Romeu Zema: The secretary met with me at least every 15 days to account for everything that was happening in his department.
Romeu Zema: So, for me that's not parceling-out; it's not the quid pro quo that's prevailed in Brazil.
And a president elected with 60 million votes arrives there with the clout to make many changes, especially if he has a track record of fixing a State that was ruined by the PT, which is the same thing that's happening in Brasília today.
Romeu Zema: Camila?
Romeu Zema: Governor, I'd actually like to address a topic you've already mentioned, the issue of bets, because the federal government is studying a measure to apply, possibly before the elections, a measure against bets.