Renan Santos: The implementation of this also has to involve intelligence.
Renan Santos: So I need the Federal Police acting together with the AFE; I will need, for example, to prevent drugs from entering via Mato Grosso do Sul, I will need the Brazilian Air Force operating there. I'll need drones too, I'll need monitoring. And once that drug that entered passes into Mato Grosso do Sul and goes to the interior of São Paulo, I have to have intelligence to catch an American company that puts cocaine inside a coffee container, because it has a similar density, and it will arrive at the port undetected.
So I have to catch those companies in the middle. Just as I have to take over the favelas in the Baixada Santista that the PCC uses as a kind of dock to assemble the package that will be exported, and retake the Port of Santos.
Renan Santos: All of these actions are integrated actions that the president of the republic must have just to begin addressing the confrontation with organized crime. And this will open up a series of possibilities in terms of popularity, so that, as president of the republic, I can address the other reforms that will need to be made already with legitimacy — which is a gift that needs to deliver things and hand over there, to speak, let's say, practically from one area to another — the other more pressing thing that is also urgent, which is a fiscal reform.
Renan Santos: yesterday.