Samara Martins: Our agitation, because we do it like mini rallies every day on the street with our newspaper.
Samara Martins: So, presenting our program, it's a newspaper open to people who want to write for our paper, despite the questions raised about whether we are or are not on social networks.
It's not something we abhor, like, we're not going to be there; in fact we've grown a lot since the start of our pre-candidacy on Instagram, we have our communications committee working, so... it's not abhorrent, but it's the way we understand not only the internet space, but communication in a general sense, which is inside monopolies.
Samara Martins: And these monopolies are dominated by a class.
Samara Martins: That applies to television, to radio, and to the internet itself.