema made a little video there... he freaked out over the video.
Renan Santos
20:49
This is insanity.
Renan Santos
20:50
What he did to Senator Alessandro Vieira, that's not normal.
Renan Santos
20:53
Same thing with Alexandre de Moraes.
Renan Santos
20:55
And then when they catch the indecorous things, the participations in the Banco Master scandal, they act like they're crazy.
Renan Santos
21:00
Alexandre de Moraes, lie, 'that contract with my wife didn't exist.'
Renan Santos
21:03
How did it not exist?
Renan Santos
21:05
Then later the Coaf comes in, 'no, no.'
Renan Santos
21:06
There were 80 million there that were deposited.
Renan Santos
21:08
Ah, so it existed.
Renan Santos
21:10
Oh no, I've never seen him.
Renan Santos
21:10
Then later they caught it, 'no, he was in Trancoso.'
Renan Santos
21:13
Very dangerous to be in Trancoso with a vorcaro at a party, right?
Renan Santos
21:17
But he was in Trancoso.
Renan Santos
21:19
What has to happen to these people?
Renan Santos
21:20
First, a president of the Republic has to come who doesn't have compromising ties, as was the case with Bolsonaro and as is the case with Lula, and come
Desconhecido
21:25
there and
Renan Santos
21:26
About: limit monocratic decisions by the STF (Supreme Federal Tribunal)
address the issue of impeachment of STF ministers and a reform that ends monocratic decisions as happens in Brazil.
Why it was classified this way · 92% confidence Explicitly calls for reform to end single-judge decisions.
Renan Santos
21:33
83% of the matters that arrive there are resolved with monocratic decisions.
Renan Santos
21:38
About: set a maximum deadline for requests for review at the STF
Establish a maximum time limit for requests for review that happen there.
Why it was classified this way · 90% confidence Proposes setting a maximum deadline for requests for review.
Renan Santos
21:42
Prohibit it decisively.
Desconhecido
21:44
That deadline already exists, it's 80 days now.
Renan Santos
21:47
About time.
Renan Santos
21:48
The problem is that they are not complied with and those who should oversee them don't — they are the same ones — that's why these crazinesses happen.
Renan Santos
21:54
Another thing, law firms linked to relatives.
Renan Santos
21:58
Another thing... the so-called privileged forum.
Renan Santos
22:01
A code of conduct.
Renan Santos
22:02
It's a discussion that's happening there.
Renan Santos
22:03
About: implement a code of conduct and prohibit offices linked to relatives
I think the code of conduct is essential and that also includes the impossibility of law firms and legal practices linked to family members.
Why it was classified this way · 90% confidence Supports a code of conduct and a ban on offices linked to relatives.
Renan Santos
22:09
Another point that I also think is important.
Renan Santos
22:11
It should not be the court that handles that so-called privileged jurisdiction.
Renan Santos
22:14
Today, let's be honest, deputies and senators don't talk about the subject and will not touch the impeachment of an STF minister.
Renan Santos
22:20
As, moreover, Flávio Bolsonaro will not act because he is beholden to Gilmar Mendes and to Dias Toffoli.
Renan Santos
22:24
He owes them favors.
Renan Santos
22:26
Because everyone is at those guys' mercy.
Renan Santos
22:28
About: create a specific court to judge cases of privileged forum
We need to create a specific court that will specifically deal with those cases.
Why it was classified this way · 90% confidence Proposes creating a specific court to deal with privileged jurisdiction (foro privilegiado).
Renan Santos
22:31
And there's another issue, which is important also to Minister Aldo, which is the case of NGOs that lobby alongside, let's name them, with rede de sustentabilidade, with PSOL, that go there and keep blocking works, stopping projects that go through.
Renan Santos
22:42
You'll see, wait and see.
Renan Santos
22:44
The attempted sabotage is the environmental licensing that we will see in the coming months.
Renan Santos
22:48
About: reform environmental licensing to prevent sabotage that harms projects
They will try to sabotage environmental licensing, which will get a bunch of works moving in Brazil, simply because.
