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Leilão do Novo Centro Administrativo do Governo do Estado de São Paulo
298 classified statements · 1 politicians · February 27, 2026 · 28 min
Statements by Tarcisio. 298 excerpts classified by topic and stance. Topics: Private Financing, Urban planning, Investment Policy, Public Health / Public Safety.
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Tarcisio
0:00
About: hold auctions for investment partnerships (PPPs)
Well, there are some auctions that stick with us, that are very significant, because they actually represent the building of a legacy.
Why it was classified this way · 88% confidence Praises auctions as significant and legacy-generating.
Tarcisio
0:10
And I talked a lot with FIF about legacy-building and which projects would leave a legacy.
Tarcisio
0:15
And this is one of the projects that leaves a legacy.
Tarcisio
0:18
About: promote public-private partnerships to revitalize the urban center
If we can speak of legacy-building, the center project is legacy-building through and through.
Why it was classified this way · 90% confidence Affirms that the center project is a 'construção de legado'.
Tarcisio
0:23
There was a time when people would go downtown and say, 'I'm going into town.'
Tarcisio
0:30
The city center represented the city.
Tarcisio
0:34
Going into town meant going downtown.
Tarcisio
0:40
Suddenly, that was lost.
Tarcisio
0:43
About: promote public-private partnerships to revitalize the urban center
And now it's time for us to reclaim it.
Why it was classified this way · 90% confidence Declares that 'está na hora da gente resgatar' the center.
Tarcisio
0:45
I want to begin by thanking everyone who made this possible, the work of a wonderful team.
Tarcisio
0:52
We don't do anything without a team.
Tarcisio
0:54
We don't do anything without a team that doesn't complain, that works.
Tarcisio
1:00
that shows up, that rolls up their sleeves, that does their best, that is held accountable and doesn't mind, that is there every day, 10 p.m., 11 p.m., midnight, that has no limits.
Tarcisio
1:14
And it's this team that I have to thank.
Tarcisio
1:16
We wouldn't be doing the things we're doing if it weren't for this team.
Tarcisio
1:19
So, thank you very much, Felício Ramut, vice‑governor of São Paulo, president of our investment partnership program.
Tarcisio
1:26
About: maintain and implement an investment partnership program
The investment partnership program is a chapter unto itself.
Why it was classified this way · 70% confidence Presents the program as a separate matter, without an explicit proposal.
Tarcisio
1:30
About: introduce governance into the structuring of public projects
It brought governance to the structuring of projects.
Why it was classified this way · 70% confidence Attributes to the program the action of 'trouxe governança', a report of effect.
Tarcisio
1:32
About: contract R$220 billion in investments over four years
We had a goal, look, let's contract 220 billion reais in investments in four years.
Why it was classified this way · 85% confidence Says explicitly 'vamos contratar 220 bilhões' as a goal.
Tarcisio
1:39
About: attract R$394 billion in investments through auctions
With this auction and tomorrow's, which is already guaranteed, it's already a success, because we have four proposals — we hit 394 billion reais in investment.
Why it was classified this way · 75% confidence Reports the auction result and amount obtained, without proposing a new action.
Tarcisio
1:48
About: finance state projects via BNDES
Investment that will translate into construction projects, will translate into jobs, will translate into prosperity.
Why it was classified this way · 70% confidence States expected effects of investments, more prediction than a proposal.
Tarcisio
1:53
These are family breadwinners who will be working, as we saw, Andréa.
Tarcisio
1:57
The other day, at the inauguration of the Rodoanel, those in the audience were basically the construction workers, the machine operators, those who were bringing sustenance home as a result of the political decision.
Tarcisio
2:09
We'll do it.
Tarcisio
2:11
We will make this happen.
Tarcisio
2:13
So, it's about making a difference.
Tarcisio
2:15
And 394 billion.
Tarcisio
2:18
And that's the work of our investment partnership program.
Tarcisio
2:20
I want to thank André do Prado.
Tarcisio
2:22
He has been tireless in defending the interests of the State and in building the legacy in the Legislative Assembly.
