Gabriel Azevedo: And the most interesting thing, Adelene, is that when I arrived to talk at Crossrail International, I imagined I would find a large group of English people to receive me — there was Sheila.
Gabriel Azevedo: A woman from Cataguases, the daughter of a railway worker, who studied engineering at FJF and later, thanks to a federal government scholarship, went to London, studied at a railway university and today is a PhD candidate in railway systems in Birmingham, helping to build railways all over the world.
She told me, moreover, that her agency is available to partner with the government of Minas Gerais; they have already sent every possible message, because they present projects and show how to finance them, and the local government... still hasn't responded.
Gabriel Azevedo: The whole world has an abundant amount of resources to finance projects related to the green economy and decarbonization.
Gabriel Azevedo: The other day, a journalist asked whether or not I had played with a toy train set when I was a child, because I have this passion for talking about the subject.