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.
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.
Samara Martins: Also, I went to Francisco Bernardo on this trip around Brazil, and I met a little 10-year-old boy named Jonathan, and he spoke at our pre-candidacy presentation event, and it's something I say — it even gives me chills — I have a six-year-old son, and you see a 10-year-old child having to think about happiness, having to think about food, having to think about housing, and he said that that day he was a happy child because he had the occupation, because in the occupation he could eat.
Samara Martins: Because in the house they lived in it was very simple and he didn't have three meals a day.