Romeu Zema: Better than being recognized is receiving support.
Romeu Zema: I think Brazilians are tired of corruption, of scandal, of schemes.
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.
Romeu Zema: And we are seeing all of this.