In Pará, Flávio defends taking wealth from the soil and "distributing it to the people"

During an agenda in Belém, this Thursday (11), the senator and candidate for President of the Republic, Flávio Bolsonaro, defended the increase in land exploration, mining and livestock farming in Pará.

In a speech to supporters, the parliamentarian stated that he intends to promote changes in legislation to accelerate environmental licenses and allow greater economic use of the state's natural resources.

Flávio participated in the launch of the pre-campaign of right-wing candidates for the Senate and Chamber of Deputies at the Grêmio Recreativo da Escola de Samba Rancho Não Posso Me Amofiná, in the capital of Pará.

During the event, the senator highlighted the mineral potential of Pará and stated that the local population should benefit from the exploration of these riches.

"We cannot get used to being a third world country. Brazil has everything. Look at Pará, it has this nature and the people are prohibited from exploring in a responsible way. The subsoil of Pará is rich and the people of Pará are poor. Let's change the legislation to accelerate, take this wealth that is underground and distribute it to the Brazilian people", he declared.

The parliamentarian also defended the expansion of agricultural activities and the simplification of the licensing process for rural producers.

"We are going to work hard to modernize the government, modernize the legislation so that licenses can be granted to anyone who wants to plant crops, raise livestock, legally explore the subsoil. They will be able to do so too and will not be persecuted", he stated.

The event served as the launch of the pre-candidacies of federal deputy Éder Mauro (PL) for the Senate and Dr. Daniel (Podemos) for the Government of Pará.

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Source: CNN