Top 33 Michel Temer Quotes

Here in Brazil, the president and the vice president are elected together.

Embraer is Brazilian. It represents Brazil very well abroad.

Our government is concerned about the future. Everything we do today is not aimed at tomorrow but rather at a future that preserves the living conditions of Brazilians.

In South America, there is no more room for alternatives to democracy.

We are on the side of the Venezuelan people.

Brazil’s commitment to sustainable development is a deep-rooted one. It permeates our public policies and our actions abroad.

I never authorized any payments for someone to be silent. I did not buy anyone‘s silence.

Do invest in Brazil, and you shall not regret it.

Let’s stop talking about crisis. Let’s work instead.

I want to regain the trust of the Brazilian people and all the sectors of society.

I am not doomed.

Impeachment is allowed under Brazil’s Constitution.

It was an important and daring decision to open Eletrobras capital to private investors.

Every time there’s an institutional issue like impeachment, there’s concern from the outside about what will happen.

The climate issue is for the state. It is an obligation for all governments.

Nobody is more capable to pointing out the unbalances in, let’s say, supermarket prices than women.

We are leaders in hydropower and bioenergy.

It’s necessary to give birth to hope again.

Our inexorable destiny is to be a great nation.

I fear no accusations.

My father always said that Brazil is the place to ‘make America,’ and by ‘make America’ he meant the place to grow – to prosper.

My proposal is one of national reconciliation, of national pacification. I’ve already said this many times, but what I propose is a government that could act as a national salvation.

Nobody is more capable of detecting eventual economic fluctuation than women, since they monitor the increases and decreases of their home‘s budgets.

We will battle day and night to pass social security reform.

I realize I lack popular recognition.

I have been denounced for passive corruption without having received anything of value. Where is the concrete proof that I received something of value?

I am aware that if I do become the president, I, too, could be processed for any political wrongdoing.

When you have a new government assume power, everyone, without exception, has to work for the benefit of the common good.

Protests are part of our democracy.

I want to construct a better country for each Brazilian: pacified, just, without hate or rancor.

I don’t need to make political gestures or take steps to get re-elected.

Brazil has no parties, only acronyms.

Oust me if you want, but if I stepped down, I would be admitting guilt.