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A revolução na segurança do Estado de São Paulo
156 classified statements · 1 politicians · December 19, 2025 · 14 min
Statements by Tarcisio. 156 excerpts classified by topic and stance. Topics: Urban planning, Public Management, Role of the State, Public Safety and Order.
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Tarcisio
0:00
I saw a video on the internet that at some point I will share on my social network, FIF.
Tarcisio
0:05
About: implement iconic projects (cultural buildings and facilities) to revitalize downtown
And the person showed the following, narrating the transformation that is happening in downtown São Paulo.
Why it was classified this way · 70% confidence Mentions a video that narrates the transformation of São Paulo's downtown.
Tarcisio
0:12
About: implement iconic projects (cultural buildings and facilities) to revitalize downtown
And she was showing the following, look, we gathered here, we did the maintenance of these flowerbeds, we replaced the trees, we are removing the graffiti, we are cleaning the graffiti, we are doing here... the restoration of the posts.
Why it was classified this way · 75% confidence Describes local actions (maintenance, cleaning, tree replacement) without proposing policy.
Tarcisio
0:32
We are lighting up the facades.
Tarcisio
0:34
Look here how the facades are lit.
Tarcisio
0:37
And people are coming back.
Tarcisio
0:38
Look how busy it is here.
Tarcisio
0:39
Because this video was recorded at night.
Tarcisio
0:41
Look how busy it is here.
Tarcisio
0:43
Look how active the commerce is.
Tarcisio
0:46
By the way, have you seen what the city of São Paulo is like at night?
Tarcisio
0:50
Have you seen it?
Tarcisio
0:53
Have you walked through Praça da Serra?
Tarcisio
0:55
Have you seen how the cathedral looks?
Tarcisio
0:57
Have you seen how the schoolyard looks?
Tarcisio
1:00
Have you seen?
Tarcisio
1:02
About: implement iconic projects (cultural buildings and facilities) to revitalize downtown
How beautiful it is, how lit up it is, and people are walking, they are circulating, people are enjoying the Christmas lighting at night.
Why it was classified this way · 70% confidence Reports the effect of Christmas lighting and the return of people to downtown.
Tarcisio
1:13
And at the end of the video, this person who is narrating the transformation that the businesspeople did, that the merchants did, ends by saying the following, and that is why I saved this video, because this video touched me.
Tarcisio
1:27
About: establish a shared responsibility pact between public authorities and society to recover the city center and Cracolândia
He says, the State government did its part, the city government of São Paulo did its part, now we are doing our part.
Why it was classified this way · 90% confidence States that the State, City Hall, and society 'fizeram a parte' and support shared action.
Tarcisio
1:37
Did you notice?
Tarcisio
1:38
The State government did its part, the city government did its part, we are doing our part.
Tarcisio
1:44
About: establish a shared responsibility pact between public authorities and society to recover the city center and Cracolândia
Back then, when they said it was impossible to end Cracolândia, I met with many people here, I called here, I spoke with the judiciary, I called, I spoke with the Public Ministry, we spoke here with the city government of São Paulo, we spoke with the entrepreneurs of São Paulo, and we said the following, whose problem is downtown São Paulo, whose problem is Cracolândia.
Why it was classified this way · 70% confidence Reports meetings with the Judiciary, Public Prosecutor's Office, City Hall, and business owners about the downtown problem.
Tarcisio
2:04
About: establish a shared responsibility pact between public authorities and society to recover the city center and Cracolândia
It's not the State's.
Why it was classified this way · 90% confidence Denies exclusive responsibility of the State and advocates a shared solution.
Tarcisio
2:06
About: establish a shared responsibility pact between public authorities and society to recover the city center and Cracolândia
It is not the State that has the responsibility to solve it.
Why it was classified this way · 90% confidence States that the City Hall does not have exclusive responsibility, advocating collective responsibility.
Tarcisio
2:09
About: establish a shared responsibility pact between public authorities and society to recover the city center and Cracolândia
Nor is it the City Hall's.
Why it was classified this way · 90% confidence Denies exclusive responsibility of the Public Prosecutor's Office and advocates joint action.
Tarcisio
2:11
About: establish a shared responsibility pact between public authorities and society to recover the city center and Cracolândia
It's also not a problem for the Public Ministry.
