What Romeu Zema said about reduce Brazil's economic dependence on foreign powers and combat imperialism

Romeu Zema: You need to have an accent there.

Romeu Zema: I have always been a shopkeeper, I come from a family of shopkeepers, and one of the things that most harms someone who runs a business and harms a country too is having a very large dependence on one client.

And today, Brazil depends heavily on China, and that is bad.

Romeu Zema: If tomorrow China says, 'I will stop buying Brazilian products,' Brazil will suffer a gigantic negative impact.

Romeu Zema: So what Brazil needs is to diversify its sales.