Romeu Zema: We have here Mercosul, which is little used.
Romeu Zema: Argentina is right next to us, Uruguay is right next to us, Paraguay is right next to us, Chile the same.
And it makes sense for them to produce something over there and for us to have an exchange here, which can even be transported by road or by rail, those goods, and not need to travel from one side of the world to the other.
Romeu Zema: So what I want is a Brazil that has many customers and not a Brazil that stays tied up, as has happened with China.
Romeu Zema: Remember that BRICS is a bloc that has much more to do with pro-China interests than properly with Brazilian interests.