Samara Martins: So our discussion with anyone, whether quilombola leaders or parliamentary leaders, is about a program.
Samara Martins: And if... Lula debates in those terms, of course we're speaking hypothetically, if he debates in those terms, the problem is his and not ours.
Because this is the wrong logic of politics we have in our country, which is based on people—that it's about whether I'm more important or more famous than someone else, that I should receive more or less than someone else.
Samara Martins: We assume that we, within the Unidade Popular, are equal.
Samara Martins: Because if that is not the logic we're defending for society—that people should not be differentiated by gender or by race—why would we do that in politics?