Fernando Haddad: And, by Flávio's own standard, three terrorists in his circle of relations. Here in São Paulo, Tarcísio is not far behind. The commander-general of the Military Police, whom he handpicked, is under investigation for concealing bribes from the PCC. And worse, even after the investigation came to light, Tarcísio still publicly praised his former commander who is under investigation.
Desconhecido: It is worth
remembering that Tarcísio also cut in half the budget to combat those so-called terrorists — or organized crime — in São Paulo. Tarcísio and Flávio brag about fighting crime, but the facts point in the opposite direction. And I want to emphasize here, no one is accusing Flávio or Tarcísio of participating in crimes. But given the seriousness with which they themselves say they treat the PCC and the Comando Vermelho, it is legitimate to ask how they explain so many cases involving people they appointed, supported, praised, or who are linked to their political circle and that have appeared in investigations precisely related to those factions.
Fernando Haddad: Does this seem coherent?