Samara Martins: They can't even leave the 'quebradas' in their clothes, because they're different, they're something else and they'll be hostilely treated there.
Samara Martins: So... Understanding this, including the police's fight to have their career plan, to have... But the logic of police repression against their own people makes the people also reject them and say, no, this is not us, because if they're the ones who will come beat us, if they're the ones who will even attack our union movements, because it's not only in occupation movements, etc.
It's us when we're on strike, when we're mobilizing; it's workers getting... pepper spray in the face, batons.
Samara Martins: So, I wouldn't say they're not of the class.
Samara Martins: They represent another class.