Why it was classified this way · 70% confidence Warns that they will try to sabotage environmental licensing.
Renan Santos
22:52
Because there is an international agenda financed with NGOs run and funded by our international competitors that will try to use the STF to sabotage the country.
Renan Santos
22:59
We cannot allow it.
Renan Santos
23:00
About: prevent environmental licensing from being used to sabotage projects
I, as president of the Republic, will not allow it.
Why it was classified this way · 88% confidence Promises, as president, not to allow this sabotage.
Renan Santos
23:03
About: strengthen the power of the Executive Branch
And we have to have, let's say, a policy that empowers the Executive now, because people vote for the president of the Republic, and that puts the STF back into its natural functions.
Why it was classified this way · 85% confidence Advocates policies that explicitly empower the Executive.
Renan Santos
23:11
The Legislative too, and I ask people to vote properly this year, there mustn't be clowns, there must be courageous and upright people to handle this matter intelligently.
Renan Santos
23:20
This issue about the STF is very important, we can't ignore it; unfortunately it takes up a lot of space.
Renan Santos
23:24
About: declare a state of defense to allow searches and seizures without a warrant in territories dominated by organized crime
Clearly, I'm saying a lot: on January 5, some areas of Brazil that are under criminal command I will place in a state of defense.
Why it was classified this way · 90% confidence Promises to put areas under criminal control in a state of defense.
Renan Santos
23:30
I'm absolutely sure that a PSOL action will come, PSOL will file an action and a minister will issue a monocratic decision blocking it.
Renan Santos
23:36
But if the state of defense request passes through the proper legislative process... I obtained the majority, I succeeded.
Renan Santos
23:42
Then the illegal decision is not complied with.
Renan Santos
23:45
About: refuse to comply with illegal STF decisions
And we have to be ready to have a president of the Republic who does not obey an illegal decision that comes from the STF.
Why it was classified this way · 90% confidence States verbatim 'Decisão ilegal não se cumpre'.
Renan Santos
23:51
An illegal decision is not complied with.
Renan Santos
23:53
In fact, it wasn't complied with before.
Renan Santos
23:54
Once there was a decision by Marco Aurélio ordering the removal of Renan Calheiros, 2016.
Renan Santos
23:58
Renan Calheiros, with no moral quality, let's be clear, said no.
Renan Santos
24:03
There was an impasse and they overturned it.
Renan Santos
24:05
Which I think it's time to do.
Renan Santos
24:06
Bolsonaro kept creating conflicts, we suffered many conflicts during Bolsonaro's period, when he kept shouting, 'ah, I don't like Xandão.'
Renan Santos
24:12
Then later he cried on the phone with Xandão, as was reported, asked Michel Temer for help.
Renan Santos
24:16
That's not how you solve it.
Renan Santos
24:17
Institutionally you'll have to put a stop.
Renan Santos
24:19
Because what will the STF do?
Renan Santos
24:20
Is it going to stage a coup against you?
Renan Santos
24:22
We need to, let's say, oversee the legislative process.
Renan Santos
24:24
was carried out through its duly constituted agents.
Renan Santos
24:28
About: ensure STF respects Executive and Legislative decisions
And if the duly constituted president has, let's say, acted in the fulfillment of his duties with the project, that must be respected by the STF.
Why it was classified this way · 82% confidence Defends that legislative and executive decisions be respected by the STF (Supreme Federal Tribunal).
Renan Santos
24:35
It's not because they want to discuss human rights at Harvard that this will be overturned.
Renan Santos
24:37
That has to be clear.
Renan Santos
24:38
The next president of the Republic will have to deal with this problem.
Renan Santos
24:41
And we won't be able to run away from this issue.
Desconhecido
24:43
Our political representation in Brazil is entirely mistaken.
Desconhecido
24:47
It does not represent what it should represent.
Desconhecido
24:51
There are some very good projects that are lost over there.
- For
Desconhecido
24:54
About: implement mixed-member district voting (mixed system)
proposing the district vote mixed system, like in Germany, proposing the illicit vote, and this should return now.
