Gabriel Azevedo: If I take from Pirapora and go to the Northwest, we have a new agricultural frontier.
Gabriel Azevedo: If I connect the Triângulo Mineiro, the agricultural folks, the cattle ranchers, will change their lives.
And if I understand that trucks carrying ore can't keep destroying our roads all the time because of an overweight truck, and that the mining fund, like the Royalty for Region model of Western Australia, could be used for us to build local railways, we will make Minas Gerais develop.
Gabriel Azevedo: Folks, in 2033, end CMS.
Gabriel Azevedo: In fact, it's already starting to end before then.