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.
Samara Martins: My children are in CEMEIS there in Natal, which are Early Childhood Education Centers.
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.
Samara Martins: That's another debate we also want to have about what privileges the political class has in our country.