00:00Hi, you're watching the Paulada na Cara channel. My name is Marcos.
00:03This morning, I'm even going to zoom in on the image a little bit here.
00:05Ricardo Salles has withdrawn from the Senate race here in São Paulo.
00:09and announced support for Guilherme Derrite and do Prado for the Senate here in the State of São Paulo.
00:15But why did he make that move?
00:17All four of them, at heart, are Bolsonaro supporters.
00:22It was, let's say, a family feud.
00:24Guilherme Derrite is in Novo, the most right-wing party in Brazil.
00:28And he found himself with no real chance of winning the election.
00:33Here are the latest polls for the Senate in São Paulo.
00:36This is on the Wikipedia website, where they provide a summarized compilation of results.
00:42And here they are already accusing Ricardo Salles of the Novo party of withdrawing his candidacy.
00:46and supports Guilherme Derrite and André do Prado.
00:48But what is the importance of this?
00:49Ricardo Salles is consistently the fifth most voted candidate in the state of São Paulo.
00:56In a very close race.
00:58And look at the interesting side.
01:00If we go there for the surveys in July and August,
01:03In the little yellow column, we see Simone Tebet as the most remembered.
01:07In the green column is Marina Silva.
01:10Notice that André do Prado, who is that dark blue column,
01:13He hardly ever showed up.
01:14The same thing happened with Guilherme Derrite.
01:16And Ricardo Salles is here, who is the fifth force.
01:18At no point does his column have color.
01:22This indicates that he was never the first or second most remembered in the survey.
01:26Although he was once in a technical tie with Guilherme Derrite,
01:32She was once in a technical tie with Marina Silva.
01:35So, a candidate who had a significant number of votes,
01:39But I didn't have the strength to get there.
01:40That's when the campaign began.
01:42Here are the September poll results.
01:44And notice, André do Prado and Guilherme Derrite started to grow,
01:47and they started to be cited more often in surveys.
01:49And Ricardo Salles started losing votes to those two.
01:52And since the three are allies,
01:53he, this Monday,
01:55decided to withdraw his candidacy.
01:57to increase the chances of André do Prado and Guilherme Derrite being elected.
02:01What is the advantage for him?
02:03Well, for him, actually, and for the right wing as a whole,
02:05This increases the chances of the right wing having a sufficient majority to carry out the impeachment.
02:10Whether it be the president of the republic,
02:12be it Supreme Court justices.
02:14And he was the first to make that move.
02:15I'm finishing editing the second video for the election special.
02:21Similar phenomena occur in several states.
02:23You have two or three candidates,
02:26who are, at heart, allies, on one side or the other,
02:28and that they are competing for votes among themselves,
02:31And they are hindering each other.
02:33And it makes sense, in this last week,
02:35to have the withdrawal,
02:36encourage your voters to vote
02:38in the other two who have the best chances of being elected.
02:41Whether it's to gain power in Brasília,
02:44Or to preserve power, in the case of the left.
02:47And he already recorded a video of the demonstration, as did Tarcísio de Freitas.
02:52On this day, at this very moment,
02:54The two of them, Ricardo Salles and Tarcísio de Freitas,
02:57They made statements of mutual support.
02:59pointing out that the intention was, in fact,
03:02Strengthening the right wing in the state of São Paulo and in Brazil.
03:04Will there be more dropouts of this type?
03:06Probably.
03:06We'll probably see more things like this.
03:08From now until Wednesday.
03:10I think there won't be any more Thursday and Friday events.
03:12So, it's quite likely that it will happen.
03:14And it's more likely to happen on the right.
03:16Why?
03:16Because in several states this fight occurred inside homes,
03:21between PL and Novo.
03:22And the two of them, despite not being, in quotation marks,
03:26creature and creator,
03:27They are very consistent ideological allies.
03:31So, this is something that happens absolutely normally.
03:35Ah, which state do you think this happens in?
03:37I have absolutely no idea.
03:38It will depend on an internal agreement.
03:40within the state's leadership.
03:42There will certainly be something in return for Ricardo Salles.
03:45Perhaps joining Tarcísio de Freitas's secretariat?
03:48Perhaps.
03:50Because Guilherme de Ritch and André do Prado
03:52They are secretaries of state.
03:54And if both are elected senators,
03:56A job opening appears.
03:57It makes perfect sense to put Ricardo Salles in charge.
03:59So, that's something we'll only know for sure after the elections.
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