Renan Santos: I'm going to finish off organized crime — with the harsh measures he adopted and with our military capacity; we have, through the police and intelligence with COAF and the Federal Police, to address the issue of state investments to eradicate the favela, which is the place where crime, unfortunately, dominates people.
Renan Santos: We're talking about practically 50 million people who live under the direct interference of organized crime.
And change the Brazilian imagination that it's possible to live in a place that is very beautiful
Renan Santos: and that can be happy.
Renan Santos: Today we have a Brazil with enormous potential, but it's a sad country whose cities are ugly.