Samara Martins: I'm going to ask you about the health issue, because it's an issue very important to me.
Samara Martins: You are a doctor, I am a dentist, I'm a dentist in the SUS, I don't know if you also worked in the SUS, but I am a specialist in public health, with an emphasis on the Family Health Strategy.
And one of the things that scared me a bit in the program was precisely the advocacy that 80% of what you defend, that 80% of appointments would be via telehealth, via telemedicine.
Samara Martins: And that runs counter to what we defend in the SUS, which is the defense of the bond, which is the defense of community health workers, of contact with the population, of family health, of having overall control over the family's health in a broad concept, not just the absence of disease, but the social issues that involve the concept of health.
Samara Martins: Why defend that and how will this not destroy, including, primary care in our country?