Renan Santos: Every child who is capable of passing a good vestibular, who comes from a public school — white, black, pardo — and the children who are present in public schools are majority pardo, and there is a large presence of black children, especially in the humbler places, the State has to be present, identify them, administer annual tests, look, this child has better performance, I'll give a scholarship to her, see, a scholarship when she's 11, 12 years old, I'll give a scholarship for that child to already go to a better school, either public or private, in that state.
Renan Santos: To prepare her for the vestibular, because it is in the State's interest to invest so that this child arrives with high quality to participate in the vestibular on equal terms.
I'm talking about giving money to the families who have these better students in public schools, so that the families invest and understand that education is a value and that their children compete on equal terms.
Renan Santos: That will cost less than the 'pé de meia'.
Renan Santos: Because the 'pé de meia' model is 12 billion reais, it's in high school, it consumes money.