
Wilson Grassi, candidato à Presidência pelo Democratas, afirma que saúde, educação e segurança têm raiz na pobreza e propõe mudanças profundas na economia para garantir moradia, carro e viagem anual ao exterior para cada brasileiro.
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Wilson Grassi é candidato à Presidência pelo Partido Democratas e foi entrevistado pelo Jornal Nacional sobre suas prioridades de governo.
O Jornal Nacional ouviu as prioridades de governo do candidato à Presidência pelo Democratas, Wilson Grassi.
"Os principais problemas brasileiros, como saúde, educação e segurança, derivam todos de uma raiz comum, que é a pobreza. Como é possível um país tão rico ter 50 milhões de pessoas pobres? Tem coisa muito errada aí. Eu vou propor mudanças profundas na nossa economia e, ao final do meu governo, eu vou dar oportunidade para cada brasileiro ter uma boa casa, ter um bom carro e viajar uma vez por ano para o exterior".
Wilson Grassi, candidato à Presidência pelo Democratas, fala sobre propostas de governo — Foto: Jornal Nacional/ Reprodução

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