Samara Martins: And then when it breaks, when such a scandal occurs — which is inherent to the capitalist system and to this current logic of organization of that class, namely these financial oligarchies, these combined capitals forming financial capital.
Samara Martins: It's to be able to use our money for their own benefit.
So it's much better that we have our money, and that's why we're against the privatization of Brazilian banks, which keeps increasing, granting concessions, bringing in more shareholders, including foreigners.
Samara Martins: And that's control.
Samara Martins: It's control over issues essential for the country's existence, like finances, strategic metals, oil — all of that.