In this government, as long as we have a worker who comes from the people as president of Brazil, no worker, male or female, will be invisible. Your pain will reach us here at the Presidential Palace. It's very important for us to acquire our own vehicle. It's very important for us to have [music] and the dignity to be able to buy our motorcycle, our car. I am a person who spent many years experiencing homelessness. I spent 14 years in Crackland. Six years ago, I found the strength, I stood my ground, I managed to get out, I managed to buy my motorcycle. I finished school, started studying [music], went to college, and I'm studying social work. Here, music is giving us the conditions for people to have the opportunity, through their own effort, to be able to go home and say: "This is mine, it came from my sweat, it came from my work." That's what Moove Brasil is all about: enabling drivers to work and build their own wealth. [applause] which on one hand increases the quality of life of the worker, on the other hand stimulates industry, it stimulates employment. [music] There is no possibility that this country will not make a leap in quality. If the state [music industry] knows how to offer, through public policies, the opportunities that people need, including raising awareness among business owners, then it's worth believing that nothing is impossible. What exists is the motivation and the opportunity that people need to change their lives. [applause] [applause]