Marcos Rogério: I say this: infrastructure, when I talk about infrastructure, it's asphalt, good roads, bridges, culverts.
Marcos Rogério: Infrastructure is what drives economic development.
But when you look at a public budget where you have more money for per diems, more money for events than to invest in asphalt, in modernization of the public service, in efficiency, in governance — there is no governance, you don't have a focus on results.
Marcos Rogério: The State does not have a governance program.
Marcos Rogério: What does that mean?