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What Samara Martins said about reduce salaries and benefits of parliamentarians

About: reduce salaries and benefits of parliamentarians

Samara Martins: If they are public servants, why don't they get paid like a public servant?

Samara Martins: For example, why isn't their career plan the same as the teachers'?

They should be paid like teachers; that would reduce by half or more the number of people who would even run, because they run to make a career, to get rich.

Samara Martins · 122:27

Samara Martins: So that already reduces that.

Samara Martins: Not having these trinkets like housing allowance, food allowance, jacket allowance, a bunch of things, while our people don't even have food, they get everything, even though they already have a house, even though they already have a salary of that size.

Why it was classified this way · 88% confidence

States that high salaries attract candidates seeking personal enrichment.

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