Samara Martins: and we've been doing that, so much so that one of Unidade Popular's first proposals that went viral, let's say, was that politicians be required, all of them, from city councilors to the President of the Republic,
Samara Martins: to use the SUS and public education, as I do; in addition to working in the SUS, I use it — I had my children in the SUS, and my whole family uses the SUS, just as they use public schooling.
My children are in CEMEIS there in Natal, which are Early Childhood Education Centers.
Samara Martins: So we think all politicians should use them.
Samara Martins: Because it makes no sense for you to legislate to secure resources for public health and public education, but then find those services so bad that you have to use a paid service paid for by us.