Samara Martins: Because when we talk, including, about these decisions that should not be monocratic, more than just bringing in other parliamentarians, it is about calling the people to participate in all decisions.
Samara Martins: This applies to the academic community, it applies to civil society, it applies to the fathers and mothers who are normally not heard in these decisions.
Privatizing education is the line of those who want to sell education.
Samara Martins: including reducing access, because to the extent that these companies want to profit, as has been the case in several states, the quality of teaching decreases, labor relations become precarious, the guarantee of minimum wage floors, the guarantee of professional recognition diminishes.
Samara Martins: So we continue to defend a public, free, quality and universal education with popular participation.