Erika Hilton stated that a newly released video showed Cláudio Lottenberg, whom she described as a future health minister if Flávio Bolsonaro were elected, arguing that the Constitution should not establish health as a right of the population and a duty of the State. Hilton classified him as opposed to SUS and said that he blamed people for their illnesses and claimed that they penalized society, which pays for treatments. In a question directed at Flávio Bolsonaro, Hilton asked whether people with cancer would be blamed for the disease or seen as a burden to society. She warned that this view could lead to the privatization of SUS and stated that the change would not reduce costs nor make the system more efficient. According to Hilton, without SUS, private plans would lose competition and could charge R$ 10,000 per month or R$ 50,000 for a childbirth, as in the United States. Hilton also said that SUS benefited poor, middle-class, and rich people, as well as workers and entrepreneurs. She stated that only those profiting from the sale of health plans would be against the system. #SUS #Saúde #DireitoÀSaúde (translated)
