Romeu Zema (in the center of the image) participates in a meeting in Rio Raoni Alves/g1 The pre-candidate for President for Novo, Romeu Zema, minimized this Monday (15) the statement by Eduardo Bolsonaro (PL), who defended a "general break" between PL and Novo, and stated that the parties remain allies in different states. When commenting again on the relationship between senator Flávio Bolsonaro and banker Daniel Vorcaro, Zema said that he does not change "anything" from what he previously stated. "I'm not going to applaud anyone who walked with a person like him." During a meeting with businesspeople and investors promoted by Genial Investimentos, in Rio de Janeiro, Zema was asked about Eduardo Bolsonaro's reaction to the criticism he made of Flávio Bolsonaro for his relationship with Vorcaro. The deputy stated on social media that, "for him", there would be a "general rupture" between the PL and the Novo. 'Unfortunate', says Zema about the meeting between Flávio Bolsonaro and Daniel Vorcaro Zema treated the demonstration as an isolated comment and stated that the two parties continue to work together in several states. "It's typical of him to make this type of comment, so I took it naturally. Novo and PL are united, they made an alliance in the three southern states, in Goiás. (...) It's his comment."» The pre-candidate also stated that, regardless of the current disputes, the right-wing parties will be together in a possible second round against President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva (PT). "In Brazil, we are going to have an election very similar to the one that happened in Chile a few months ago. We will have here some candidates from the right who will be united in the second round against the left. This is undeniable. No one from the right, in a second round, will be together with Lula, in any way." Still regarding Vorcaro, the former governor stated that he never met with the banker and once again called him a "thug banker". He had already spoken out about Flávio's meeting with Vorcaro (see the video above). "This guy, this bandit banker, has lived there forever. Guess how many meetings I had with him, as governor of Minas? None. Guess how many hearings he asked for? None. Because he already knew my government's stance", said zoma this Monday. Zema also said that he will not review his position on the episode and that the electoral dispute will define who will represent the right in the second round. "So, what I said is said and let's move on. Let's see who will make it to the second round."