Romeu Zema: And cooperation from the United States does not in any way mean loss of sovereignty.
Romeu Zema: It does mean satellites helping to monitor this region, which we know is difficult to access, more technology.
training for our men here to be able to operate our equipment better or others that may come, because the United States and Europe, where the consumption of narcotics, of cocaine, is concentrated, have the greatest interest in ending this drug route here.
Romeu Zema: So, it is necessary... for us to take this stance of fighting crime as has never happened in Brazil.
Romeu Zema: We have a lax government, a president who says, as I said now, that traffickers are victims of society.