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What Renan Santos said about expand sanitation coverage to informal and rural areas

About: expand sanitation coverage to informal and rural areas

Renan Santos: I could be speaking about 2026 as much as 2016, at the birth of the Movimento Brasil Livre, where you gave a great cry of hope for Brazil during the impeachment of the president, then-president Dilma Rousseff.

Renan Santos: Brazil, since then, has moved forward, we have progressed, but we have still progressed in a very incipient way.

Today we have some 90 million people without access to basic sanitation, 4 million illiterates, ranking in the hundreds, thirties and sevenths in the economic freedom index.

Renan Santos · 0:34

Renan Santos: So we are caught up in the same chaos.

Renan Santos: United by that sentiment, and led by Luan Esperandio, who is also director of the Politicians' Ranking, we made a modest contribution.

Why it was classified this way · 78% confidence

reports 90 million without sanitation — a description of the problem.

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