Romeu Zema: Wherever we go, we always run into them.
Romeu Zema: Better than being recognized is receiving support.
I think Brazilians are tired of corruption, of scandal, of schemes.
Romeu Zema: And since our great banner is this, and we have already proven in Minas that it is possible to do it, Brazilians are hopeful that a new president, a new government, can put an end to this shame that has dominated Brasília, especially when Lula governs.
Romeu Zema: Which seems to signal very clearly that the foxes can invade the henhouses and that nothing will happen.