Romeu Zema: And that's how a country develops, that's how incomes improve.
Romeu Zema: Not by bureaucratizing it with a pen stroke there in Brasília.
If reducing the working hours... brought development, then let's reduce it to 10 hours per week, problem solved, then we'd be in heaven; maybe 40 is not adequate, so let's start working 10 hours per week.
Samara Martins: 40 is not adequate and I think the candidate speaks precisely for the category he represents, for the class he belongs to, which is the class of the wealthy, the class of businessmen, because if he spoke from the perspective of workers, he would know that there are no
Samara Martins: Today, in Brazil, conditions for you to negotiate with your boss; there are no conditions for you to say how many hours you will work, quite the opposite.