Augusto Cury, candidate from the Avante party for President of Brazil, was the last interviewed by TV Globo in the series of forums the network has been conducting with presidential candidates. The interview was conducted by journalists Renata Vasconcellos and César Tralli and took place on Saturday night. The full content is available on Globoplay for consultation.
During the forum, Augusto Cury defended the creation of 10 million microenterprises as a measure to contain the growth of Brazilian public debt. The candidate also proposed the review of appointed positions and the taxation of online sports betting, known as bets, at at least 50%.
In the scope of social programs, Cury suggested expanding the number of Bolsa Família beneficiaries, allowing these people to have a second source of income without losing the government assistance. The candidate also said he would reduce the number of ministries, although he also mentioned the creation of portfolios for the Security area.
