Renan Santos: We will be able to make a revolution in health care that the United States can't do today.
Renan Santos: Like what England is thinking of doing, like El Salvador — we mentioned Bukele a little while ago — is doing, and their model is sensational.
We talk a lot about security, but the health sector is a revolution.
Renan Santos: And so the centrality of the State, the coordinating role of forces, now also emerging as a coordinating role of intelligence, can make Brazil not only very efficient at delivering its services but very powerful.
Renan Santos: If we can use rare earths, using the State as, for example, a promoter of these tech companies that will do technology transfer with American companies, exploiting these resources, the State ceases to be an enemy — it becomes a partner in that construction.