Romeu Zema: You can see that what existed before was... an extremely precarious school meal.
Romeu Zema: It was a soup that called itself soup; in reality it was water with a few grains of rice.
That alone is worth going to a state school and seeing that one and a half million children are today receiving a dignified meal, which isn't very different from the one I eat at home.
Romeu Zema: And we need more people involved in politics in Brazil.
Romeu Zema: There are many good people, many competent people who say, 'I'm not going to get involved because it's a criminal activity,' as I always thought.