Samara Martins: So much so that our organizing — the struggle movement in neighborhoods, villages and favelas — also organized within Unidade Popular and fights for housing.
Samara Martins: Not to be put on some list that the city hall makes where a person waits for 500 years.
A dignified home, but to say it's possible, because there are more empty houses than people needing housing, there are more built spaces than people needing housing.
Samara Martins: Brazil wouldn't need to build another house, not another house, if the closed spaces were used, if closed spaces were renovated to guarantee housing.
Samara Martins: So we've been carrying out occupations in defense of housing.