Public Budget

And I think the economic team had that capacity to reorganize

the finances of the Brazilian State, let us put it that way, thanks to that profile of balance, dialogue and moderation of the then Minister of Finance, Fernando Haddad.

And we are talking about a State that, yes, receives a lot — no, not a little, a lot — of resources from the federal government in all areas.

Today, the State of São Paulo receives one billion more per month.

I'm talking about almost 12 billion reais.

Well, first the biggest spending cuts in the country's history, the end of super-salaries, the end of those tax privileges for large businessmen, cuts in parliamentary amendments, and the reversal of all that into a large infrastructure program to reduce the costs of transporting production.

So the opening—this public budget reform is... a priority of the same value, of the same quality as our public security policy.

On advertising, it's going to be billions this year just on advertising.