Boulos criticizes Tabata for comparing him to Zambelli and Eduardo Bolsonaro
The minister of the General Secretariat of the Presidency, Guilherme Boulos (PSOL), criticized on Monday (6) federal deputy Tabata Amaral (PSB-SP) for the publication in which the parliamentarian points out the low number of projects approved by the five deputies with the most votes in the last election for the Chamber.
In addition to Boulos, Amaral cites the performance of Nikolas Ferreira (PL-MG), Carla Zambelli (PL-SP), Eduardo Bolsonaro (PL-SP) and Ricardo Salles (Novo) in the Legislature.
Through a video published on social media, Amaral takes stock of the deputies' mandates, questioning the high number of votes received in the last election and the number of texts approved. "This isn't normal here, people. It can't be. There are millions of Brazilians who gave their vote of confidence and who are receiving crumbs in return."
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"Nikolas Ferreira, in one term, was the author, co-author or rapporteur of three projects that became law. Guilherme Boulos, in one term, five projects that became law. Carla Zambelli, five projects in two terms. Eduardo Bolsonaro, five projects in three terms. And, to conclude, Ricardo Salles with zero, no project that became law so far", says the deputy.
After Tabata Amaral's publication, minister Guilherme Boulos, who had the support of 1,001,453 voters in São Paulo for federal deputy in 2022, countered the parliamentarian's criticism and comparison.
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Congresswoman Tabata Amaral published a video in which she criticizes me for having approved "only" 5 projects in the Chamber and compares me with Nikolas Ferreira, Eduardo Bolsonaro and Carla Zambelli.
It is regrettable to see this position from someone from the progressive camp, even more so at a time when...
- Guilherme Boulos (@GuilhermeBoulos) July 6, 2026
"I'm very proud of the projects I approved, including the Solidarity Kitchens Law, which helped take Brazil off the Hunger Map", wrote the minister.
In the publication, Boulos also attacked the deputy, citing projects supported by her in the lower house. "I would be ashamed if I had voted in favor of Bolsonaro's Pension Reform or if I were the author of a law that criminalizes criticism of Israel's genocide in the Gaza Strip."
Source: CNN