Erika Hilton: People need to work to live, not live to work.
Erika Hilton: Those who have always looked after the employer's interests, those who have always profited from the exploitation of the working class did not want to see this delivery being made.
But President Lula's commitment, the commitment of our benches in this House, the commitment of the VAT movement, led by the great Councilor Rick Azevedo, who approached our office...
Erika Hilton: Recognition must be made: the LGBTQIA+ community is a major protagonist of this struggle, is a major protagonist of this delivery that tonight will be given to millions of Brazilians, to millions of families, to millions of people who said: "Madam Deputy, I want to see my children", "Madam Deputy, I want to live with my father, with my mother".
Erika Hilton: Right here today, in the Chamber's plenary, some said: "Madam Deputy, I hardly saw my mother because she worked the 6 by 1 schedule, and I raised my sisters so my mother could work a 6 by 1 schedule, inhuman, at the end of the year, coming home at 2 a.m., at 3 a.m., because she worked in a store".