The most ridiculous phrase of the week (3)

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The most ridiculous phrase of the week (3)

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Former leader of the Movement of Displaced Workers (MTST), federal MP and Psol Party candidate for mayor of São Paulo, Guilherme BoulosHe once again defended the movement’s actions amid criticism from its opponents. This time, he said, the group is “not storming” anyone’s roof.

During a debate conducted by TV Globo last Thursday, 3, Paul was asked twice about the movement’s conquests. Initially, the name MTST or MST was not mentioned.

Later, when pressed by candidate Pablo Marsal (PRTB), the politician took a stand on the issue. “I’m very proud to work for the homeless movement, which by the way has never broken into anyone’s home,” he said.

“To be clear,” Paul continued. “What the movement did was seize illegal, abandoned properties that had tax debts greater than the value of the property itself, and turn them into housing.”

Psolista also said that the invaders gave “homes to more than 15,000 families.” “That’s what’s important,” he defended.

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