The provided text appears to be a transcript of a Brazilian presidential debate. The debate features multiple candidates, including Geraldo Alckmin, Marina Silva, and Jair Bolsonaro, among others.
The debate begins with the arrival of candidates and their families. Henrique Meirelles is mentioned as a candidate who was supposed to participate but is not present. Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva is also mentioned, but he is unable to participate due to being in jail.
The debate then moves on to the candidates' opening statements, where they introduce themselves and outline their platforms. The topics of discussion include unemployment, the economy, and social rights.
The debate becomes heated when candidates begin to attack each other. Guilherme Boulos accuses Jair Bolsonaro of being a sexist, racist, and homophobic. Bolsonaro responds by accusing Boulos of being a communist.
Ciro Gomes and Jair Bolsonaro also engage in a heated exchange, with Gomes accusing Bolsonaro of being dishonest and Bolsonaro accusing Gomes of being a corrupt politician.
The debate ends with the candidates' closing statements, where they reiterate their platforms and ask for the audience's support.
It is worth noting that the transcript appears to be incomplete and may have been edited or censored in some parts.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. Henrique Meirelles is arriving at a debate with his wife.
2. Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva was invited to the debate but is prevented from participating due to a court ruling.
3. Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva is currently in jail.
4. Brazil has over 13 million unemployed people.
5. The debate features several candidates, including Álvaro Dias, Fábio Junior, Marina Silva, Geraldo Alckmin, and Ciro Gomes.
6. Guilherme Boulos is a candidate in the debate.
7. Jair Bolsonaro is a candidate in the debate.
8. Paulo Maluf is mentioned as a politician who has been associated with some of the candidates.
9. Ciro Gomes' party, the PSDB, voted in favor of labor reform.
10. The debate is being held in Brazil.
11. The candidates are discussing various topics, including unemployment, labor reform, and the economy.