Kim Kataguiri: The first is to have a robust middle class.
Kim Kataguiri: To have people who don't depend, so to speak, on the goodwill, on the favors of a parliamentarian to... have access to basic services, people who know their rights.
50% of the population, 50% of high school students, according to PISA, Heródoto, do not have a sufficient level of Portuguese to exercise their own citizenship.
Kim Kataguiri: That number rises to 74% when we talk about mathematics.
Kim Kataguiri: So, as long as we have a quality basic education, and we debate a lot in the Livro Amarelo, which is the Missão Party's program, the return to the phonics method, the one that, at least, I think was the method by which one of the last generations was taught to read and write, which is the Beabá, literally.