Tabata Amaral: When I decided to enter politics, they said I wouldn't even get five hundred votes; there were more than 250 thousand.
Tabata Amaral: When I arrived in Brasília, they said the girl from the periphery would be swallowed up.
I created, coordinated and passed more than thirty laws that today change the lives of many people.
Tabata Amaral: It is not easy, because you have to convince, to add, to look at your opponent and see not an enemy to be destroyed, but a vote, a support to be won.
Tabata Amaral: It is not easy, because today anger is the cheapest fuel in Brazilian politics, it is the easiest to spark and also the most profitable.