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O fim da Cracola?ndia
81 statements · 1 politicians · December 1, 2025 · 6 min
Statements by Tarcisio. 81 transcribed statements, with topic and stance on the ones the analysis classified. Topics: Drug Policy, Public Health / Public Safety, Public Management, Governance / Social Participation.
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What happened in Cracolândia?
First, we did a lot of research into the literature on the issue.
What did the cities that faced open-use scenes do?
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About: integrate public policies to address open scenes of drug use
And all the cities resolved this through alliances of public policies.
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About: integrate public health policies into strategies to confront open drug-use scenes
They allied public health policy, public social assistance policy, public security policy, public housing policy and a substantial investment.
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About: Strengthen institutional coordination and inter-institutional dialogue
Well, second, we needed a great synergy among entities, agencies, etc.
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About: establish a shared responsibility pact between public authorities and society to recover the city center and Cracolândia
Look, as I said earlier, you can't imagine that Cracolândia is the responsibility of the State alone.
It's very simple.
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About: integrate public policies to address open scenes of drug use
Oh, the State is the one that has to put an end to it.
Really?
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About: assign the municipality the responsibility to resolve open drug-use scenes
Or no — the responsibility isn't the State's, it's the City Hall's; it's the mayor who has to solve it.
Really?
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About: assign the State the responsibility to confront open drug-use scenes
What we said and the stance we took — we said this many times, at many meetings; we met several times with the Public Prosecutor's Office, with the Judiciary — the responsibility for this problem is the State's, yes.
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About: establish a shared responsibility pact between public authorities and society to recover the city center and Cracolândia
It's the City Hall's, it's the Public Prosecutor's Office's, it's the Judiciary's, and it's society's.
Because the question we have to ask is this: what do we want as a society?
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About: mobilize civil society and diverse sectors to address scenes of drug use
If there isn't a major mobilization, we won't solve it.
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About: engage the private sector and construction industry in contributions to downtown revitalization
I used to say to the construction people here, the Secov folks, come here — and you, what contribution are you going to make?
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About: invest significant public resources in revitalizing the urban center
I'm going to bet on downtown, we're going to build an administrative center, we're going to put 5 billion of investment into the center.
And you?
Will you buy land and invest as well?
Will you join in?
Will you bet on it?
Because if we want to change that situation, we will change it.
What role will each one play?
And from that understanding, everyone went at it.
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About: Strengthen institutional coordination and inter-institutional dialogue
A governance structure was created to address the issue, where everyone sat at the table.
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About: integrate public policies to address open scenes of drug use
That's why the victory over Cracolândia is a collective victory.
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About: coordinate state and federal actions to combat organized crime
So the state government was there, the City Hall was there; there were several meetings with the Public Prosecutor's Office, meetings with the Judiciary, and operations were designed.
So everyone sat at the table.
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About: create technical-scientific and case-analysis committees to guide health interventions
A technical-scientific committee was created, a case analysis committee, a public security committee, so we could define the actions and, from there, plan a series of events.
Second point.
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About: adopt a new therapeutic approach to substance dependence
We needed to understand and change the therapeutic approach, because the people who are there need help.
And we needed to understand.
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About: integrate databases to plan care policies for dependents
We created a database and registered everyone who frequented the flow in that database to understand each person's history, where that person came from, what they did before.
Have they ever worked?
What potential does this person have?
How are we going to approach this person?
How are we going to treat this person?
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About: adopt a new therapeutic approach to substance dependence
Because we have to treat them individually, otherwise we won't solve it.
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About: prioritize detoxification in the treatment of drug dependents
The therapeutic approach had to be the following: look, I have to promote detoxification.
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