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What Samara Martins said about allocate public debt resources to food security programs

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Samara Martins: So it shouldn't even be commercialized.

Samara Martins: But let's go back to our reasoning.

Using those 5.8 billion per day from the public debt, we would have 6.1 million basic food baskets per day.

Samara Martins · 37:21

Samara Martins: 6 million food baskets, at a value of R$950, which is the most expensive in Brazil, in São Paulo, the basic food basket.

Samara Martins: And I told you, food insecurity in Brazil is 6.4 million.

Why it was classified this way · 85% confidence

Calculates that debt resources could provide millions of basic food baskets per day.

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