Why it was classified this way · 90% confidence Denies responsibility of the Judiciary and points to a collective solution.
Tarcisio
2:14
It's not the Judiciary's problem.
Tarcisio
2:17
About: establish a shared responsibility pact between public authorities and society to recover the city center and Cracolândia
It's not the media's problem, Maria Ângela.
Why it was classified this way · 90% confidence Denies that the media are solely responsible and advocates shared responsibility.
Tarcisio
2:20
About: establish a shared responsibility pact between public authorities and society to recover the city center and Cracolândia
It's everyone's problem.
Why it was classified this way · 90% confidence Declares the problem belongs to all of society, advocating joint action.
Tarcisio
2:21
About: establish a shared responsibility pact between public authorities and society to recover the city center and Cracolândia
It's a problem of society.
Why it was classified this way · 90% confidence Explicitly states it is a society-wide problem and one of collective pact.
Tarcisio
2:23
About: establish a shared responsibility pact between public authorities and society to recover the city center and Cracolândia
It's a problem that requires a pact.
Why it was classified this way · 88% confidence Summarizes that the solution requires a pact, advocating cooperation among actors.
Tarcisio
2:24
Do we want to solve it?
Tarcisio
2:26
We will solve it.
Tarcisio
2:28
There are many things that are a matter of attitude.
Tarcisio
2:30
I learned this, Felipe, from Professor Delfim.
Tarcisio
2:33
Professor Delfim used to say, growth is a matter of attitude.
Tarcisio
2:37
If a country wants to grow, it grows.
Tarcisio
2:39
If you have an attitude geared toward growth, you grow.
Tarcisio
2:43
If you want to solve a problem, you solve it.
Tarcisio
2:46
And then 'impossible' doesn't exist.
Tarcisio
2:49
About: strengthen the State
We believe in a strong State.
Why it was classified this way · 85% confidence Explicitly declares belief in a strong State.
Tarcisio
2:52
And look, whoever inspired Brazil's flag and put the motto Order and Progress was very fortunate, because there is no progress without order.
Tarcisio
3:04
And we strongly believe in that.
Tarcisio
3:06
About: prioritize and strengthen public safety policies to retake territory
The responsibility that falls on the shoulders of public security is great, because when we receive several foreign authorities, I try to explain what the State of São Paulo is: it's a portion of territory, like that of the United Kingdom, that has the population of Spain, the GDP of Argentina.
Why it was classified this way · 72% confidence Explains the importance of public security given the state's population and economic weight.
Tarcisio
3:23
We have here more than 20% of our agribusiness, we have here 36% of our industrial production, we have here 65% of our services sector, but most importantly, we have here practically 45.
Tarcisio
3:36
million Brazilians.
Tarcisio
3:38
22% of our population is in the State of São Paulo.
Tarcisio
3:46
About: prioritize and strengthen public safety policies to retake territory
And keeping this state safe, keeping our investor confident, demands a lot of work.
Why it was classified this way · 72% confidence Says keeping the state safe requires a lot of work and attracting investors.
Tarcisio
3:55
And that's what you are doing at the Secretariat of Public Security, Nico.
Tarcisio
3:59
That's it, Marcelo, what you are doing at SAP, because maintaining the prison system in order.
Tarcisio
4:05
And who says... Is there control of the factions in the prisons?
Tarcisio
4:09
There isn't.
Tarcisio
4:10
Not anymore.
Tarcisio
4:11
That time has passed.
Tarcisio
4:12
About: ensure state control over prisons
Today there is State control.
Why it was classified this way · 70% confidence States that the State currently runs the prisons, describing the situation.
Tarcisio
4:14
About: ensure state control over prisons
The State runs the prisons.
Why it was classified this way · 70% confidence Declares that today there is state control over the prison system.
Tarcisio
4:23
Citizen, notice the following.
Tarcisio
4:25
About: invest in public security
Look, it's not enough to increase the personnel, we have to invest in technology.
Why it was classified this way · 92% confidence Explicitly states that increasing personnel is not enough; investment in technology is necessary.
Tarcisio
4:36
And there is Muralha Paulista.
