Simone Tebet: Look at the title, look at the name of the program: São Paulo Protects.
Simone Tebet: It's not São Paulo Statistics, it's São Paulo Protects — the Black, brown, dark-skinned youth from the periphery against violence, against violence, because our young people from the periphery are the ones who die the most.
São Paulo protects women who are victims of domestic violence, from femicide.
Simone Tebet: São Paulo protects our workers, our middle class and, especially, our elderly.
Simone Tebet: Because even with respect to those we honored most, even those we revered, violence has arrived.