"SEM FILTRO: 'O poder público tem uma dívida com a periferia', afirma Vereador Carlin Amigão".

"The government has a historical debt to the periphery that could take 100 years to repay." In this impactful episode, City Councilor Carlin Amigão opens up about the challenges of representing those who need it most. In an unfiltered conversation, Carlin Amigão reveals the behind-the-scenes workings of politics in Betim and the difficulties of bringing basic needs, such as paved roads and healthcare, to neglected areas like Citrolândia and Teresópolis. He discusses the resistance of municipal secretaries, the administrations of Vittorio Medioli and Heron Guimarães, and offers a courageous analysis of who truly sustains the city's revenue through taxes from large companies like Stellantis and Petrobras. 00:00 - The debt of public authorities to the periphery 02:00 - Actions in the 10 regions of Betim 03:00 - The clash with secretaries and the "annoyance" of demanding solutions 06:00 - The reality of those who live on slopes and in alleys 08:30 - Where the money comes from: Stellantis, Petrobras and ICMS (a state sales tax) 11:00 - Analysis of Vittorio Medioli and Heron Guimarães 💬 Do you agree that the periphery is forgotten by public authorities? Leave your opinion in the comments! 🔔 Subscribe to the channel A BELA E OS FERAS for more exclusive interviews and debates about our reality.