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Sessão Deliberativa Extraordinária Presencial (AM nº 123/2020)

26 classified statements · 1 politicians · May 13, 2026

Statements by Kim Kataguiri. 26 excerpts classified by topic and stance. Topics: Combating Impunity, Tariff Policy, Transport Policy, Public Safety and Order.

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

  1. Kim Kataguiri

    142:31

    For

    About: prevent, identify, investigate, and punish cases of corruption

    Mr. President, Missão advises "no." But I cannot fail to speak about the most important event of the day, which were the audios of the criminal Senator Flávio Bolsonaro, who should already have been arrested back then when he was a State Deputy and participated in the 'rachadão' at the Legislative Assembly of Rio de Janeiro and who now shows his close friendship with Daniel Vorcaro.

    Why it was classified this way · 90% confidence Says the senator 'já deveria ter sido preso' and calls for accountability.

  2. Kim Kataguiri

    142:53

    For

    About: prevent, identify, investigate, and punish cases of corruption

    I am very proud to be able to say that, from my Party, the Missão Party, we have no problem calling for conviction and imprisonment whether it is Senator Flávio Bolsonaro, involved in Banco Master scandals; or people from the Planalto, from the Lula Government, involved in a Banco Master scandal; or an STF minister involved in a Banco Master scandal.

    Why it was classified this way · 92% confidence States pride in calling for conviction and imprisonment of those involved in scandals.

  3. Kim Kataguiri

    143:14

    For

    About: prevent, identify, investigate, and punish cases of corruption

    May all be imprisoned. I reinforce: the Brazilian right cannot be held hostage by a thug, by a criminal, who should have been arrested a long time ago for his past crimes, but now, as a Senator of the Republic, it seems he upgraded the schemes he has participated in and is now involved with Banco Master.

    Why it was classified this way · 90% confidence Says 'que todos sejam presos', advocating imprisonment of those involved.

  4. Kim Kataguiri

    228:41

    For

    About: eliminate new taxes proposed in the transport report

    He said I have my tricks, but above my tricks I have my convictions and, for that reason, I fought so hard to remove all the taxes from his report.

    Why it was classified this way · 80% confidence Claims to have fought to remove all fees from the report.

  5. Kim Kataguiri

    228:50

    Neutral

    About: introduce new fees on transport and mobility services

    In the text that came from the Senate, Deputy Tarcísio, there was provision for a congestion charge, an Uber tax, a parking fee, a property appreciation tax, a fee for the availability of public transport in front of a company — a series of new levies to finance this policy that was being proposed here.

    Why it was classified this way · 80% confidence Lists the fees provided in the text without expressing explicit support.

  6. Kim Kataguiri

    229:09

    Neutral

    About: eliminate new taxes proposed in the transport report

    And I must acknowledge that Deputy Priante, after hearing my position, removed all those levies from his report.

    Why it was classified this way · 70% confidence Reports that the rapporteur removed the taxes after his position.

  7. Kim Kataguiri

    229:18

    Against

    About: require permission for interstate app-based transport

    Even so, I am against the framework that is being proposed here.

    Why it was classified this way · 92% confidence Explicitly declares 'sou contra o desenho que está sendo colocado aqui'.

  8. Kim Kataguiri

    229:21

    Neutral

    About: break the oligopoly in the public transport market

    First of all, today we already have a public transport market that is an oligopoly — and I say this not only in my State of São Paulo, but I am sure this is a reality across Brazil — often dominated by organized crime.

    Why it was classified this way · 60% confidence Describes the current market as an oligopoly dominated by crime.

  9. Kim Kataguiri

    229:37

    Neutral

    About: combat organized crime and strengthen public security

    The PCC is one of the largest entrepreneurs and operators of bus lines in the State of São Paulo and in Brazil.

    Why it was classified this way · 75% confidence States that the PCC operates bus lines, pointing to a security problem.

  10. Kim Kataguiri

    229:45

    For

    About: open the public transport market to new operators and competition

    And, unfortunately, the project ends up further rigidifying the existing structure and benefiting those who already operate public transport today, instead of opening space for new actors to enter the market or, moreover, strengthening the oversight and control institutions so that this type of organized crime activity in public transport ceases to exist.

    Why it was classified this way · 90% confidence Argues the bill benefits incumbents instead of allowing new actors.

  11. Kim Kataguiri

    230:10

    Neutral

    About: maintain an authorization regime for interstate app-based transport

    Another point I need to stress refers to the weakening of the authorization model currently used by ANTT.

    Why it was classified this way · 70% confidence Points out that the proposal weakens the authorization model.

  12. Kim Kataguiri

    230:19

    Neutral

    About: maintain an authorization regime for interstate app-based transport

    App-based bus transport, especially interstate, which has a very different design from municipal services, operates under an authorization regime.

