Santo André, located in the São Paulo metropolitan region, is preparing to become a benchmark for smart cities under the leadership of its young mayor, Gilvan Junior. At just 32 years old, he is determined to transform the municipality into a model of technology and sustainability. In April, Santo André, with a population of 748,919, will inaugurate…
Santo André: A connected Brazilian city in full transformation
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