Tarcisio
2:27
About: ensure adequate funding for the SUS
An Assembly that confronted issues such as the universalization of sanitation, longevity, the financing of SUS, the unlinking of revenues, tax transaction programs, and this has provided the backing for us to close the equation, especially the financial equation, and do what we are doing.
Why it was classified this way · 88% confidence Lists 'o financiamento do SUS' among advances that should continue.
Tarcisio
2:45
So, André, thank you — to you, to all your peers, to all our deputies.
Tarcisio
2:50
We have a different Assembly.
Tarcisio
2:52
And the Legislative Assembly advanced on some points that the National Congress will invariably have to address and will have to advance.
Tarcisio
3:01
I want to thank this great brother, Ricardo Nunes.
Tarcisio
3:04
In the past Ricardo used to think like, 'I'll greet my older brother' — now he's stopped doing that.
Tarcisio
3:10
But it's a privilege, Ricardo, to work with you.
Tarcisio
3:12
The other day I received someone who was praising your work and I said I have to highlight a few things.
Tarcisio
3:17
First, Ricardo's humility, because... He is the mayor of the largest city in Latin America, he's an extremely humble guy, he has a huge heart, extremely hard‑working, knows every corner of the city, he's enthusiastic, he's passionate, he's always in front of his big screen or at every point in the city to make a difference.
Tarcisio
3:35
I have learned a lot from you.
Tarcisio
3:38
And yesterday I was meeting with the people from the downtown area to say, 'tomorrow is the day.'
Tarcisio
3:43
And we emphasized one thing that is very important.
Tarcisio
3:47
About: strengthen the alliance between the municipal and state governments
The alliance that exists between... the City Hall and the State Government.
Why it was classified this way · 90% confidence Praises the alliance and its effectiveness in solving problems.
Tarcisio
3:51
An alliance that for many years did not happen and did not happen in the way it happens today, where problems are solved by a phone call, and we're giving a great example of how to work and that makes a difference.
Tarcisio
4:05
So, Ricardo, thank you very much.
Tarcisio
4:07
And not only you, but your team, because in the end we achieved a symbiosis, a team that is practically unique.
Tarcisio
4:14
So, congratulations.
Tarcisio
4:16
I want to thank Dr. Inês Coimbra, our State Attorney General.
Tarcisio
4:19
Thank all the state's attorneys, you have been making a difference.
Tarcisio
4:22
We're not losing a single one, folks.
Tarcisio
4:23
Thank you for everything.
Tarcisio
4:25
Congratulations on the great work.
Tarcisio
4:28
Thank this group here that made a difference, our State secretaries: Marília Marton, Secretary of Culture, Economy and Creative Industry; Marco Antônio Assal, Secretary of Metropolitan Transport; Gilberto Kassab, Secretary of Government and Institutional Relations.
Tarcisio
4:44
Freud, who is here acting in the Secretariat of Justice and Citizenship; Marcos da Costa, our Secretary for the Rights of Persons with Disabilities; Roberto Carneiro, our Secretary of the Casa Civil, who, in Chita, you have been fundamental in the fiscal equation, in fiscal direction, in good fiscal direction, in putting São Paulo on the right track — so congratulations on the work; Colonel Helena, our Secretary of Sport; Laís, our Secretary of Communication; Fontenelle, our State Comptroller‑General; and I need to highlight here two extremely important people.
Tarcisio
5:16
Rafael Benini, our Secretary of Investment Partnerships, who is a brilliant person, someone whose speed and reasoning we have a lot of difficulty keeping up with, and I try, I try a lot, but I can't.
Tarcisio
5:29
He is a brilliant person, someone who can structure these projects that are doing very well.
Tarcisio
5:35
And Guilherme Afif Domingos.
Tarcisio
5:37
But about you, Afif, I'll speak later, not now.
Tarcisio
5:43
I just want to say that I'm very grateful.
Tarcisio
5:45
It's a dream we dreamed together.
Tarcisio
5:48
I want to thank the presence of the city councilors of the capital, who have always been present and partners also of the State Government.
