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What Samara Martins said about expand workers' participation in formulating economic policies

About: expand workers' participation in formulating economic policies

Samara Martins: So, if we perceive the power we have, because we are the majority, because the working people are very creative, the working people (workers) are very creative, the working class is very creative, we can do everything.

Samara Martins: Including becoming the power in our country.

Who said that poor people don't know how to think about the economy?

Samara Martins · 1:32

Samara Martins: They say things like, 'but poor people don't know what the Selic rate is, don't know what this or that is,' but they manage a tiny household budget to keep a family, they have to be creative to figure out how to make the month's income.

Samara Martins: So, our people are extremely capable and competent and are not called upon to govern in this country.

Why it was classified this way · 80% confidence

Questions the idea that poor people don't understand the economy, advocating participation.

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