Presidential candidate Augusto Cury, from the Avante party, was interviewed by journalists Cesar Tralli and Renata Vasconcelos on Saturday, the 29th. During the interview, he was questioned about his political position, whether he is right-wing or left-wing.
The candidate, who is also a writer, criticized twice this month what he called the "polarization of Brazilian society." The first statement occurred on August 17, when he threatened not to participate in the debate organized by TV Bandeirantes.
Augusto Cury expressed dissatisfaction with the absences of other candidates from the debate, including President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva (PT), candidateFlávio Bolsonaro (PL), and Romeu Zema (Novo). According to him, Brazil is "dramatically sick, polarized, radicalized," and that "they sold a lying idea" about the existence of two opposing positions in the country.




