Kim Kataguiri: "Oh no, it's because there is an abusive increase by the gas station".
Kim Kataguiri: Folks, gas stations face high competition; they compete for profit margins in pennies.
Even if there are major abuses by gas stations, Brazil's problem is much deeper than such a shallow and populist debate.
Kim Kataguiri: During the last 40 years — and I'm not only talking about PT governments — we did not have the capacity to invest in science and technology in the oil and gas sector and in refining, to become self-sufficient.
Kim Kataguiri: We lost historic opportunities, as we lost several over the last 40 years, in productivity, modernization, State reform, and infrastructure improvement.