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Caiado states that the president's 'moral authority' will allow fighting 'privileges'

cbn26 August 2026 at 14:13

The PSD candidate for the presidency, Ronaldo Caiado, stated in a joint interview with CBN, O Globo, and Valor that he intends to position himself as a "moral authority" to combat "privileges" in the judiciary and other areas. He criticized the current government and previous administrations, saying that Brazil is in a state of "institutional disorder" and that the lack of moral authority has deteriorated the country's fiscal situation. In an indirect message to Lula and candidate Flavio Bolsonaro, Caiado declared that he will not be president to "deal with my family's scandal," defending transparency and dialogue.

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