
Governor of Amapá highlights advances in startups, paving and challenges on BR-156 in an interview with Rede Amazônica
The governor of Amapá, Clécio Luís, discusses in an interview with Rede Amazônica the growth of startups in the state, investments in road infrastructure, the complexity of works on BR-156 and his stance in support of public safety.
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The governor discusses the progress of public works and the economic situation of the state of Amapá.
Concluding the interview, Clécio says he is grateful for the space on Rede Amazônica’s programming.
“We are the state that has grown the most in startups,” he says.
Superfácil Digital: everything you have physically you should have digitally, he says.
"We have already done more than 500km of paving between highways and urban roads", he states.
“The state has to prioritize its highways,” he says.
“We were the ones who brought the oil here,” he says.
Clécio says it is necessary to know how much investment will be applied to highways in the affected areas
About the Equatorial Margin: there are good and bad examples on this subject, according to Clécio.
He also says that the work is a joint effort and that it is a priority for his government, but that companies need to work.
He says that the work has guaranteed resources and that companies in the northern section had problems completing the work.
About BR 156: Clécio says that if any candidate comes and promises that they will deliver the works, they will be lying.
“My side is the side of the police and those who provide public security,” he says

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