Renan Santos: They're making Brazilians poor. There is no other word. An NGO that prohibits a waterway, that one that was... It's an NGO that is sabotaging you. They tried to block Ferrogrão now based on nothing.
Renan Santos: Oh, there's an indigenous reserve 140 kilometers from here, it could be affected by what? It's going to hear the train pass and say, oh my God, it's a forest spirit? For God's sake, that's nonsense.
But they go to the STF (Supreme Federal Tribunal) and they get victories. These guys have a lot of money. They are parties too, right? PSOL is totally tied to them, but another thing that happens is they are funded by our competitors in Europe; who today is the greatest enemy of Brazilian agriculture? Sometimes it's the United States, sometimes it's the European countries. What a coincidence: it's the NGOs from those countries that are literally trying to stop any productivity gains in Brazilian agriculture. To me that's sabotage. To other people it's democracy. You say that Greenpeace sabotaging us here is part of democracy. Then I say, damn, then I'm not a democrat, man, because for me, to keep accepting normally a saboteur
Renan Santos: It's sabotage, it's just sabotage, there's no concern for the biome, that's nonsense.
Renan Santos: And the saboteur, what do you do? Send them away.