After finding FHC, Alvaro Dias says his candidacy "irreversible" – Politics

So Paulo, 05 – Senator Alvaro Dias, a pre-candidate of the presidency of the Republic, said Thursday that his presidential candidacy was "irreversible". The statement comes after a meeting with former President Fernando Henrique Cardoso in the capital of São Paulo on Monday, October 2nd.

Dias however posited a condition for the convergence of the so-called "center" in the presidential race: the "trade balance" in Brasilia, ie the exchange of partisan support for the individual interests of the groups, and the commitment to what he defends as "the refoundation of the Republic."

"There is no human being capable of promoting a withdrawal of our candidacy," said the senator, as well as the president of his party, Renata Abreu (SP), during A speech to the São Paulo Business Association (ACSP)

which encouraged him to talk about his experience as a senator and governor of Paran. revealed the newspaper

O Globo

Dias met FHC in the apartment of the former president at So Paulo.

Referring to the news that Renata Abreu was proposing him "head" for an election aliana, the senator insisted to be emphatic. "I badert peremptorily: if we want the convergence of the center, which converge for this proposition, we also want cohesion, and it is break with this system defined as the balance of business and the commitment of the refoundation of the Republic that, certainly, the "[19659002] In his speech, the senator defended the need "to agglutinate forces for the national interest" to break with what he sees as a political system in the beginning of the national economic crisis and the origin of corruption cases. Speaking of the Corrup fight, the pre-candidate quotes only the PT in the speech, when he speaks of the Mensal and Lava Jet

In a message for "adventurers", he attacks the presidents in the conflict, without mentioning names. "Without directly striking anyone, whoever has never been considered a psychic from where he lives, being mayor of his city, governor of his state, can not be considered the presidential candidate of the Republic in a country plunged into an ocean of difficulties, says Dias, being applauded by the public.

(Daniel Weterman)