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What Samara Martins said about allocate public debt resources to food security programs

About: allocate public debt resources to food security programs

Samara Martins: 6 million basic food baskets, at a value of about R$ 950, which is the most expensive in Brazil, which is there in São Paulo, the basic food basket.

Samara Martins: And I told you all, food insecurity in Brazil is 6.4 million.

So, every day, someone who suffers from severe food insecurity could receive a basic food basket.

Samara Martins · 1:17

Samara Martins: And we don't even need a basic food basket every day.

Samara Martins: So, to put it in perspective, because when we say that 1.8 trillion of the 2026 budget goes to debt payments, it's not very clear, because we don't deal with trillions, right?

Why it was classified this way · 78% confidence

States that each day people with insecurity could receive food baskets — suggests reallocation.

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