Simone Tebet: There were programs to put medicine in health posts, but it was zero in the budget, and so on.
Simone Tebet: So that replenishment of the budget in the first two years was very difficult.
And I think the economic team had that capacity to reorganize
Simone Tebet: the finances of the Brazilian State, let us put it that way, thanks to that profile of balance, dialogue and moderation of the then Minister of Finance, Fernando Haddad.
Simone Tebet: We are talking about the largest State in the Brazilian Federation, the one that collects the most, but proportionally it does not deliver — I am talking about the State — the State does not deliver in due proportion in the form of quality public services.