The MDB candidate for mayor of São Paulo acknowledged that “a lot is missing” in the city, but that progress has been made during his mandate
The mayoral candidate of São Paulo, Guilherme Boulos (PSOL), criticized this Monday 30th his opponent Ricardo Nunes (MDB), stating that the current mayor of the capital of São Paulo has an “inefficient management” and that his electoral propaganda “it could be a Netflix series it’s so imaginary.
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The two exchanged barbs during the second block of the debate promoted by Folha de S. Paulo and from UOL. Boulos claims that Nunes “lies” when he talks about firm positioning, that he “vomits numbers” when he talks about his performance as mayor.
“We talk to the city of Sao Paulo, in fact, about what it hasn’t done in the city, it loves to throw up numbers. He promised the largest housing program, he delivered 8 thousand, not even 10%. It had promised 2,000 electric buses, but failed to deliver 200, by 10%. He promised 40 kilometers of corridor, he kept four, 10%. Why was your management so inefficient?” he asked.
The opponent defends himself by saying that the psoloist will become like Pablo Marçal (PRTB), “with the title of liar”. Nunes counters that the city has broken employment and income records and will deliver 72,000 housing units by the end of the year, including those already awarded, ready and under construction.
“Housing, I do it, I deliver dreams, unlike you who invade private spaces to deceive people. […] The city is evolving, we are managing to take the necessary actions. Much is missing, obviously. [Mas tivemos] Lots of progress,” he said stating that he delivered 19 UPAs during his administration.
Nunes also states that the city is reaching all levels of the National Immunization Program (PNI). “It is undeniable that the city is moving forward, that we have an active economy […] Don’t overlook our achievements, we should be very proud of our achievements.”
At this moment, Boulos launches another criticism, this time, of the emergency work under the Nunes administration. «Everything Ricardo Nunes says here is to hide what he didn’t do. In fact, its television commercial could be a Netflix series because it’s so fictional. It’s pure fiction. The other day you said: “Boulos has no experience, he wouldn’t even send a cart of hot dogs.” I keep picturing a hot dog cart run by you. The hot dog would have cost around R$300, because the sausage would have been too expensive, as in the case of emergency work. The sausage would come from the compadre. I was going to buy mustard from my friend. I want this experience away from me. Take that cup away from me,” he joked.
Nunes asked to speak and said he had no partner in the proceedings. “Here they’re talking about the guy I know, Pedro. He’s been working for the government for 20 years, which means he’s friends with the [Fernando] Haddad, of Martha [Suplicy]?”, he asked.
Source: Terra
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