Samara Martins: It is necessary to guarantee income, and that is why we have advocated a 100% increase of the minimum wage, so that women do not depend financially on their attackers.
Samara Martins: It is necessary to guarantee daycare, it is necessary to guarantee communal laundries, it is necessary... It is necessary to guarantee subsidized restaurants, because that indeed guarantees the emancipation of women in our country.
And it is necessary to criminalize all misogyny that spreads hatred, that spreads the idea that we women are inferior to men, including holding digital platforms accountable that ensure this hatred is propagated.
Samara Martins: Because when it suits them, platforms take pages down, but these misogynistic... sexist groups, which even incite rape, violence against women, remain free, gaining followers and views, and these platforms also need to be held accountable.
Samara Martins: And this is our debate, a women's candidacy to end femicide, to end violence against women in Brazil.