Marcos Rogério: Of those 6,000 kilometers of roads, only 1,500 kilometers are paved, and 4,500 kilometers are dirt roads, muddy when it rains, with dust and potholes in the dry season, making life difficult for those who work and produce in my state.
Marcos Rogério: Rondônia needs a revolution in infrastructure.
Offering new logistical corridors, new alternatives for producers, this will reduce logistical costs and will bring, Senator Alan Rick, my dear Senator, future Governor of the State of Acre, this will bring development to the regions.
Marcos Rogério: Sometimes those in government have the false idea that, to increase the state's revenue, the solution is to raise taxes.
Marcos Rogério: That is the mistaken recipe. That is the recipe for backwardness.