Tabata Amaral: We wanted an extension of two months to start, but we know that it's more important to move forward, to unblock the agenda, than to refuse to give up one of our points.
Tabata Amaral: So we started with ten days. As of next year it will be ten days, up from five; the following year, 15; the next, 20.
And I have already agreed with our President Jack Rocha that, when it reaches 20, I will file a new bill so we can continue expanding it.
Tabata Amaral: Folks, I made this... (Applause.) Thank you. I tried to make this brief summary, but I can't fail to speak about an action of ours in São Paulo, which is a campaign we are doing jointly with the Grupo Mulheres do Brasil for HPV vaccination, because I think this really shows who you are, who these so combative women are, who often do not think alike, women who are seen as community leaders, great entrepreneurs, artists, scientists, but who unite for a purpose that often does not go viral, does not make the news, does not attract attention.
Tabata Amaral: But I hope this brief account has made it very clear to those following us how present you are here in Congress, helping, mobilizing, writing, hassling us together, which is very important, but also how present you are in your communities.