Tarcisio
5:55
So, Cris Monteiro and Sandra Tadeu, thank you very much for everything.
Tarcisio
5:59
Also thank the presidents of companies, autonomous agencies and foundations: Rui Gomes, Ricardo Brito, Sérgio Codelo, Edgar, Tomás Toledo.
Tarcisio
6:07
So, thank all members of Invest, Desenvolve, DR.
Tarcisio
6:12
of CPP, CETES — thank you for everything.
Tarcisio
6:14
Thank Guilherme, who once again hosts us here, and we're regulars at the Stock Exchange, so that's very good, it's a good sign.
Tarcisio
6:22
Also thank Carlos Antônio Luque, chairman of FIP, who was a partner in this project — that made a difference.
Tarcisio
6:30
Ordine, who is the president of the Commercial Association of São Paulo, in whose name I greet the entire business sector.
Tarcisio
6:36
Marconi Moraes, president of ProCentro, in whose name I want to greet all civil society organizations, all civil society that supported us, that cheers for downtown São Paulo, that never gave up on downtown São Paulo.
Tarcisio
6:48
Poelho Jardim, president of the Institute of Engineering.
Tarcisio
6:51
My deep thanks to the companies that took part in this bidding process, because we would not have this success if it weren't for you, if it weren't for the belief and the work.
Tarcisio
6:59
I think people sometimes have no idea of the number of hours worked, of study to... make a budget to come here with a proposal, to see what makes sense, what fits.
Tarcisio
7:10
And you greatly enhance these competitions, so thank you to Acciona, Construcap and also to the winning consortium, represented by Zeta, MEZ, RZK, Novo Centro.
Tarcisio
7:24
Thank you.
Tarcisio
7:26
Afif spoke here about marriage — it is a marriage indeed, an indissoluble marriage, but a marriage that will bear as its fruit... prosperity, urban transformation, social transformation.
Tarcisio
7:37
And thank the executive secretaries, municipal secretaries, the presidents, representatives of professional associations, all B3 staff, press professionals — pay attention there, right, Bruno, marriage and all that.
Tarcisio
7:49
Ladies and gentlemen, indissoluble, many years.
Tarcisio
7:58
I think talking about this project is a bit like diving into the tunnel of time.
Tarcisio
8:03
It's looking at the past, looking at the present, looking at the future.
Tarcisio
8:09
Maybe if we have to return to the past, we have to go way back, to when they conceived the first planned neighborhood of São Paulo.
Tarcisio
8:20
Something that was born in the wake of the creation of the São Paulo Hayway, back in 1870, of the domestic water supply service, Companhia Cantareira, at the end of the 19th century.
Tarcisio
8:36
an old Campo Redondo, Chacra Mauá, which was land owned by the Viscount of Mauá, and which was transferred and passed through several hands, until reaching, for example, the property of a German architect, Frederico Glett, and Frederico Glett and Vitor Notman designed the streets, designed the urbanization.
Tarcisio
9:02
inspired by France, inspired by those 16th‑century mansions, and we saw Campos Elíseos come into being.
Tarcisio
9:13
They designed the first street layouts — Protestantes, Piracicaba — what it is today.
Tarcisio
9:20
Clete, Notman, General Osório, Duque de Caxias, Gusmões — it all was born back then, at the end of the 19th century.
Tarcisio
9:38
A neighborhood that was born to serve the coffee aristocracy and, suddenly, all of that was lost.
Tarcisio
9:48
This neighborhood that was born inspired by 16th‑century Paris, this neighborhood that was born to serve the coffee aristocracy, became a degraded area, an area where people began to move away.
Tarcisio
10:03
And we needed to reclaim this.
Tarcisio
10:05
When we were in the campaign... I needed the support of someone who knew São Paulo deeply.
Tarcisio
10:13
So I went to seek and I spoke with Paulo Guedes and asked Paulo Guedes to help by making Guilherme Afif Domingos available to me at the time.
Tarcisio
10:21
No one better, no one more experienced, no one with such a beautiful trajectory, no one who knew this state so well.
Tarcisio
10:29
And in the first meetings Afif said, 'you need to build legacy.'
