Samara Martins: Because family farming is what feeds us for a large part of the process.
Samara Martins: Today we could produce all the beans we eat, but we import beans.
So, if they block us, let's suppose they block us, but they need Brazil, because some people even say it's excellent that we be the world's breadbasket, the world's farm, and we don't want to be a country dependent on others, that sells commodities and then buys the industrialized goods.
Samara Martins: to be a sovereign and independent country.
Samara Martins: We need to develop technology, we need to develop science and technology in our country, which means industrializing our country, and we are going through a process... of deindustrialization of Brazil, of re-primarization of our economy, with this colonial scent, we cannot do that.