Tarcisio
4:38
Our system is an intelligence and technology initiative, we are using this.
Tarcisio
4:44
About: invest in public security
We have practically already integrated 600 municipalities into Muralha, some are already completely integrated, we already have 93,000 integrated cameras and we will not stop.
Why it was classified this way · 75% confidence Reports the integration of 600 municipalities and 93,000 cameras into the Muralha Paulista system.
Tarcisio
4:56
Did you see Marconi's testimony here, from Procentro, and he is talking about the integration.
Tarcisio
5:01
Take a city like New York, it has almost 100,000 cameras, 20,000 are from the city government.
Tarcisio
5:08
The others are from the private sector that were added, were incorporated and integrated.
Tarcisio
5:14
That's what we are doing.
Tarcisio
5:15
We are installing cameras, we are integrating cameras, increasing the number of sensors and using technology as our ally.
Tarcisio
5:22
Using the city government's initiative, for example, with Smart Zampa as our ally.
Tarcisio
5:26
About: invest in public security
Using artificial intelligence, facial recognition as our ally.
Why it was classified this way · 90% confidence Presents facial recognition and AI as 'aliados', advocating their use.
Tarcisio
5:32
That's why when people are passing down a street today, we are there.
Tarcisio
5:37
Reading the license plate and running analytics.
Tarcisio
5:40
Running, running the program to know, does that plate correspond to that vehicle or is it cloned?
Tarcisio
5:45
Does that plate correspond to a driver who may be a fugitive from justice?
Tarcisio
5:50
Does that plate have an indication of theft, because that will generate an alert, and immediately we will carry out a stop.
Tarcisio
5:55
Facial recognition, to identify people who are fugitives from justice in traffic concentration hubs, travel-generating hubs, where people are circulating.
Tarcisio
6:05
We started to use technology in the stadiums, at the games, to increase the safety of those present.
Tarcisio
6:13
We are using technology a lot.
Tarcisio
6:16
Have we invested in personnel?
Tarcisio
6:17
Yes.
Tarcisio
6:18
Nico, we are — we finished.
Tarcisio
6:21
About: hold civil police entrance exams to expand personnel
Last week, we incorporated 2,518 new military police officers.
Why it was classified this way · 85% confidence claims the incorporation of 2,518 new police officers as a government action.
Tarcisio
6:27
About: hold civil police entrance exams to expand personnel
And tomorrow we will swear in, Dr. Arthur, another 500 civil police delegates.
Why it was classified this way · 85% confidence announces the swearing-in of 500 police chiefs (delegados), advocating hiring through competitive exams.
Tarcisio
6:39
About: hold civil police entrance exams to expand personnel
We held the two largest civil police public entrance exams in our history.
Why it was classified this way · 85% confidence claims to have held the two largest civil police recruitment exams in history.
Tarcisio
6:43
About: hold civil police entrance exams to expand personnel
Last year we incorporated 4,017 civil police officers, 4,017, this year another 3,500.
Why it was classified this way · 85% confidence lists mass recruitments of civil police officers as a government action.
Tarcisio
6:49
7,517 civil police officers, that represents 30% of the civil police force in two years.
Tarcisio
6:56
30% of the civil police force in two years.
Tarcisio
7:01
About: hold civil police entrance exams to expand personnel
We have already authorized our penal police public exam.
Why it was classified this way · 82% confidence announces authorization of a recruitment exam for the penal police as an expansion measure.
Tarcisio
7:03
About: hold civil police entrance exams to expand personnel
1,100 vacancies, registrations were open just now in December.
Why it was classified this way · 80% confidence mentions 1,100 vacancies opened for the penal police as an executed action.
Tarcisio
7:07
About: hold civil police entrance exams to expand personnel
1,100 vacancies for the penal police, which was regulated, which now has its organic law.
Why it was classified this way · 82% confidence states that the penal police were regulated and now have an organic law, defending continuity.
Tarcisio
7:14
We incorporated new military police officers and we will not stop.
Tarcisio
7:18
We are now preparing to go for Operação Verão.
Tarcisio
7:21
About: conduct integrated public security operations
On Saturday we start the Integrated Operação Verão and this operation will have more than 4,000 men to provide security for the Baixada Santista.
