Simone Tebet: And he doesn't bring it through numbers, but by talking about people.
Simone Tebet: Look at the title, look at the name of the program: São Paulo Protects.
It's not São Paulo Statistics, it's São Paulo Protects — the Black, brown, dark-skinned youth from the periphery against violence, against violence, because our young people from the periphery are the ones who die the most.
Simone Tebet: São Paulo protects women who are victims of domestic violence, from femicide.
Simone Tebet: São Paulo protects our workers, our middle class and, especially, our elderly.