Romeu Zema: I went into politics out of indignation, out of displeasure with the PT, with Fernando Pimentel of the PT, who destroyed my state, Minas Gerais.
Romeu Zema: I took over a broken, bankrupt, ruined state that paid salaries and pensions in three installments and... Five months ago I handed over a tidy state to my successor, with the accounts in order; what was a graveyard of abandoned, unfinished works is today a large construction site under way.
And one of the things I am most proud of is how much we improved healthcare in Minas.
Romeu Zema: More than 400 UBS, Basic Health Units.
Romeu Zema: Vilela, the state had regions where people had to travel to get a consultation, to do simple things.