Why it was classified this way · 86% confidence announces Operação Verão Integrada with more than 4,000 personnel, defending the measure.
Tarcisio
7:30
In the city center, there are three new police units.
Tarcisio
7:35
About: reduce homicide, robbery, and theft rates
There are 400 new men and we had significant reductions in crime.
Why it was classified this way · 80% confidence attributes significant reductions in crime to the public policies implemented.
Tarcisio
7:40
We are working a lot, Juca, a lot, to make our population increasingly safer.
Tarcisio
7:46
And today we can celebrate some results.
Tarcisio
7:51
About: reduce homicide, robbery, and theft rates
We have the lowest homicide rate in the historical series, the lowest rate, Campete, since 2001.
Why it was classified this way · 78% confidence claims to have the lowest homicide rate in the historical series as a result of policies.
Tarcisio
7:59
We have the lowest rate of robberies resulting in death since the start of the historical series.
Tarcisio
8:04
We have the lowest indicators of robbery in general, cargo theft and vehicle theft since the start of the historical series, since 2001.
Tarcisio
8:13
The lowest homicide rate in Brazil.
Tarcisio
8:25
These are public policies that have been worked on over time and that we have sought to continue, we have sought to reinforce, we are bringing more technology, such as the drone operations that we carried out recently in the metropolitan region.
Tarcisio
8:39
About: invest in public security
We carried out a drone operation in Guarulhos, we carried out a drone operation in São Bernardo do Campo, and we will use drones in Operation Verão now in the Baixada Santista.
Why it was classified this way · 80% confidence cites the use of drones in operations as a practice to modernize security.
Tarcisio
8:47
We are using the most modern equipment and we will continue investing in cutting-edge technology, in monitoring.
Tarcisio
8:52
We will not stop.
Tarcisio
8:54
And the results are very interesting.
Tarcisio
8:57
About: implement effective operational actions against organized crime
Losses to organized crime.
Why it was classified this way · 90% confidence presents seizures and billion-dollar losses inflicted on criminal groups as outcomes of the operations.
Tarcisio
9:00
The largest quantity of drug and weapon seizures in history.
Tarcisio
9:04
We have inflicted losses amounting to billions of reais.
Tarcisio
9:09
Billions of reais.
Tarcisio
9:11
About: implement effective operational actions against organized crime
If we take large operations, in the last two major operations we are talking about almost 17 billion reais blocked.
Why it was classified this way · 88% confidence cites billion-dollar asset freezes as evidence of the crackdown on organized crime.
Tarcisio
9:21
About: promote cooperation between the police and the Public Prosecutor's Office for joint operations
And I have to thank the partnership of the Public Prosecutor's Office, which has been acting together with the security forces.
Why it was classified this way · 88% confidence praises the partnership of the Public Prosecutor's Office (MP) with the security forces in the operations.
Tarcisio
9:29
The partnership of the GAECOS units and the MP units with our police resulted in nearly 200 operations.
Tarcisio
9:39
And then people used to say, returning to the question of the impossible, look, we know that organized crime is in the resale of imported cars; there was an operation against organized crime in imported car dealerships.
Tarcisio
9:51
They're laundering money in motels; there was an operation against money laundering in motels.
Tarcisio
9:57
They're laundering in toy stores; there was an operation against organized crime in toy stores.
Tarcisio
10:01
Ah, there's a problem here, infiltration of organized crime in the transport sector, then there's Operation End of the Line.
Tarcisio
10:08
Against organized crime in the transport sector.
Tarcisio
10:12
Ah, but there's one area you will never touch, fuel; they are operating in the fuel sector.
Tarcisio
10:17
There was an operation against organized crime in the fuel sector.
Tarcisio
10:20
A major problem, tax fraud — how many people suffered.
Tarcisio
10:26
And just by having the operations, those who play by the rules or want to play by the rules have already stopped buying that fuel that had tax issues.
Tarcisio
10:33
Revenue in the fuel sector rose by almost 300 million reais.
Tarcisio
10:40
Per month, just as a result of repression against those who didn't play by the rules.
Tarcisio
10:51
And I have to emphasize the collaborative environment that has been established here among the various agencies.
