Kim Kataguiri: It's great to see our ICMS being turned into baton-beatings.
Kim Kataguiri: I think that's the biggest conversion we have.
It's even a matter of historical pride, we revive the rubber cycle in another way, this time in the State of São Paulo, with our tax being well used for the Military Police of the State of São Paulo, our glorious Police of Regente Feijó, of Rafael Tobias Jaguiar, beating scoundrels disguised as students with batons.
Kim Kataguiri: We're going to talk about that invasion of USP, which, by the way... was against the will of the majority of the students themselves.
Kim Kataguiri: We'll talk about that too, there's no more of that little story of 'oh, a student demand, I don't know what.'