Samara Martins: Very good question, because it's exactly one of the centralities of our program.
Samara Martins: We have defended the citizens' audit of the debt and this is a constitutional prerogative, indeed to guarantee the audit of the public debt.
We, in fact, could have already done it, because it reached presidential sanction in 2016 and was vetoed by President Dilma, so we could have already done it.
Samara Martins: There have already been experiences in the world of conducting an audit in Ecuador, including in 2008. The debt audit was carried out and they reduced the debt by 70% in Brazil, but for those watching to understand.
Samara Martins: Today, 42% of our budget is allocated to the payment of interest and amortizations of the public debt, so it's not even exactly about the debt, which is a debt, in fact, that the Citizens' Debt Audit movement has presented as illegal, because you take on debt to improve living conditions in your home or even in a country, but today that debt serves to take money away.