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Samara Martins: Redes sociais: limites e usos táticos para a esquerda #Shorts
25 statements · 1 politicians · August 12, 2026 · 2 min
Statements by Samara Martins. 25 transcribed statements, with topic and stance on the ones the analysis classified. Topics: Political Activism, Democracy, Transparency & Investigation, Digital environment regulation.
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Exactly.
We were even talking about this here before we started the podcast.
About: use digital and public spaces for political mobilization
And it's necessary to use these spaces while we still have them.
- Neutral
About: strengthen democracy in Brazil
But we're not under the illusion that there is a democracy.
- Neutral
About: democratize access to information via the internet
Because they said the internet would now democratize access to information and that everyone would now have equal access.
- Against
About: democratize access to information via the internet
We don't believe that, because there is a... an owner.
- Neutral
About: regulate digital platform companies
There are companies, in fact, that control the internet, that control the apps, etc.
About: guarantee permanence of urban occupations
So much so that in this current struggle in Paraná, where we're defending that the occupation not be evicted, we took a stand to prevent the eviction, to keep the occupation, and the page of Unidade Popular do Paraná was taken down.
- Neutral
About: regulate digital platform companies
So it's not a space that's ours; it's a space controlled by those who have political standing, even those with financial and political power.
- Neutral
About: democratize access to information via the internet
So it's not a space that will be guaranteed to us easily.
- Neutral
About: protect digital press freedom
Our newspaper, including Jornal Verdade — excellent, for those who haven't had a chance to check it out — had its page; it stayed up for about two, three months.
- Neutral
About: protect freedom of expression
Because they attacked, because we were talking against Palestine, they attacked and took down our page.
Not against Palestine, right?
About: express support for Palestine
In defense of Palestine, against Israel.
- Neutral
About: protect freedom of expression
So, they took down our page.
- Neutral
About: regulate digital platform companies
So, it's a space that's dominated.
About: prioritize street mobilization instead of relying on digital platforms
It's dominated by the right, by the ruling classes, and we have no illusion that that's where we will guarantee our organization.
About: use digital and public spaces for political mobilization
But we believe it's extremely necessary that we use the spaces that are still available.
- Neutral
About: use digital and public spaces for political mobilization
For example, we're here on the podcast Três Irmãos, using this space.
- Neutral
About: combat automated attacks on social networks
We have our Instagram page, which was even attacked by bots, and we've been trying to figure out how to keep it going.
About: use social networks for dialogue with the population
Even while suffering these attacks, we think it's still a space to engage in dialogue with people, one that should be used, and we're trying to improve our presence there.
About: publicize one's own political narrative to society
In fact, what you said — anyone who can invite us so we can promote our program — is fundamental.
About: mobilize supporters for political action
But understanding that our real place, and where we were born, is on the streets.
About: mobilize supporters for political action
We want to win our people in the streets, because even if they took down the newspaper's page, our newspaper is out on the street.
Our newspaper keeps...
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