Fernando Haddad: Without teachers, without infrastructure, without teachers motivated by infrastructure, São Paulo's high school will not advance.
Fernando Haddad: We fell from third to tenth.
I want to promise that we will, in four years... return the State to the top positions in the country, among the top three positions in the country.
Desconhecido: That raises another question we have.
Desconhecido: The current São Paulo government adopted a strong privatization agenda, completing the privatization of Sabesp and advancing concessions of metro lines, CPTM, and highways.