Tarcisio
10:34
About: implement intercity trains (Campinas-SP, Sorocaba-SP, São José-SP) and invest in road interventions
The 30 Cidades, the Campinas–São Paulo Link, is part of building that legacy.
Why it was classified this way · 88% confidence Affirms that the Campinas-São Paulo connection is part of the desired legacy.
Tarcisio
10:39
São Paulo was born on the margins of the railways.
Tarcisio
10:45
And over time that faded.
Tarcisio
10:47
the Guamu, the railways were disappearing, those industrial warehouses that existed along the railways stopped existing.
Tarcisio
10:56
We segregated the city with the railway connections, so there is a recovery that needs to be made.
Tarcisio
11:04
São Paulo has this nostalgia.
Tarcisio
11:07
And the recovery — the matter of the intercity train and later Sorocaba‑SP, São José dos Campos‑SP, Santos‑SP — is connected to that.
Tarcisio
11:14
Later the Sorocaba–Campinas link, the Campinas–Ribeirão link, the Sorocaba–Bauru link have to do with this recovery.
Tarcisio
11:23
About: promote public-private partnerships to revitalize the urban center
But there was another legacy that was important: the revitalization of the downtown.
Why it was classified this way · 90% confidence States that the revitalization of the city center was an important legacy.
Tarcisio
11:28
And then Afif said, there is a project, this was thought of back then.
Tarcisio
11:34
And when we looked at the literature and when we thought about recovering degraded areas, areas that served as open-use scenes, the literature was unanimous: we needed to form an alliance of public policies.
Tarcisio
11:47
About: implement social assistance policies for degraded areas
To have a health policy, to have an assistance policy, to have a public security policy, to have a housing policy and to have an investment that was iconic, that was notable, that was transformative.
Why it was classified this way · 85% confidence mentions assistance as a necessary component of urban recovery.
Tarcisio
12:01
And then Afif showed me studies that were done years ago.
Tarcisio
12:06
He presented to me, for example, the old project by Paulo Mendes da Rocha, which envisioned the structuring of this administrative center.
Tarcisio
12:16
Now, this remained stalled, it was forgotten.
Tarcisio
12:22
And then we see something.
Tarcisio
12:23
Folks, having an idea is easy.
Tarcisio
12:27
Talking about an idea is easy.
Tarcisio
12:30
Selling an idea even in an electoral program, in a meeting, in a campaign.
Tarcisio
12:37
It's easy.
Tarcisio
12:38
The hard part is getting this idea off the page.
Tarcisio
12:41
The hard part is making it happen.
Tarcisio
12:43
Why was Tônio Santos Guarujá expected for 101 years?
Tarcisio
12:52
It was necessary to take that off the drawing board.
Tarcisio
12:56
It was necessary to talk about rescuing the downtown.
Tarcisio
12:58
Do you know why?
Tarcisio
13:00
Because many people are still downtown to this day, because they believed that this rescue would one day come.
Tarcisio
13:06
That the city of São Paulo deserved a completely different downtown.
Tarcisio
13:11
About: hold a public competition to select architectural projects
And we started to discuss, let's do the project, and then came the idea: we need a public competition.
Why it was classified this way · 90% confidence Says 'vamos fazer um concurso público' instead of delegating projects.
Tarcisio
13:18
Since the creation of Brasília, iconic projects were delegated, assigned to certain well-known architecture firms.
Tarcisio
13:27
Let's change that logic, let's hold a public competition, let's see what new talents we have.
Tarcisio
13:33
Then Pablo and Fernanda's team appeared with this wonderful project, wonderful.
Tarcisio
13:38
That you fall in love with when you see it, and that's why it won the competition, unanimously.
Tarcisio
13:44
And when we see the project, we're going to put it into action.
Tarcisio
13:48
I remember, André, receiving opposition deputies at the Palácio dos Bandeirantes, and them saying to me, look, you won't do this, right, let's see.
Tarcisio
14:01
You won't get this off the paper, right, let's see.
Tarcisio
14:03
This won't happen, right, will it?
