Samara Martins: The indigenous peoples set the course for how our people's organization should be.
Samara Martins: If we take another example, when they tried to approve the PEC of 'shielding' — of banditry, as we called it.
The people said, this won't pass — you're trying to protect your corruption, which indeed is inherent to the capitalist system because it's to guarantee privileges, to guarantee profit, to guarantee the embezzlement, even, of public money for private benefit, and they create various tricks to do this, and we'll talk about that too.
Samara Martins: At that moment too, the people took to the streets and said, it won't pass.
Samara Martins: And then many of those defending it said, no, you misunderstood, it wasn't really that, we never defended that, we defended 'shielding.'