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Samara Martins: Como o Poder Popular Transforma Comunidades #Shorts
27 statements · 1 politicians · August 12, 2026 · 3 min
Statements by Samara Martins. 27 transcribed statements, with topic and stance on the ones the analysis classified. Topics: Food Security, Democracy & Electoral Participation, Violence Against Women and Protection, Monetary Policy.
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27 statementsFull transcript of the video. Statements the analysis classified carry topic and stance.
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About: ensure food security for families in vulnerable situations
Because in the house where they lived, it was a very simple house and he didn't have three meals a day.
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About: implement community kitchens and collective food solutions
And there in the occupation, he had his meals in the communal kitchen.
About: Expand social participation in national councils and conferences
So, it's popular power being built.
About: implement shelters and referral centers for women experiencing violence
In the same way, in the women's movement to the gabinário, which created the reference houses... to combat violence against women, by the women themselves, self-organized.
- Neutral
About: implement shelters and referral centers for women experiencing violence
Because most cities and states don't have shelters for women.
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About: expand and strengthen specialized services for women (police stations and prosecutors' offices)
Or, if there is a shelter for women, the DEAMs, which are the Delegacias de Atendimento às Mulheres, there is also one in the city that doesn't operate 24 hours a day.
- Neutral
About: expand and strengthen specialized services for women (police stations and prosecutors' offices)
Violence doesn't have a set time to happen and there is no assistance.
- Neutral
About: implement shelters and referral centers for women experiencing violence
And the girls from Alga Benário... have been fighting this struggle, they've already built, including on the 14th, 17 reference occupations to combat violence against women and have already served people in one year — which they have had for a longer time — the first was Tina Martins, here in Belo Horizonte,
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About: implement shelters and referral centers for women experiencing violence
It's a reference; in fact it's already part of the network combating violence here in the state of Minas Gerais, but we've carried out several others in other states; they serve 60,000 women per year.
Per year.
About: Expand social participation in national councils and conferences
And it is self-organized by the women.
About: Expand social participation in national councils and conferences
This is popular power.
About: Expand social participation in national councils and conferences
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.
About: Expand social participation in national councils and conferences
Including becoming the power in our country.
About: expand workers' participation in formulating economic policies
Who said that poor people don't know how to think about the economy?
About: expand workers' participation in formulating economic policies
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.
About: Expand social participation in national councils and conferences
So, our people are extremely capable and competent and are not called upon to govern in this country.
- Neutral
About: Expand social participation in national councils and conferences
Even though it's called a democracy, which would mean the people in power.
About: limit the influence of financial interests in elections
The people are not in power, because we are economically directed by this financial elite.
- Neutral
About: limit the influence of financial interests in elections
And whoever coordinates, whoever commands financially, commands politically.
- Neutral
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About: present clear government proposals to voters
Do you already have a project for all sectors of government?
- Neutral
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About: present clear government proposals to voters
Have you already put together this government plan?
About: maintain their government program
We keep our program open, including during this pre-campaign period, so that people in general can contribute to it.
About: resume/formulate political communication strategies
Including what we were talking about here earlier — the issue of communication and how we use that communications strategy — are important, so these contributions are important.
About: implement the Partido Missão program
But we do have the Unidade Popular program with 25 points and we have been developing these 25 points, pushing mainly what we consider most important or most urgent: what would be our points for the first 100 days, and what would be the structural changes needed to be able to guarantee them.
- Neutral
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About: define emergency priorities for the first 100 days of government
What is urgent for you?
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