Tarcisio
14:06
There is no such thing as impossible.
Tarcisio
14:08
That story: not knowing it was impossible, he went and did it.
Tarcisio
14:13
And the day arrived, the day to hold the auction, the day to take this step in the rehabilitation of the downtown, which will add to other steps we are taking.
Tarcisio
14:24
About: eradicate Cracolândia through integrated treatment and security policies
People said it was impossible to finish Cracolândia, but why is it impossible?
Why it was classified this way · 90% confidence rejects the idea of impossibility and notes that it was possible to act.
Tarcisio
14:31
And after setting up a support infrastructure, 700 support beds for safe detoxification, changing the therapeutic approach, bringing three new police units, opening 44 therapeutic houses, because people think... It didn't disappear because of a miracle.
Tarcisio
14:48
It disappeared because it was dispersed.
Tarcisio
14:49
They didn't follow how it was done, the work that was done.
Tarcisio
14:52
About: implement an integrated care and treatment program for drug dependence
The work of registering each person one by one, to know each person's history.
Why it was classified this way · 85% confidence describes registration and support infrastructure as an action carried out.
Tarcisio
14:56
To know who each person there was, what assistance each needed.
Tarcisio
15:03
All of that is documented.
Tarcisio
15:05
The cross-referencing of data, what each person has already done.
Tarcisio
15:08
About: cross databases to identify care and reintegration needs
Let's look at the Caged database, let's look at the criminal database, let's know who is a former inmate of the prison system, let's understand why this happens, let's understand the logic of the crime behind the illegal businesses in the downtown used to launder money.
Why it was classified this way · 82% confidence proposes cross-referencing CAGED and criminal data to understand cases.
Tarcisio
15:22
About: carry out police operations to combat trafficking and robberies
And we'll combat that, we'll shut it down, we'll use courage, we'll confront it.
Why it was classified this way · 92% confidence declares 'vamos combater isso, vamos fechar... vamos enfrentar' directly.
Tarcisio
15:28
About: implement an integrated care and treatment program for drug dependence
And we saw Cracolândia shrinking, shrinking, shrinking.
Why it was classified this way · 75% confidence reports an observed effect ('desidratando', 'desapareceu') without proposing new action.
Tarcisio
15:31
It disappeared on a Thursday and the media reported it for the first time on Monday, because we worked quietly.
Tarcisio
15:38
Method.
Tarcisio
15:40
Perseverance.
Tarcisio
15:41
It wasn't a miracle.
Tarcisio
15:43
It wasn't spreading.
Tarcisio
15:44
It was technique.
Tarcisio
15:45
It was literature.
Tarcisio
15:47
It was study.
Tarcisio
15:50
About: carry out an iconic public investment for urban transformation
But what was missing was the iconic investment.
Why it was classified this way · 86% confidence states that 'o investimento icônico' is lacking, which promotes urban transformation.
Tarcisio
15:54
The investment that will promote the greatest urban transformation we will see in the city of São Paulo, after Anhangabaú.
Tarcisio
16:02
Which is this transformation of São Paulo's administrative center.
Tarcisio
16:06
It's the marriage we're beginning now.
Tarcisio
16:09
About: concentrate state government structures in a single administrative center
For us, from a financial point of view, it's very worthwhile.
Why it was classified this way · 90% confidence says 'vou ganhar produtividade... concentrar as estruturas do Estado'.
Tarcisio
16:12
Because, first, I'm going to gain productivity.
Tarcisio
16:15
I'll consolidate the state's structures in a single place, a single address.
Tarcisio
16:23
I'll gain efficiency, I'll gain time—travel time.
Tarcisio
16:26
About: generate revenue through exploitation or disposal of public properties
I'll be able to generate revenue from these properties we have scattered across the city of São Paulo, which no longer best serve our public servants.
Why it was classified this way · 85% confidence states 'vou poder fazer dinheiro com esses imóveis' explicitly.
Tarcisio
16:36
About: transfer public servants to an administrative center in Campos Elíseos
And then we'll bring 22,000 people to work in Campos Elíseos.
