Sérgio Moro: Causes of this: mainly the macroeconomic imbalance generated by the Lula Government, which is spendthrift and causes interest rates to remain very high and creates a snowball effect: people go into credit, fall into default and increasingly have more difficulty honoring their bills.
Sérgio Moro: A symptom of this is the exponential growth of judicial recoveries in our country, which, evidently, mainly affects companies.
In short, Sanepar received those R$4 billion back as a refund and has the opportunity to make that reflect as a discount for all Paraná residents.
Sérgio Moro: I made a statement yesterday criticizing, because Sanepar actually went to court against a decision of Agepar (Regulatory Agency of Paraná), which had suggested that it make that discount.
Sérgio Moro: But Sanepar went to court because it wanted to give a different destination to those amounts.