Augusto Cury, candidate of the Avante party for President, was the last presidential candidate to participate in the series of interviews conducted by O GLOBO, CBN and Valor. The interview lasted an hour and a half and covered topics such as amnesty for those imprisoned for January 8, public security and social media. Before Cury, candidates Romeu Zema (Novo), Ronaldo Caiado (PSD) and Renan Santos (Mission) participated in the series. Former President Lula (PT) and Senator Flavio Bolsonaro (PL) did not accept the invitation to participate in the interviews.
Cury stated being the only candidate to propose a real reform of the Supreme Court (STF), suggesting the end of lifetime tenure of ministers and the implementation of eight-year terms. The candidate also positioned himself against what he called the "cancer of reelection."
When questioned about his ideological position, Cury avoided a direct answer, declaring he has a "capitalist mind" and "social heart," but refusing to define himself as right or left. He also criticized the reelection system in Brazil.