Why it was classified this way · 90% confidence states that 'vamos trazer 22 mil pessoas para trabalhar nos Campos Elíseos'.
Tarcisio
16:41
And then comes the project: integration with gardens.
Tarcisio
16:45
The various movements we have from one side to the other, the active frontages, the businesses, life.
Tarcisio
16:53
And back then we used to say, we're going to give the city back to the people.
Tarcisio
16:59
We're going to restore dignity to downtown São Paulo.
Tarcisio
17:03
And that is the iconic investment.
Tarcisio
17:04
That is the most important thing.
Tarcisio
17:06
It's the urban transformation, it's the return of life.
Tarcisio
17:09
It's the return of business, the return of commerce, the return of movement.
Tarcisio
17:13
The effect of this is enormous.
Tarcisio
17:16
Never again will downtown São Paulo be degraded or be as degraded as it became.
Tarcisio
17:20
Never.
Tarcisio
17:27
About: create the Culture Boulevard by integrating cultural spaces downtown
It won't stop there, because it's not just the administrative center.
Why it was classified this way · 85% confidence announces the Boulevard da Cultura and integration with spaces such as Sala São Paulo.
Tarcisio
17:31
It's the Boulevard da Cultura, which will start at Sala São Paulo and extend through Praça Júlio Prestes.
Tarcisio
17:38
It's Jardim da Luz being integrated, Ricardo, with the Pinacoteca, so we can hold exhibitions in the open-air garden, to give people access to culture.
Tarcisio
17:52
That's not all.
Tarcisio
17:53
About: relocate metropolitan policing command to the administrative center
It's the headquarters of our military police, which will go to block 37, will be in front of the heart of the Liceu de Jesus.
Why it was classified this way · 83% confidence announces that the military police headquarters will be in the heart of the center.
Tarcisio
18:03
Our metropolitan policing command.
Tarcisio
18:06
It's not just that, it's the Parque do Moinho.
Tarcisio
18:08
They used to say, it's impossible to end the Moinho favela.
Tarcisio
18:10
Impossible, why?
Tarcisio
18:14
About: implement a national plan to eliminate favelas and combat fraud in housing programs
And of the 916 families, we have already given dignity, rehoused, from a housing standpoint, 858.
Why it was classified this way · 80% confidence reports having 'endereçado' 858 of the 916 families, claiming governmental action.
Tarcisio
18:22
About: convert the Moinho favela into a public park
And there we will transform what was the Moinho favela into a park.
Why it was classified this way · 90% confidence declares intent and action to transform the favela into a park.
Tarcisio
18:28
Also at Bom Retiro Station.
Tarcisio
18:32
And it's interesting — do you know when you capture people's feeling?
Tarcisio
18:37
When you see people doing AI simulations to show what the Moinho favela will be like, that doesn't come from the government, it comes from someone there putting the dream into it.
Tarcisio
18:48
How do I imagine the Moinho favela will look?
Tarcisio
18:50
What will the Moinho park be like?
Tarcisio
18:52
I want to see this place different.
Tarcisio
18:58
The downtown, which was so sung about,
Tarcisio
19:00
by so many people, by Adoniran, by Caetano Veloso, will be transformed, will be returned to the people.
Tarcisio
19:09
It's dignity through and through.
Tarcisio
19:12
And that only was possible because one person believed it was possible.
Tarcisio
19:20
And those passionate people make the difference.
Tarcisio
19:24
My youngest secretary, Guilherme Afif Domingos.
Tarcisio
19:35
That youth — youth is not about chronological age.
Tarcisio
19:41
It's in the head, it's in the idea, it's in not accepting obsolescence, it's in seeing what we can do differently, what we can deliver to the citizen, it's in building the legacy.
Tarcisio
19:54
And if there hadn't been a passionate guy to push this forward, it wouldn't have left the page.
Tarcisio
20:01
And then, I remember how many times we discussed this in the campaign, at the start of the term, in the first meetings.
Tarcisio
20:11
You know that every time I received an idea, I would write that idea down in a notebook.
Tarcisio
20:15
And this government plan was written, materialized in a notebook.
