According to Boulos, not only São Paulo but also the rest of the country should reverse the urban logic. The urban policy should not be limited to housing; it is necessary to provide residents with infrastructure: schools, transport, health care, libraries. “It’s necessary to tear down social walls. We have central districts with [good] infrastructure, and peripheral districts, where laborers are cast away, and services are precarious, and so is the structure,” Boulos stated.