Romeu Zema: We have places in Brazil, in Minas — I think that no longer exists — where people have classes in totally improvised places.
Romeu Zema: It looks like you're inviting the student not to go, to sit on a crate.
First, I think you need to have all that infrastructure.
Romeu Zema: We installed Wi‑Fi everywhere, CCTV and TVs for security purposes, and a school meal that I insist on eating when I go to the countryside, which isn't much different from my home.
Romeu Zema: To give you an idea, the PT, in 2018, invested 20 million in school meals.