Why it was classified this way · 80% confidence Explicitly advocates the return of mixed district voting.
Desconhecido
25:02
I'd like to know your opinion.
Desconhecido
25:04
Is the district vote going to happen?
Desconhecido
25:06
Isn't it going to happen?
Desconhecido
25:07
Does the current voting system work?
Desconhecido
25:09
Of course it doesn't work.
Desconhecido
25:10
Do you agree with that?
Renan Santos
25:11
About: implement pure district voting
I don't believe in a pure district vote, because a pure district vote in Brazil is just empowerment of the centrão.
Why it was classified this way · 88% confidence Explicitly says they do not believe in pure district-based voting.
Renan Santos
25:16
And we have a political model based on amendments and co-optation that is a disaster.
Renan Santos
25:21
And the more we travel around Brazil, the more we see that there is a version of district voting, which is politicians who co-opt, so to speak, the local city halls, distribute amendments, buy votes and keep themselves and their families in power for a long time.
Renan Santos
25:32
About: create and implement a managerial responsibility law for municipalities
The reform I want, I'm calling a law of managerial responsibility.
Why it was classified this way · 90% confidence Explicitly proposes a managerial responsibility law.
Renan Santos
25:36
It's a rule that changes the following thing: the incentive system for the functioning of municipal governments.
Renan Santos
25:42
And the focus has to be on the mayor.
Renan Santos
25:44
A mayor today wins an election by staging a Wesley Safadão concert funded by an allied deputy's amendment, and then... pure and simple vote buying.
Renan Santos
25:51
That's how small municipalities in Brazil work and we can't escape it.
Renan Santos
25:55
Especially because there is no democracy in practice in Brazil.
Renan Santos
25:58
A country where vote buying exists has a nominal democracy.
Renan Santos
26:01
People are co-opted during the electoral period, whether by the public machine, by vote buying, or by Caixa 2, they vote along family lines and the game continues.
Renan Santos
26:09
About: merge municipalities and establish objective criteria to evaluate mayors
We need to merge municipalities, establish objective evaluation criteria for mayors so that a mayor, if he wants to run for re-election... he will have to meet at least the minimum requirements.
Why it was classified this way · 88% confidence Proposes merging municipalities and objective criteria to evaluate mayors.
Renan Santos
26:18
If he has 10% sewer coverage in that municipality, he must deliver, say, 20%.
Renan Santos
26:22
IBGE, IPE, agencies can work on that.
Renan Santos
26:25
Establish those criteria.
Renan Santos
26:26
Improvement in the Saeb ranking, better sewer coverage, improved indicators related to care at the UBS in municipalities.
Renan Santos
26:32
If he achieves these indicators, he may participate in re-election normally, he can even do his Wesley Safadão show.
Renan Santos
26:37
If he hasn't achieved those indicators, the mayor must receive a sanction.
Renan Santos
26:40
And the second thing, which is super simple to solve.
Renan Santos
26:42
About: condition party transfers on the performance of elected officials
The electoral party fund in Brazil, which is already very large, should not be conditioned on the number of Tiriricas, or Nicolas Ferreiras, or Éricas Hilton that you elect in your party.
Why it was classified this way · 90% confidence Argues for conditioning the party fund on objective performance criteria.
Renan Santos
26:53
It has to be conditioned on these objective performance criteria of your mayors.
Renan Santos
26:57
So, a party has mayors, the mayors achieve good performance indices, measured objectively, therefore they attend to the interest of the local population, even when the local population doesn't know how to assess — people in Brazil don't know how to evaluate, for example, the importance of basic sanitation.
Renan Santos
27:11
They don't demand it; 'I want my sanitation.'
Renan Santos
27:12
No one complains, also because the work is happening underground.
Renan Santos
27:15
And then nobody cares, even with last year's sanitation framework.
Renan Santos
27:18
So doing this forces parties to say, 'Hey, I want to put in good mayors who will achieve good performance indicators and thus I have more money to reinvest in more good mayors and quality public administrators.'
