Simone Tebet: And the truth of the numbers and facts is that while he says that the police guarantee public security and peace for the population of the city and state of São Paulo, what we see today is increasingly more insecurity, with thefts and robberies of cell phones and with... a crushing and shameful moment of violence against domestic women out in the streets and of femicide in Brazil.
Simone Tebet: In São Paulo, sorry, because in Brazil it decreased.
While he talks about public services being more efficient, he carries out badly executed privatizations that put the population of São Paulo at risk.
Simone Tebet: Look at Sabesp today delivering muddy water when it does deliver water.
Simone Tebet: Look at what happened with the privatized train in São Paulo, putting people's lives at risk, with a fire and a railcar incident that had never happened before.