Desconhecido: big points there from your opponent in this primary, okay, as a pre-candidate in this scenario who is the former minister Fernando Haddad accused you of being subservient to the United States for defending the classification of those organizations as terrorist organizations — how do you see that and how do you intend to, what is the expectation of meeting him again four years after those debates when at the time he thought he would be the governor of the state? Well,
Tarcisio: four years later, what do we have? Here in São Paulo we have a lot of achievements and he has the brilliant record at the Ministry of Finance. He became the best finance minister in the history of Paraguay, because all the Brazilian companies went there.
After guaranteeing for Brazil the highest tax burden in its history, a burden that is hitting almost 22% of GDP, after leaving a trail of indebted companies, of delinquent people, Brazilians in debt, a record number of judicial reorganizations, a seven-point increase in the debt-to-GDP ratio, a hole in the public accounts. We have a bill today: energy is one trillion reais more expensive, which all Brazilians pay. So, after that resounding failure at the Ministry of Finance, I will meet him again.
Tarcisio: Here in São Paulo, by contrast, we ended Cracolândia, we are finishing the Rodanel works, we will build the Santos-Guarujá tunnel, we improved our results in education, so we created the best health program in our history. Last week the ranking of SUS hospitals was released.
Tarcisio: Eight of the ten best SUS hospitals in Brazil are in São Paulo, they are from São Paulo. We created the SUS Paulista table. So we have a lot to show. And he talks too much, because, well, since he has nothing to show, this also reminds me of sertanejo, you know, Morgano?