Getulio Vargas, president of Brazil, has just confirmed his attendance next Monday, 1946. He will be speaking about public enterprises (both public and state-controlled) and the importance in involving the state in the industrialization of the state. In his speech he will be addressing the vitality that the middle and working class people of Brazil are justly represented for they are the nation he represents and they are the nation that carries the countries economy on their backs. But it is not only the white he will speak for but he will also press on the level of equality between all men, and how no race is superior nor inferior to another but instead equal and deserve to have their needs met. His role as a president is devoted to listening and supporting the voices of the voters, the voices of the masses.