Magno Malta diz que abandona o PL, caso partido apoie PT

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Durante sessão não deliberativa no Plenário do Senado, nesta segunda-feira (04/09), o senador Magno Malta detonou uma possível aliança entre PT e PL nas eleições municipais.   Leia mais: https://www.em.com.br/app/noticia/politica/2023/08/30/interna_politica,1554354/por-dois-votos-comando-do-pt-autoriza-alianca-com-pl-em-2024.shtml  Por apenas dois votos, o comando petista decidiu, na segunda-feira (28/8), não barrar alianças com o partido do ex-presidente Jair Bolsonaro (PL) nas eleições municipais de 2024. Pela decisão do diretório nacional do PT ficam permitidas coligações com candidatos do PL nos municípios, desde que apoiem o presidente Lula (PT).  Acesse o site: https://em.com.br / https://uai.com.br   SE INSCREVA EM NOSSO CANAL NO YOUTUBE:    / @portaluai     Siga o Portal UAI nas redes sociais: Instagram - https://instagram.com/estadodeminas  Twitter - https://twitter.com/em_com  Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/EstadodeMinas   #MagnoMalta #PT #PL

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00:00 Well, I'll end with a piece of news that is everywhere.

00:05 The PLB will be able to join the PT in the mayoral elections.

00:13 In some places, states and municipalities,

00:19 or vice versa, one can be vice of the other,

00:22 the PLB can support the PT, or the PT can support the PLB.

00:26 At first, I wasn't scared.

00:29 But after a few hours, I got worried.

00:33 And I said, Senator,

00:37 if the PT, if the PLB joins the PT,

00:43 we'll have to build a back door for the PT to enter,

00:49 because we'll all leave through the front door.

00:53 A senator, who is the leader of the government,

00:56 said, "The government is open to the PLB,

00:59 you can close your arms, because this arm won't be there."

01:03 Then, I saw a video of the party's president,

01:08 I called him, but I couldn't talk to him,

01:10 saying that there is no way that Valdemar da Costa Neto,

01:14 that possibility, could happen.

01:19 And he said, "One has already been expelled."

01:22 "And if others get involved and assume government positions,

01:26 they'll also be expelled."

01:28 When the roof was blown, about 20 people voted for the government.

01:33 These 20 people lack the right to be expelled.

01:36 But I want to end by saying, Mr. President,

01:41 about the PLB and the PT,

01:44 it won't happen.

01:50 Those who got desperate, got anxious,

01:52 in my base, in my state, where I'm president,

01:54 calling me, sending me messages, anxious,

01:57 and some PT members celebrating Brazil abroad,

02:00 I said, "Peace."

02:02 "Because if they enter through the front door, we'll all leave."

02:06 "Peace."

02:08 "There's a way out for everything."

02:10 But I liked it a lot at the impeachment,

02:13 because I always ended my speech singing.

02:15 And in my last speech at the impeachment,

02:18 I was singing, Lewandowski cut my microphone.

02:21 Because at that moment, he was tearing up the Constitution,

02:26 giving political rights that Dilma doesn't have.

02:29 She didn't have them, and the Constitution says,

02:31 when you're impeached, you legally lose your political rights.

02:34 And I was saying goodbye to Dilma,

02:38 singing a song by Roberta Miranda.

02:41 "Go with God, go with God."

02:43 He cut my microphone.

02:46 Now, I end my speech,

02:47 honoring my friend, Buzer da Silva,

02:49 in this PLPT meeting.

02:52 It will never happen.

02:53 "Only when the bat gives blood,

02:56 will the sassi cross his legs."

02:59 "Only when the bat gives blood,

03:02 will the sassi cross his legs."

03:04 Thank you, Buzer.

03:05 (computer mouse clicking)

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