Renan Santos
27:30
With this incentive system on one hand, and with the punishment that the local political leader and the party cannot run in the election, including being made ineligible for eight years in that municipality, we start to rebalance things.
Renan Santos
27:41
We establish objective evaluation criteria.
Renan Santos
27:43
And we begin to size that up.
Renan Santos
27:44
The need for amendments, the role of federal deputies and the role of political parties.
Renan Santos
27:49
Because today the political party is just a name.
Renan Santos
27:53
What's the difference between PSD, PP, União Brasil and NDB?
Renan Santos
27:56
They practically serve no purpose.
Desconhecido
27:58
Popular representation... As it is, it would stay the same.
Renan Santos
28:02
Of course, you vote in the election.
Renan Santos
28:04
What happens is a mayor stays four years in the municipality, takes it with 2% sewage coverage and leaves it with 2% sewage or potable water, and the population re-elects him because they are so poor they have normalized the absurd.
Renan Santos
28:19
And then that mayor has no obligation to increase economic activity in that municipality, none; he keeps his hand out begging for money from the Municipal Participation Fund, the money arrives... He does nothing useful, he puts on the famous Wesley Safadão or Natanzinho show in the municipality, puts his crew in city hall, co-opts the people, does Caixa 2 with money diverted from amendments that are in the order of over 60 million, and the game goes on and he is re-elected.
Renan Santos
28:41
When we go to the small city halls of the poorest places in Brazil, we see this.
Renan Santos
28:45
Why is the mayor who doesn't improve any basic indicator re-elected?
Renan Santos
28:48
The mayor, therefore, is not fulfilling his constitutional role of addressing the population's demands.
Renan Santos
28:53
And the population doesn't know how to evaluate.
Renan Santos
28:55
We are going to need to help the population evaluate in some way.
Renan Santos
28:57
And those objective criteria must be present in this.
Renan Santos
29:00
Unless we accept things as they are.
Renan Santos
29:02
Fine, I'll watch Maranhão forever, with no streets, no sewage and very low economic activity.
Renan Santos
29:08
Is that what we want?
Renan Santos
29:08
Do we call that democracy?
Renan Santos
29:10
I cannot agree.
Renan Santos
29:11
So a reform has to go through this.
Renan Santos
29:12
Because if we don't change this, mixed district, pure district, the German model, the Portuguese model with closed lists, won't make a difference.
Renan Santos
29:24
It will be the same.
Desconhecido
29:25
What's your position on privatizations?
Desconhecido
29:27
We're seeing, for example, some state-owned companies like Correios showing a gigantic deficit in recent years.
- Neutral
Desconhecido
29:33
About: privatize state-owned companies
Sir, if you were president, would you keep these state-owned companies or are you thinking about privatizations?
Why it was classified this way · 60% confidence Asks whether to keep or privatize, without an explicit position.
Renan Santos
29:38
About: privatize state-owned companies
I'm in favor depending on the case.
Why it was classified this way · 92% confidence Declares 'Sou favorável' directly to privatization, albeit conditionally.
Renan Santos
29:40
About: implement technology in public administration
Now, in a broader model, we have to understand that with the arrival of artificial intelligence, machine learning, we will be able to use the centrality of the State efficiently like never before in Brazil's history.
Why it was classified this way · 88% confidence Proposes using AI to make the State's central role more efficient.
Renan Santos
29:50
I'm very optimistic.
Renan Santos
29:51
About: prioritize development of the petroleum sector regardless of form of ownership
Whether Petrobras is public or private is minor compared to what Petrobras and the whole sector will be able to do.
Why it was classified this way · 80% confidence Downplays discussion about ownership and emphasizes the sector's potential.
Renan Santos
29:57
A world in which knowledge will be shared.
Renan Santos
30:02
That's a major new development.
Renan Santos
30:03
About: modernize the SUS with artificial intelligence and a single medical record
One example, even if it's not a public company, is SUS: with the use of artificial intelligence, machine learning, a single medical record, apps that will allow you to consult with your doctor in real time, it will go through a revolution in the coming years.
