Romeu Zema: Because most of the men would leave for other states, mainly São Paulo, southern Minas, to work and would send a little money back to the wives who stayed behind taking care of the children.
Romeu Zema: A very sad reality.
During my administration, we brought several lithium companies to that region, to the Vale do Jequitinhonha, which created thousands of direct and indirect jobs.
Romeu Zema: And that region, which was the least developed in Minas, was the one that grew the most.
Romeu Zema: In job openings, in job generation, proportionally to the population in the last five or six years.