Renan Santos: To know that, I will have to start building them and start that implementation.
Renan Santos: So all the planning will involve monitoring over time the movement and the reduction of criminality.
I know one thing: from the moment we greatly increase the presence of cameras in the main cities, track the urban sprawl and increase them substantially, focusing on armed robberies — which is what creates the sense of security, armed robbery, which is what produces robbery-homicide — we will greatly discourage cell phone theft, car theft, home robbery, and ring theft, which today are the four central elements of violent crimes with firearms.
Renan Santos: If I discourage that, and it has a very large effect, the need for jails and prisons as a whole will decrease.
Renan Santos: But, just for the criminals we have today operating and working, whether connected to organized crime or to disorganized crime, there are at least 300,000 prison spaces we will have to put on the table.