Kim Kataguiri: And of course what I say isn't popular, because it's much harder to explain than simply saying I'll pass a law that will improve your life.
Kim Kataguiri: It's much easier for me to say the minimum wage will be 5,000 reais in my government than to actually explain the public policies that would make that possible in practice.
So ending this schedule requires us to make investments that haven't been made in the last 40 years.
Kim Kataguiri: Investment in infrastructure, in a rail network, in the modernization of ports and airports, workforce training in technical courses above all — that's homework Germany did very well decades ago with technical training.
Kim Kataguiri: I had technical training in data processing at Unicamp and today Unicamp is looking into, at that same college where I studied,