
Thank you. I bring the fortalecimento of my brothers and brothers and sisters, and I'm going to But I also bring here, deputy, the talk of our leaders that experienced that time in that time. When we started this discussion, many would not want to say Because they were... they didn't believe in justice So with this talk I get here And I still want to believe that there is a justice in our country. Thank you. Let us fight for us, make us pay our rights that were violated and they are being violated until today It's very good to talk about reparations. But the reparation was not only in the past, we were still being violated every day in our territory, as well said the doctor, who told me. Transamazônica passa no meio da nossa casa, nós não temos liberdade. The Brazilian state doesn't comply with the role of guaranteeing our security. Né? From the moment we are in this fight a The world knows that we were violated. How do we still have to prove that? So, from the moment This house AGU Né? It creates a series of criteria for not recognizing our rights. We are living a institutionalized dictatorship. which is much more serious. Né? So we have little time to talk about it, we have a lot of things on our mouth. Né? But I leave this talk I want to believe that there is justice in this country. Paguen pelas reparações. É muito bom ter o nosso companheiro deputado. It's "Renoit", right? brought this audience to us, but I also wanted to, in the next audience, the financiers here with us, because we want to look at the eyes of them and say: "You killed My grandfather You had my aunt. So... Areca, my dear, I'm not a man, I'm not a man. we will continue living and strong in our territory. Thank you.
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