Romeu Zema: And speaking of El Salvador, I don't recall whether the last time I was here I had already gone or not; it was at that time that I was in El Salvador, if I'm not mistaken, in April or May.
Romeu Zema: And there it's an example that, unfortunately, Capelli, the media here in Brazil does not publicize.
An example of a country that, within the space of three years, managed to reduce homicides by 99%.
Romeu Zema: It used to be the most dangerous and violent country in the Americas and, I believe, in the world, and today it is, along with Canada, one of the safest in the Americas and one of the safest in the world.
Romeu Zema: What happened there?