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What Samara Martins said about allocate debt resources to finance social housing

About: allocate debt resources to finance social housing

Samara Martins: And then we'll see.

Samara Martins: The public debt today consumes 5.8 billion per day from our budget.

That would be enough to build, on average, a house worth 150,000, let's say, to eliminate our country's housing deficit.

Samara Martins · 34:25

Samara Martins: A 150,000 house, disregarding the lot, because the lot belongs to the government, disregarding all of that.

Samara Martins: And it's even interesting, I went there to Pernambuco, talked with the construction workers, with the construction union there, and they said, if the country gave the same money that it gives to the construction companies to us, we would build more houses than the construction companies build.

Why it was classified this way · 85% confidence

Performs a calculation claiming that suspending the debt would finance housing.

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