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The article by Filipe Lança Abreu discusses the transformation of the banking profession, emphasizing how the human relationship between the banker and the client has become secondary due to commercial goals and performance indicators, reducing the banker to a number in an increasingly automated and impersonal system. #Bancário #RelaçãoHumana #IniciativaLiberal (translated)

The author pointed out that Santander, BBVA, CaixaBank, Sabadell, Bankinter, and Unicaja had reached record profits of 29.253 billion euros, 15% more than the previous year. He added that more than 12 years had passed since the bank bailout, which, he noted, was paid for with public money. #Bancos #Beneficios #RescateBancario #ES (translated)

Antonio Tabet wrote that, during the Band debate, Lula offered to waive bank and telephone secrecy and challenged Flávio Bolsonaro to do the same. According to Tabet, Flávio conditioned his acceptance on the opening of accounts belonging to relatives and allies of the current president, after being pressured by allies. Tabet attributed the proposal to Pablo Marçal, whom he insulted and ironically referred to as a "strategist" and "future minister." Tabet stated that Lula accepted the condition and questioned whether Flávio would back down, pretend to faint, or claim social phobia. #Lula #FlávioBolsonaro #PolíticaBrasileira (translated)

Jamesons wrote that Lula challenged Flávio Bolsonaro during a debate on Sunday, offering to open his own banking and telephone confidentiality and that of his family to the Justice, and proposing that the senator do the same. The author said that Flávio was silent on Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday and reappeared on that last day to accept the challenge but imposed conditions and demands that, in Jamesons' view, could make it unfeasible. According to Jamesons, Lula accepted all the conditions and proposed a confrontation of transparency. The author stated that it was now up to the senator to fulfill what he had promised or present another justification and questioned whether the courage shown on social media would hold up in front of Justice. #Lula #FlávioBolsonaro #Justiça (translated)

Anitta Golden stated that Lula had accepted the conditions imposed by Flávio Bolsonaro for both of them to open their tax and bank secrets. She said that Flávio had set a series of conditions and urged him to proceed without haste. Golden also asked her followers to share the post. https://t.co/AiyeKVWTW3 #Lula #FlávioBolsonaro #Política (translated)

The PEOPLE reported that Lula's (PT) campaign accepted all the conditions of Flávio Bolsonaro (PL) and requested that the TSE break banking and telephone secrecy the next morning. According to the newspaper, the announcement was made by Senator Camilo Santana (PT), coordinator of Lula's campaign in the second round. The video was credited to João Paulo Biage. https://t.co/pysE66GWMt #Lula #Eleições2022 #PolíticaBrasileira (translated)

We will be Resistance!! it stated that President Lula had accepted new conditions imposed by Flávio Bolsonaro for both to disclose their tax and banking data. The author praised Lula, calling him "big guy," and asked readers to share the post. https://t.co/HbWrAN8y96 #Lula #FlávioBolsonaro #Política (translated)

Deltan Dallagnol stated that Flávio Bolsonaro filed a request to open 20 years of his banking, tax, and telephone secrecy, as well as the data of family members and companies. According to Dallagnol, in return, Flávio demanded transparency regarding the Lula Institute, a former advisor known as Marcola, the corporate cards of the Presidency, and other information under government secrecy. Dallagnol said that Lula had issued the challenge and conditioned his participation in the next debate on the opening of the data. He questioned whether Lula would accept Flávio's proposal and claimed that the end of the Lula era would be on October 25. The author also stated that Flávio finished the first round ahead and that the PT was betting that voters would relax. He requested votes for Flávio Bolsonaro, number 22, and that the video be sent to people who did not vote or chose another candidate. #Lula #FlávioBolsonaro #Transparência (translated)

Renato Souza wrote that Flávio Bolsonaro agreed to open his fiscal and banking secrets, but conditioned this on the presentation, by Lula, of personal authorizations for the breaking of the secrets of dozens of people and entities, including Marcola, his son and daughter-in-law, the Lula Institute, people who received funds from the institute, and companies. #FlávioBolsonaro #Lula #transparência (translated)

Pri reported that Flávio Bolsonaro agreed to open his phone and bank records and promised to take the challenge to the fullest consequences. According to Pri, Flávio questioned who would receive Lula's calls, claiming that he didn’t have a cell phone, and pointed to Marcola as responsible for opening doors for Lulinha to do business. He also questioned Lula's assets, stating that they would be in someone else's name. #FlávioBolsonaro #Lula #Política (translated)

UpdateCharts wrote that Alckmin defended the end of banking and tax secrecy for presidential candidates. According to the publication, he stated that the measure would enhance transparency regarding the financial lives of the candidates and declared that "public life is public." https://t.co/2zWsV4zboJ #Transparência #Política #Eleições (translated)

Vinicius Carrion stated that Flávio conditioned the release of his own tax and telephone secrecy to the disclosure of information about Marcola, the former chief of staff of the Presidency, and other aides who, according to him, would have used phones in Lula's name. The demands would also include the release of the secrets of the Lula Institute, Lula and Janja's corporate cards, and the bank, tax, telephone, and telematic data of Lula's children, companies linked to them, the Lula Institute, and close persons since 2003. Carrion said that Flávio also requested records of Lula's meetings with Daniel Vorcaro, the banker’s entries into the Palácio da Alvorada, visitors during Lula's imprisonment, and flights of aircraft linked to Vorcaro. The list would also include the release of the secrets of João Vaccari Neto, Roberta Luchsinger, Edson Claro, Frei Chico, and Sindnapi. #Lula #SigiloFiscal #Transparência (translated)

Root Conservative Banido claimed that Flávio Bolsonaro authorized, in a document sent to the TSE, the opening of his banking, tax, and telephone records from the last 20 years. According to the author, the authorization would cover family members mentioned by Lula and four companies of which the senator would be a partner or administrator. He would also have stated that he did not oppose the disclosure of all messages exchanged with Daniel Vorcaro, former owner of Banco Master. The profile stated, however, that Flávio conditioned the measure on the opening, since 2003, of banking, tax, telephone, and telematic data of Lula's children, companies linked to them, the Lula Institute, and close individuals. According to the publication, the senator also requested the breaking of the secrecy of Marco Aurélio Santana Ribeiro, known as Marcola, and other aides who would have used phones in Lula's name. Still according to the author, Flávio requested the disclosure of records of meetings between Lula and Vorcaro, the entrances of the banker to Planalto and Alvorada, visitors during his imprisonment, and flights of an aircraft linked to him. The publication also mentioned requests for the opening of the secrets of João Vaccari Neto, former treasurer of the PT; Roberta Luchsinger, identified as close to Lulinha; Edson Claro; Frei Chico, Lula's brother; and Sindnapi, the union of which he would be vice president. #Lula #FlávioBolsonaro #PolíticaBrasileira (translated)