Tarcisio
20:19
And we controlled everything that was in the notebook.
Tarcisio
20:21
In fact, to this day everything that is a state matter goes into the notebook.
Tarcisio
20:25
And the secretaries already know, it's not good to end up in my pending-notes notebook.
Tarcisio
20:30
They will be held accountable.
Tarcisio
20:32
And we tried to design, tried to imagine what it would be, tried to establish the timeline.
Tarcisio
20:37
and how many discussions we had, FIF.
Tarcisio
20:39
How many discussions.
Tarcisio
20:41
You were fundamental for this to happen.
Tarcisio
20:44
And you, you.
Tarcisio
20:47
You are leaving a huge legacy for the city of São Paulo.
Tarcisio
20:51
And this legacy is so great that we wanted to make it last forever.
Tarcisio
20:54
About: propose to the Legislative Assembly to name the administrative center in honor of Silvia Maria Delivenere Domingos
And we're going to propose the following to the Legislative Assembly.
Why it was classified this way · 80% confidence announces intent to propose the nomination to the Legislative Assembly.
Tarcisio
20:58
About: name the administrative center in honor of Silvia Maria Delivenere Domingos
This administrative center has to be called Silvia Maria Delivenere Domingos.
Why it was classified this way · 95% confidence explicitly states the name to be proposed for the administrative center.
Tarcisio
21:25
It's a simple way to honor what you're doing for this city.
Tarcisio
21:37
To honor.
Tarcisio
21:38
everything you've already done for this country's entrepreneurs.
Tarcisio
21:41
By the way, I see many here.
Tarcisio
21:45
Folks from Galeria do Rock, Marconi.
Tarcisio
21:49
Where are the folks from downtown?
Tarcisio
21:51
Where are our shopkeepers?
Tarcisio
21:53
Where are the people who make a difference?
Tarcisio
21:54
Where are the folks who have always believed in downtown São Paulo?
Tarcisio
21:58
Who never abandoned downtown São Paulo?
Tarcisio
22:01
There they are.
Tarcisio
22:03
We'll do this together.
Tarcisio
22:05
You believed, and we believed too.
Tarcisio
22:07
And we're going to see this thing come to life now.
Tarcisio
22:09
In a few years.
Tarcisio
22:11
About: implement a VLT in the historic center of São Paulo
We'll be riding the VLT, leaving from a CPTM station — for example, Júlio Prestes station — traveling through the historic center, arriving at Luz, and people will get to know it, will circulate through the administrative center, Miguel.
Why it was classified this way · 85% confidence describes future use of VLT integrated with CPTM as an urban goal.
Tarcisio
22:31
I remember the first meeting, when we saw the first timeline, the first draft, right, Fifi?
Tarcisio
22:35
I said, folks, this won't do, they're going to tighten the nut.
Tarcisio
22:42
But things happened, Afif.
Tarcisio
22:45
So, there are some projects that are different from the others.
Tarcisio
22:51
You don't choose a favorite child, right?
Tarcisio
22:52
Every child is important to us.
Tarcisio
22:54
But this project is different.
Tarcisio
22:56
This is a legacy through and through.
Tarcisio
22:59
And you, Afif, deserve every honor today.
Tarcisio
23:02
Because you were tremendous.
Tarcisio
23:04
And your work, on behalf of those who work hard, on behalf of the small entrepreneur, will be immortalized.
Tarcisio
23:10
Just as Pablo's and Fernanda's projects will be immortalized.
Tarcisio
23:13
Because, no kidding, the project is wonderful.
Tarcisio
23:17
It's awesome.
Tarcisio
23:18
It's the kind of project we fall in love with when we see it.
Tarcisio
23:21
And then, when you fall in love, you say, we're going to do it.
Tarcisio
23:26
And there it is.
Tarcisio
23:27
We took an important step today.
Tarcisio
23:29
In a few years, we'll come back and we'll see downtown São Paulo.
Tarcisio
23:34
It will be absolutely different.
Tarcisio
23:36
About: implement iconic projects (cultural buildings and facilities) to revitalize downtown
We will restore the downtown this city deserves.
