
Camilo Duarte, candidate of the Partido da Causa Operária for the government of Paraíba, defended in an interview with TV Cabo Branco the increase in the minimum wage in the state, citing research by Dieese that shows that the current minimum wage is less than a third of the value necessary to guarantee dignity and perspective for the majority of the population.
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Candidate Camilo Duarte from PCO defended an increase in the minimum wage in Paraíba during an interview with TV Cabo Branco, citing a study by Dieese that indicates that the current minimum wage is less than a third of the amount necessary to guarantee dignity.
Camilo Duarte in an interview with TV Cabo Branco — Photo: Reproduction TV Cabo Branco.
The candidate of the Workers' Cause Party (PCO) for the government of Paraíba, Camilo Duarte, defended the increase in the minimum salary in the state. The statement was made during an interview with TV Cabo Branco.
"Even people with higher costs have no perspective, because earning minimum wage or a little more than that is not a perspective."
To defend the proposal, the candidate cited a survey by the Inter-Union Department of Statistics and Socioeconomic Studies (Dieese), which defends a higher value for the minimum wage in the country.
"The current minimum wage is less than a third of what DIES, which is a body linked to the government, said it should be the minimum. Dignity, any prospect, for the vast majority of the population is not guaranteed."
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