    Why it was classified this way · 85% confidence States that app-based transport currently operates under an authorization regime.

  13. Kim Kataguiri

    230:32

    Neutral

    About: recognize the constitutionality of the authorization regime for app-based transport

    Moreover, the STF has already ruled in two ADIs and considered the authorization regime constitutional.

    Why it was classified this way · 85% confidence Cites decisions of the STF (Supreme Federal Tribunal) that ruled on the constitutional regime.

  14. Kim Kataguiri

    230:37

    Neutral

    About: require permission for interstate app-based transport

    The text ends that regime and requires, at minimum, a permit — something that ANTT does not currently require for this transport, especially for interstate bus apps.

    Why it was classified this way · 85% confidence Notes that the text replaces authorization with a requirement for permission.

  15. Kim Kataguiri

    230:53

    Against

    About: require permission for interstate app-based transport

    In my assessment, this is a model that contributes to breaking a transport system that today is less predictable, with higher fares and lower-quality buses than those currently provided by apps.

    Why it was classified this way · 90% confidence Evaluates the model's effects negatively and criticizes higher fares and worse quality.

  16. Kim Kataguiri

    231:05

    For

    About: maintain and encourage authorization for app-based transport

    I say this because I myself am a user, in Brazil, where we used it at several congresses of the Movimento Brasil Livre, not out of loyalty to any app or company, but because of the quality itself — and observing the European market, where these apps are increasingly active, even being the majority in Portugal compared to the traditional transport model.

    Why it was classified this way · 75% confidence Uses personal experience and a European example to support the current model.

  17. Kim Kataguiri

    231:29

    Against

    About: require permission for interstate app-based transport

    Because this model stiffens and hinders this market-liberalizing activity, our position is opposed to the proposal.

    Why it was classified this way · 92% confidence States the party's position is opposed because the text constrains the liberalizing market.

  18. Kim Kataguiri

    307:15

    Neutral

    About: prevent, identify, investigate, and punish cases of corruption

    Mr. President, MISSÃO advises "no." I want to speak about the pathetic statement of Senator Flávio Bolsonaro, who said he only received private money.

    Why it was classified this way · 70% confidence Criticizes the senator's statement about financing and raises suspicion.

  19. Kim Kataguiri

    307:24

    For

    About: investigate and punish those involved in corruption at Petrobras

    Folks, not a cent that comes out of Daniel Vorcaro's pocket is private; 100% of Daniel Vorcaro's assets are stolen.

    Why it was classified this way · 80% confidence Claims the assets are 'roubado', implying accountability.

  20. Kim Kataguiri

    307:32

    Neutral

    About: prevent, identify, investigate, and punish cases of corruption

    The Senator comes and says: "No, I met him in 2024, when no one knew Vorcaro was a thief."

    Why it was classified this way · 65% confidence Reports the senator's defense about when he met Vorcaro, without endorsing it.

  21. Kim Kataguiri

    307:39

    Neutral

    About: prevent, identify, investigate, and punish cases of corruption

    The audio and the message are from 2025, shortly before Vorcaro was arrested; one day before.

    Why it was classified this way · 80% confidence Provides timing information about the audios and Vorcaro's arrest.

  22. Kim Kataguiri

    307:46

    For

    About: prevent, identify, investigate, and punish cases of corruption

    Everyone already knew he was a criminal, even more so him, who is no kid — we know he hasn't been a kid for a long time, especially with regard to his criminal records.

    Why it was classified this way · 85% confidence Says 'todo mundo já sabia' about the background, implicitly calling for accountability.

  23. Kim Kataguiri

    307:55

    For

    About: prevent, identify, investigate, and punish cases of corruption

    So, Mr. President, that is an excuse that doesn't hold up.

    Why it was classified this way · 80% confidence Rejects the senator's excuse, indicating support for holding him accountable.

  24. Kim Kataguiri

    307:59

    For

    About: prevent, identify, investigate, and punish cases of corruption

    It's the same as saying: "No, folks, the sítio and the triplex came from private money from Odebrecht.

    Why it was classified this way · 85% confidence Compares the senator's excuse to the defense used in the Odebrecht scandal, disapprovingly.

  25. Kim Kataguiri

    308:05

    For

    About: prevent, identify, investigate, and punish cases of corruption

    It has nothing to do with it." For God's sake!

    Why it was classified this way · 80% confidence Repudiates the senator's justification with the emphatic expression 'pelo amor de Deus'.

  26. Kim Kataguiri

    308:06

    For

    About: prevent, identify, investigate, and punish cases of corruption

    That is a shabby, transparent excuse from someone who no longer has the moral standing to represent any Right. Thank you, Mr. President.

    Why it was classified this way · 88% confidence States the senator lost moral standing, advocating accountability for corruption.

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