Tarcisio
10:58
The intelligence of the police working together with the Public Prosecutor's Office to design these operations, which ultimately are then carried out by the police itself, which goes and executes the warrants, and this is working very well.
Tarcisio
11:13
About: use funds recovered from embezzlement to finance prison construction
The agreement for the recovery of assets, Recupera SP: 90 million reais recovered, which are reinvested in security.
Why it was classified this way · 90% confidence advocates reinvesting the 90 million recovered into public security.
Tarcisio
11:21
And I have been speaking with the PGJ.
Tarcisio
11:23
Now, we have to seize it, and with our State Attorney General's Office — here is my competent Inês — it's like the Army of Caxias, Invicta, it doesn't lose a single one.
Tarcisio
11:33
About: use funds recovered from embezzlement to finance prison construction
We have to turn this into resources for public security, because the day we start to appropriate these resources effectively, we will be showing that crime does not pay.
Why it was classified this way · 88% confidence proposes appropriating recovered assets as a demonstration that crime doesn't pay.
Tarcisio
11:46
Then, in fact, we will have increased the cost of crime.
Tarcisio
11:49
The citizen will feel avenged.
Tarcisio
11:52
The proceeds from crime are feeding investment in public security.
Tarcisio
11:56
The proceeds from crime are returning to the Public Prosecutor's Office.
Tarcisio
11:58
The proceeds from crime are returning to the State.
Tarcisio
12:01
And here, in the Recupera SP decree, we did that: it doesn't matter whether the investigation started from an initiative of the Public Prosecutor's Office or whether it started with the police, that money will be divided.
Tarcisio
12:15
To the Public Prosecutor's Office, to the State Security Fund, and we will apply these resources for the benefit of the citizen.
Tarcisio
12:21
And the best thing is to use the proceeds of crime against crime.
Tarcisio
12:25
This is the greatest demonstration we can give.
Tarcisio
12:28
About: increase resources to combat organized crime
One and a half billion in investments to combat organized crime.
Why it was classified this way · 90% confidence declares an investment of 1.5 billion to confront organized crime.
Tarcisio
12:32
Many operations to dismantle crime.
Tarcisio
12:34
About: implement effective operational actions against organized crime
537,000 people arrested in police operations.
Why it was classified this way · 85% confidence lists arrests and seizures as concrete results of the operations.
Tarcisio
12:37
There are 554 fewer criminals on the streets every day.
Tarcisio
12:43
About: implement effective operational actions against organized crime
We have already seized almost 700 tons of drugs.
Why it was classified this way · 85% confidence cites the seizure of nearly 700 tons of drugs as an effect of the actions.
Tarcisio
12:48
So it's a large amount of drugs seized every day.
Tarcisio
12:51
About: hold civil police entrance exams to expand personnel
In addition to the 14,000 new police officers, we currently have 4,000 police officers in training.
Why it was classified this way · 85% confidence mentions 14,000 new police officers and 4,000 in training as a government action.
Tarcisio
12:59
And tomorrow we will swear in our 500 civil police chiefs.
Tarcisio
13:03
About: hold civil police entrance exams to expand personnel
And we will reach practically 24,000 police officers hired by the end of this administration.
Why it was classified this way · 90% confidence commits to reach 24,000 hired police officers by the end of the administration.
Tarcisio
13:09
About: prioritize and strengthen public safety policies to retake territory
We increase visible policing, invest in security, the result is there, indicators falling.
Why it was classified this way · 85% confidence states an increase in overt policing and investments as an ongoing policy.
Tarcisio
13:16
Are we satisfied?
Tarcisio
13:17
No.
Tarcisio
13:17
We know we have to do much more.
Tarcisio
13:20
About: adopt harsher penalties for serious crimes
Congress is trying to do its part, because Congress has finally woken up to an issue: we need to also toughen the penalties, to put an end to that culture of arrest-and-release.
Why it was classified this way · 88% confidence declares the need to toughen penalties to avoid the 'prende e solta' culture.
Tarcisio
13:31
Make it not pay, combat recidivism, but we are advancing.
Tarcisio
13:37
And we have a record number of police hires in two decades.
Tarcisio
13:42
There has never been so many police officers hired.
Tarcisio
13:45
Who benefits from this?
Tarcisio
13:46
The citizen.
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