process. After pastor Marco Feliciano and pastor Cabo Daciolo (the latter of whom advocated the transformation of Brazil into a theocracy) entered PODE in 2018, the party shifted toward a more social conservative direction, although both would leave a few years later to join other parties. Policies End of legal Immunity and other privileges: end to privileges and corruption, reinforced by the bill PEC 333/2017 by Senator Alvaro Dias which aims to end the legal immunity. Ensure imprisonment after second instance: against impunity in the country, legitimize the imprisonment in second instance as in the bill filed by Senator Alvaro Dias. Transparency in all the public accounts: disclose all government accounts in a transparency portal, including your spending, contracts and budgets, so anyone can see. End to compulsory voting: adopt the optional vote in Brazil as proposed by the bill PEC 11/2015, authored by Senator Alvaro Dias. Recall Elections: adopt the recall system to revoke the mandate of bad rulers as proposed by Renata Abreu and Alvaro Dias in PEC 37/2016. Open a public debt audit of the country: open an application for a public debt audit in Brazil to know the exact financial situation of the country. Population guide the vote of its parliament members: create a law so that the voters can decide the votes of the parliamentarians on more important projects. Include plebiscites and referendums to each election: at each election include to vote plebiscites or referendums on important issues as proposed by Alvaro Dias on the reduction of the criminal majority. Internet access as a right to all the Brazilians: make the internet a right for every Brazilian citizen as proposed by the bill PEC 185-2015, authored by Renata Abreu. Defend the population's interest in causes: open to vote the most important causes for the population, so that they can define the priorities of the government. Leadership List of current party leaders including House of Representatives and Senate members: Renata Abreu, congresswoman and president of Podemos Alvaro Dias, senator Oriovisto Guimarães, senator Adail Carneiro, congressman Cajar Nardes, congressman Dâmina Pereira, congresswoman Dr. Sinval Malheiros, congressman Ezequiel Cortaz Teixeira, congressman Francisco Chapadinha, congressman Jozi Araújo, congresswoman Laudivio Carvalho, congressman Marcelo Ortiz, congressman Ricardo Teobaldo, congressman Plan for Brazil With policies of more transparency, more participation and direct democracy, Podemos aims to pass new bills, elect new leaders and change the country's political system. Whether with a cause