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What Samara Martins said about change the economic equation to reduce poverty and privileges

About: change the economic equation to reduce poverty and privileges

Samara Martins: So the social advances we've already achieved are said to be the limit of what we can do, and that's not true.

Samara Martins: And it's only limited to guarantee the privileges of one class.

And this is true in all aspects, whether it's agriculture or services like education and health — all these moves are made to guarantee the privilege of a class, which is the one in power.

Samara Martins · 9:58

Samara Martins: Today you have parliament, the National Congress, mostly made up of big businesspeople and landowners, whom we used to call latifundists and now call agribusiness.

Samara Martins: And agribusiness takes a large part of our budget.

Why it was classified this way · 80% confidence

States that public policies tend to secure privileges for one class.

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