Romeu Zema: And only in favor of that paternalistic State and not of those who need to qualify themselves and have moral principles.
Romeu Zema: Brazil's problem, beyond this structural issue of education, goes a lot to the cultural, moral issue itself.
People need a different mental model — that working is worthwhile.
Romeu Zema: that getting qualified is important and not just thinking about the day when that government will give me a handout to solve my problems, which is what many people do.
Romeu Zema: For sure.