Marcos Rogério: It's not that the state hasn't paved new routes...
Marcos Rogério: And it truly hasn't. In the last eight years, in terms of state highways, we had less than 100 km of highways.
While the neighbor Mato Grosso announced, in the last two years, more than 3 thousand kilometers, Rondônia did not have 100 km of paved roads in the last eight years.
Marcos Rogério: So we are very far behind, way below. And we want to promote economic development, and with that comes social development, with that comes the improvement of the income of those who are in the countryside.
Marcos Rogério: We need to do this. Our challenge is not only state highways, but federal highways as well.