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A chegada do saneamento básico para milhões de paulistas
82 statements · 1 politicians · December 1, 2025 · 6 min
Statements by Tarcisio. 82 transcribed statements, with topic and stance on the ones the analysis classified. Topics: Privatizations and Economic Policy, Sanitation, Environmental Policy, Regulatory Policy.
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About: privatize state-owned companies
You know that facing opposition is part of it when there's a privatization, right?
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About: privatize state-owned companies
It's our job description — we're really going to take it on.
There's a group that's pretty backward, right?
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About: privatize state-owned companies
The crowd that's stuck in the Stone Age and, man, says you can't privatize.
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About: privatize state-owned companies
We faced 51 lawsuits related to the privatization of Sabesp.
51.
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About: privatize state-owned companies
But we organized ourselves well for that.
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About: privatize state-owned companies
We talked a lot with the Public Prosecutor's Office, we talked a lot with the Judiciary, we talked a lot with the Court of Accounts, because we knew there was that opposition and we knew we would win, because we had the argument.
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About: privatize state-owned companies
And we created a model that really is a model — it's no coincidence this model was awarded in the United States, was awarded in the United Kingdom; Sabesp was chosen as last year's best follow-on, because it's a smart model.
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About: develop a regional, basin-based program to universalize sanitation
And we've been doing reputation research on Sabesp to see if people are noticing the improvement — and they are.
Now, there are some numbers that are very relevant.
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About: reduce pollution and organic load in urban rivers
Look, the pollution slick on the Tietê shrank by 34 kilometers in one year.
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About: privatize state-owned companies
And now we've already had a year of privatization; we can say a few things, one year on.
Why?
Miracle?
No, work.
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About: develop a regional, basin-based program to universalize sanitation
Imagine that by the end of this year we'll reach one million customers who have received sewer connections, collection and treatment.
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About: develop a regional, basin-based program to universalize sanitation
One million customers, and we're talking about 3 to 4 million people.
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About: develop a regional, basin-based program to universalize sanitation
who didn't have sewage collection and treatment in the state of São Paulo, which is the richest state in Brazil.
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About: expand sewage treatment in Guarulhos
People don't know, but the city of Guarulhos, which is the second largest city in the state, until very recently treated 2% of its sewage.
Did you know that?
2% of its sewage.
Guarulhos?
2% of its sewage.
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About: increase municipal basic sanitation coverage
By the end of this year it'll be treating 45% of sewage.
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About: increase municipal basic sanitation coverage
By the end of next year it'll be treating 78% of sewage.
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About: develop a regional, basin-based program to universalize sanitation
By 2029 it will be universalized.
Caeiras.
Franco da Rocha, Francisco Morato — in 2022 they were treating, do you know how much?
Anyone have any idea?
Zero.
Zero.
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About: develop a regional, basin-based program to universalize sanitation
This year they're treating 55%; by 2029 it will be universalized.
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About: develop a regional, basin-based program to universalize sanitation
The city of São Paulo treats 83% of the sewage it collects, but note — of what it collects, not of the total sewage generated, because the previous contract didn't cover the consolidated informal settlements; it didn't reach the favelas, and now we're going to reach them because we're bringing sewage to everyone.
So we made some changes.
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About: change regulatory methodology to calculate tariffs based on investments made
For example, the first important regulatory change: we moved from a forward-looking logic to a backward-looking logic.
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About: change regulatory methodology to calculate tariffs based on investments made
In other words, today I only include in the tariff, and only incorporate into the asset base, what has actually been invested.
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About: reduce initial tariffs through regulatory changes
This is an important change and it allowed us a tariff reduction at the outset.
Now, something more interesting.
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About: encourage household sewer connections with social tariffs and discounts
I needed to align incentives; I needed to convince people to let us into their homes to make a sewer connection, even knowing that later on there will be a charge.
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