Gabriel Azevedo: Railway is not a dream; it's a necessity for Minas Gerais.
Gabriel Azevedo: I know it's expensive to build, and it's much more expensive not to, because people are dying on the road, people stuck in traffic, people stuck in gridlock, trucks everywhere — that's unacceptable.
Railway is a maxim, and if there was a president who said that governing is building roads, in my case, governing Minas Gerais will be about building railways.
Gabriel Azevedo: And I know we won't finish it in four years, okay?
Gabriel Azevedo: Enough populism; it's time for a bit of statesmanship.