Resenha Política: Carlos Eduardo Paschoini (19/11/25)
·59 min·5 clips
Carlos Eduardo Pasquini started as an office boy and became Sorocaba's first traffic agent.
The episode is an interview format hosted by Fabinho and Lincoln Salazar, focusing on local politics and administration in Sorocaba. It begins with hosts discussing weekly highlights, including the Proclamation of the Republic holiday and the opening of a CPI (Parliamentary Commission of Inquiry) on Health with 24 councilors. The main guest is Carlos Eduardo Pasquini, Secretary of Mobility, who has worked in the Sorocaba city hall for 37 years, starting as an office boy. Pasquini outlines his career path, including roles in the municipal guard and traffic management. He explains Sorocaba's mobility strategy, emphasizing road flow and safety through education, engineering, and inspection. The conversation delves into specific issues like the impact of food delivery apps on traffic accidents, with Pasquini noting that 37% of traffic deaths involve motorcyclists, but delivery riders are less involved due to professionalism. He details the rotating parking system in the city center, which uses paper tickets and a digital app, and discusses radar enforcement. Pasquini argues against implementing vehicle restriction roads, calling it a last resort, and highlights infrastructure projects like new connections and the BRT system. The hosts and guest discuss the controversial Right Marginal avenue project, its environmental and traffic impacts, and flood management challenges along the Sorocaba River. Pasquini mentions federal funding for cycleway expansion and collaboration with engineers like Clebson. The episode concludes with thanks and reflections on the legislative-executive partnership.
