Renan Santos: No, if it makes less and less sense for someone who is paying one of the highest tax burdens in the world in Goiás, in Minas, in São Paulo, to sustain Everton Rocha, do you understand?
Renan Santos: It won't make sense.
The productive part of Brazil won't be able to sustain the unproductive part.
Renan Santos: And Brazil is starting to split in the middle, it's starting to fracture, it's generating interregional hatred.
Renan Santos: And we can't allow that, because Brazil was born to be imperial.