
Wilson Grassi, presidential candidate for the Democrats, states that health, education and security are rooted in poverty and proposes profound changes in the economy to guarantee housing, a car and an annual trip abroad for every Brazilian.
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Wilson Grassi is a presidential candidate for the Democratic Party and was interviewed by Jornal Nacional about his government priorities.
Jornal Nacional heard the government priorities of the Democratic presidential candidate, Wilson Grassi.
"The main Brazilian problems, such as health, education and security, all derive from a common root, which is poverty. How is it possible for such a rich country to have 50 million poor people? There is something very wrong there. I will propose profound changes in our economy and, at the end of my government, I will give every Brazilian the opportunity to have a good house, have a good car and travel abroad once a year."
Wilson Grassi, presidential candidate for the Democrats, talks about government proposals — Photo: Jornal Nacional/ Reproduction

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