🚨Tarcísio entrega Flávio Bolsonaro ao vivo e faz debate marcado por ato falho e confissões🚨

Summary

The video presents excerpts from a televised debate between São Paulo governor Tarcísio de Freitas and PT candidate Fernando Haddad. It frames the exchange as a forceful attack by Haddad on the incumbent’s record, portraying Haddad as composed and Tarcísio as on the defensive.

Haddad argued that São Paulo was facing worsening problems in public safety, health, education, transport, and state finances. He cited rising hate crimes, public concern about safety, alleged organized-crime influence in institutions, longer health-care waiting lists, and warnings about education. He also claimed that Tarcísio inherited a state budget surplus but was leaving a deficit, and challenged him to disclose company-by-company tax benefits and details about the “Entrepreneur Scholarship” program.

On the national economy, Haddad disputed claims that Brazil’s finances were bankrupt, pointing to job creation and defending the tax reform he said he helped lead. He criticized the Bolsonaro government’s pandemic response and said it had left a backlog of medical procedures. He also mocked a purported proposal associated with Flávio Bolsonaro to copy Argentina’s Javier Milei, invoking the image of feeding people donkey meat. The subtitles do not show Flávio speaking directly.

Privatization

Haddad opposed the sale of Sabesp, arguing that the profitable utility could have made investments while remaining public. He said the use of state dividends to keep water rates down suggested privatization was not necessary. He also criticized the Sabesp bidding process and Tarcísio’s privatization plans for transport, citing disruptions on CPTM.

Although the video’s framing calls this a “confession,” the excerpt shows Haddad interpreting Tarcísio’s comments about dividends and tariffs—not an explicit admission by Tarcísio that the sale was a mistake.

Education and City Contracts

Haddad challenged Tarcísio over a campaign promise that 60% of students would be in full-time schooling by the end of his term, saying he had not delivered. He also rebuked Tarcísio for praising São Paulo mayor Ricardo Nunes, citing controversies over city contracts and projects.

The video’s commentary is strongly favorable to Haddad’s criticisms, and the excerpts include only limited responses from Tarcísio.

Presenters and Contributors

Fernando Haddad and Tarcísio de Freitas appear as debate participants. No separate presenter is identified in the subtitles.