Samara Martins: It's precisely by confronting it.
Samara Martins: People often say that, but then if you raise the minimum wage by 100%, everything will increase and inflation will rise.
It's a control over the entire production chain, from production, including investing in family farming, ensuring control over distribution, over the storage of food in our country, because that's what's happening today.
Samara Martins: For people to eat, it is becoming increasingly expensive and wages haven't even risen.
Samara Martins: And also, we are an extremely rich country, the tenth-largest economy in the world, and in Latin America we are one of the countries that has some of the lowest wages