Romeu Zema: Good morning to everyone following us.
Romeu Zema: Well, Neila, the only thing we cannot do in a situation like this is remain quiet, silent.
And I did my part here... Remembering that Minas Gerais is the second most populous state in Brazil, 21 million inhabitants, and we have a history of fighting against what is arbitrary, what violates people's rights.
Romeu Zema: It was here that the independence of Brazil began to be born with Tiradentes, about 250 years ago.
Romeu Zema: So, as governor of Minas, of a state that has 'freedom' written on its flag, I vehemently oppose all of this that is happening in Brasília.