Samara Martins: Not to be put on some list that the city hall makes where a person waits for 500 years.
Samara Martins: 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.
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.
Samara Martins: In fact, let me record, give a shout-out to our Francisco Bernardo occupation in Paraná, which was unfortunately evicted this week by the Federal Police — several families, dozens of organized families were put out on the street with nowhere to go.