Samara Martins - Pré candidata à Presidência do Brasil - Podcast 3 Irmãos #1011

"My brothers, shall we talk about Brazil?"

"Here with you, Rodrigo, the Três Irmãos podcast."

"By my side, my bro, my brother, Roberto Andrade, filho borracha, at the mixing board operating, our director, Pedro Henrique."

"Hey, Robertinho, good morning."

"How are you?"

"What's up, my brothers, all good?"

"I'm very well."

"It seems to me that today we'll have a very serious topic."

"Given the sobriety with which you started this episode today, it even seemed somewhat different from the usual."

"Yeah, I don't think there needs to be anything conventional, it's really just, like, let's have a cool conversation, right?"

"We have a presidential hopeful here in our house and we have to talk about Brazil, about a development plan, about government, about projects, right?"

"Let's get to know this pre-candidate too and have this conversation which is extremely important."

"Another presidential hopeful here on Três Irmãos."

"Sure, that's important, I think... One of the major things we try to do is bring to the folks here the knowledge, the opportunity to dive deeper into the people who are running for the most important positions that determine the fate of our country."

"And I hope to hear, of course, proposals, to better understand the approach, the line of reasoning, the paths we might take or not."

"And, of course, I don't want to hear anything less than the truth."

"Samara Martins."

"Thanks, you know?"

"Thank you as well."

"Good morning, Rodrigo."

"Good morning, Roberto."

About: guarantee radio and TV time for small-party candidates

"Very important for us at Unidade Popular to have this space, because it's very precious to us; they don't give us TV time, they don't give us radio time."

About: guarantee radio and TV time for small-party candidates

"So it's very important for us to have this space here, and I already thank you for the invitation, ok?"

"Thanks a lot."

"Welcome, thank you for being here as well."

About: guarantee radio and TV time for small-party candidates

"And for the folks who don't know you, despite already being a presidential hopeful, I think the vast majority still don't know you, due to the lack of media opportunity to present yourself as others manage to do, sometimes with their own resources, financial or media-related, sometimes with media support."

"A little about Samara — who is she?"

"Cool."

"Exactly."

About: guarantee radio and TV time for small-party candidates

"We've even been saying on the streets that, unfortunately, people have never heard my name."

About: run for President of the Republic

"We said, I'm Samara Martins, I'm a pre-candidate for President of Brazil."

About: expand political participation of people without party affiliation

"People are even startled that I'm a pre-candidate, because I don't have that kind of political background."

"traditional, although I did begin my political life in the secondary student movement in Belo Horizonte."

"I was born in Minas Gerais, but I've been in Rio Grande do Norte, in Natal, for 15 years, which is where I graduated."

About: strengthen primary care and early diagnosis in SUS

"I'm a dentist in the Family Health Strategy, part of the SUS, which is something I defend, my passion."

"I'm also a specialist in public health, with an emphasis on the Family Health Strategy."

About: offer health care and rehabilitation to people experiencing homelessness

"Today I provide care in a prison, in fact, attending to those who are sometimes not considered important in society, who are there the trash of society, and I've done that work because the SUS also serves people deprived of liberty, people experiencing homelessness."

About: ensure adequate funding for the SUS

"So it's a wonderful system that, unfortunately, is not financed the way it needs to be, but it's a necessity, and we must fight hard to make it happen."

"I started in the student movement."

"but I was also part of the university movement and served as director of women at the UNE, the National Union of Students."