Fernando Haddad: I want to focus my message on education, security and health, which worsened under the previous government, Governor Doria's administration, suffering a very significant setback, and on the State's finances and the São Paulo economy.
Fernando Haddad: Which are also the subject of great concern among specialists.
The State's accounts are deteriorating very rapidly.
Fernando Haddad: Tarcísio managed to turn a surplus into a deficit, burned through the State's cash reserves and is investing less than the Doria government, according to a report yesterday in Folha de São Paulo.
Fernando Haddad: And the São Paulo economy has been growing at 0.5% per year for the second year in a row, versus around 2, a little over 2, for Brazil.