Marcos Rogério: That is the mistaken recipe. That is the recipe for backwardness.
Marcos Rogério: The liberal prescription, the prescription of those who want to increase revenue while preserving and increasing job creation, is precisely to invest in what will generate economic development; and there is no sector that drives economic development more, especially in states with a vocation for agribusiness, as is the case of the State of Rondônia, as is the case of the State of Acre and other states of Brazil, than infrastructure, because those who produce at the end of the chain want to get their product out safely.
We already have an infrastructure problem that undermines a large part of the value of our product, which is the fact that we do not have a storage system.
Marcos Rogério: Today we have a culture of production, and the warehouse is the truck's cargo bed.
Marcos Rogério: You take corn, you take soybeans, you take coffee.