Why it was classified this way · 86% confidence promises 'devolver o centro que essa cidade merece', indicating revitalization.
Tarcisio
23:42
So, folks, to celebrate this, let's open it.
Tarcisio
23:48
See how the handwriting is ugly, huh?
Tarcisio
23:50
The handwriting is ugly.
Tarcisio
23:52
Look, back then we talked about Favela do Moinho, the design was in our heads, we knew what we had to do.
Tarcisio
23:59
And the difference is between those who can get things done and those who can't.
Tarcisio
24:03
About: universalize access to sanitation
Because those who can't get things done pass by and don't solve Rodoanel, don't solve Favela do Moinho, don't solve the Santos-Guarujá Tunnel, don't solve Cracolândia, don't solve the universalization of sanitation.
Why it was classified this way · 95% confidence mentions 'universalização do saneamento' as a pending issue to resolve.
Tarcisio
24:21
Then you think, wow, how much time we wasted.
Tarcisio
24:23
We could be way ahead.
Tarcisio
24:25
This state is wonderful, it's huge.
Tarcisio
24:26
We could be making faster progress.
Tarcisio
24:28
But we're going to get there now.
Tarcisio
24:29
About: speed up execution of public works and infrastructure projects
We're going to speed this train up.
Why it was classified this way · 80% confidence declares 'vamos botar mais velocidade' in the execution of projects.
Tarcisio
24:32
And then I'd like to invite my team to come here for the hammer strike.
Tarcisio
24:36
FIFI, come here.
Tarcisio
24:38
Come with me.
Tarcisio
24:42
Felício, André, Inês, Rafael Benini, Gilberto Kassab, come here.
Tarcisio
24:48
Roberto Carneiro, Marília, Fred, Laís.
Tarcisio
24:52
Helena, the vault owner, come here, vault owner.
Tarcisio
24:56
I'd like to bring Professor Carlotti here, who until quite recently was the rector of our University of São Paulo, Codelo.
Tarcisio
25:06
Where are the folks from CETESB?
Tarcisio
25:07
Where are the folks from CPP?
Tarcisio
25:09
Where are the folks from Invest?
Tarcisio
25:10
Marconi, come over here, Marconi.
Tarcisio
25:11
Come here, Sandra.
Tarcisio
25:13
Come here, Cris.
Tarcisio
25:15
Come here, Pablo.
Tarcisio
25:16
Come here, Fernanda.
Tarcisio
25:19
Come here, Fabrício, partner.
Tarcisio
25:22
Come here, Ordine.
Tarcisio
25:24
Everyone come over here, folks.
Tarcisio
25:25
Let's go, folks.
Tarcisio
25:26
Leandro, come here too.
Tarcisio
25:29
Ricardo, this one has to be by my side.
Tarcisio
25:31
Come here, Ricardo, brother.
Tarcisio
25:35
Ricardo, who helps me so much.
Tarcisio
25:36
Ricardo, there would be no transformation of the center without this partnership.
Tarcisio
25:44
Stay here, okay. Pedro.
Tarcisio
25:57
Is everyone here?
Tarcisio
25:59
Yeah. Now, let's... the matters of style here.
Tarcisio
26:12
Let's... You know we really have to bang the gavel with energy, right?
Tarcisio
26:18
That's what brings good things.
Tarcisio
26:20
Tomorrow there's more.
Tarcisio
26:21
About: allocate R$9 billion for investments in urban infrastructure
Another 9 billion in investment.
Why it was classified this way · 90% confidence explicitly announces 'Mais 9 bi de investimento' as a commitment.
Tarcisio
26:24
About: carry out 520 kilometers of urban interventions
Another 520 kilometers of intervention.
Why it was classified this way · 90% confidence announces 'Mais 520 quilômetros de intervenção' as a planned action.
Tarcisio
26:26
More transformation.
Tarcisio
26:28
But today is extremely special.
Tarcisio
26:31
So, folks, let's strike it with a lot of energy because it deserves it.
AI classification from the transcript of a public video. See the Methodology