Romeu Zema: Look, I don't have that name yet, it's too early.
Romeu Zema: Preferably, I would like it to be a woman.
I was the governor of Minas who appointed the most women to the Court of Justice, who had the most women in leadership positions, and female participation in Brazilian politics will greatly inhibit corruption, because I see that women are more honest than men.
Desconhecido: Governor, you have been... Well, the 'Minas formula' of your administration: you've talked a lot about austerity, you've talked a lot about privatization, about reducing the size of the State in its activities.
Desconhecido: But Brazil — and this applies to Minas — has very large regional, social and economic disparities.