Why it was classified this way · 90% confidence Supports the use of AI and a single medical record to revolutionize the SUS.
Renan Santos
30:16
About: maintain unified public health system (SUS)
I was kind of a liberal... I didn't really like SUS — anything that has 'single' in its name I'm kind of opposed to.
Why it was classified this way · 88% confidence Declares 'não gosto do SUS', expressing opposition to the unified system.
Renan Santos
30:22
About: modernize the SUS with artificial intelligence and a single medical record
Today I already see the centralized model of SUS, together with technology, with machine learning, as a blessing.
Why it was classified this way · 90% confidence Says they see the centralized SUS model with technology as a 'dádiva'.
Renan Santos
30:27
About: modernize the SUS with artificial intelligence and a single medical record
We will be able to make a revolution in health care that the United States can't do today.
Why it was classified this way · 85% confidence Says health will be revolutionized by technology.
Renan Santos
30:32
About: modernize the SUS with artificial intelligence and a single medical record
Like what England is thinking of doing, like El Salvador — we mentioned Bukele a little while ago — is doing, and their model is sensational.
Why it was classified this way · 78% confidence Praises external and local models as 'sensacional', supporting the idea.
Renan Santos
30:37
About: modernize the SUS with artificial intelligence and a single medical record
We talk a lot about security, but the health sector is a revolution.
Why it was classified this way · 75% confidence Puts health as a revolutionary priority instead of just security.
Renan Santos
30:41
About: strengthen the State's central role as coordinator using technology and artificial intelligence
And so the centrality of the State, the coordinating role of forces, now also emerging as a coordinating role of intelligence, can make Brazil not only very efficient at delivering its services but very powerful.
Why it was classified this way · 86% confidence Defends a coordinating role for the State strengthened by technology.
Renan Santos
30:55
About: attract technology transfer and part of production to Brazil
If we can use rare earths, using the State as, for example, a promoter of these tech companies that will do technology transfer with American companies, exploiting these resources, the State ceases to be an enemy — it becomes a partner in that construction.
Why it was classified this way · 86% confidence proposes using the State as a promoter to foster exploitation and technological transfer.
Renan Santos
31:09
And I think this future will be near.
Desconhecido
31:11
We need to wrap up.
Desconhecido
31:12
One minute, if I may also, Renan, final remarks afterwards.
Renan Santos
31:16
In a clear way for our viewer.
Renan Santos
31:18
They told you that your future is to live in a house with a wall, afraid to go out because your cellphone might be taken.
Renan Santos
31:24
Having a crappy job and watching the big things in the world happen in other countries.
Renan Santos
31:29
United States, Japan, China, Korea.
Renan Santos
31:31
You here in Brazil are a spectator and at most cheer for a football team that isn't even that competitive today.
Renan Santos
31:35
Well then, Brazil can be glorious.
Renan Santos
31:37
About: increase rigor in combating crime and incarcerating criminals
You can live in a country where criminals will be jailed or killed when necessary.
Why it was classified this way · 90% confidence states 'bandido vai ser muito preso ou morto', supporting tougher measures.
Renan Santos
31:41
About: expand opportunities for income generation for the population
You can live in a country where making money will not be a privilege but the rule.
Why it was classified this way · 82% confidence argues that making money should cease to be a privilege and become the norm.
Renan Santos
31:45
You can live in a country that will be one of the five most important nations in the world.
Renan Santos
31:49
You need to have imagination, dreams and believe in the right people, at the right time.
Renan Santos
31:53
About: reduce political polarization and promote national unity
Don't get stuck on this Lula and Bolsonaro story.
Why it was classified this way · 80% confidence says 'Não fique nessa história de Lula e Bolsonaro', rejecting polarization.
Renan Santos
31:55
That's the past.
Renan Santos
31:56
The future and the present are already arriving.
Renan Santos
31:58
And the future, my friend, is glorious.
Renan Santos
32:00
I await you on this adventure.
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