Gabriel Azevedo: Minas Gerais has a lot to teach Brazil.
Gabriel Azevedo: At this moment, when we respect the opponent, speak as equals and know that in this 45-minute slot... There's plenty of time to talk about many things, but I still haven't been able to talk about our goal of zero femicides, I haven't been able to talk about our zero-dump policy.
There are 322 Minas Gerais and I really want to put an end to them.
Gabriel Azevedo: I didn't get to talk, beyond railway infrastructure, about our irrigation policy, how much Semig needs to help the small producer so food becomes cheaper on people's tables, how much Semig can have a better three-phase model, how much... How much the youth really need perspective — I, who was for four years Undersecretary of Youth of Minas Gerais and visited more than 400 municipalities, small towns in Minas cannot be left utterly abandoned because people there can't dream.
Gabriel Azevedo: So, man, I have no intention whatsoever of wasting even a second tearing anyone down.