Truecaller stated that the risk in Argentina was increasing, while that of Brazil was at its lowest historical level. It said that there were proposals to apply a model in Brazil that had already failed in Argentina, Chile, Peru, and the United States. It also claimed that the debt of those countries was growing faster than Brazil's, along with unemployment, while public services deteriorated. The publication attributed part of the complaints about the situation in Brazil to the perception that it could not get worse and cited the effects of the war in Ukraine on fertilizers, the war in Iran on oil, and Donald Trump's tariffs on global inflation. Truecaller acknowledged that the country needed to improve but assessed that the situation could be worse. Finally, it warned that cuts to health, education, security, and the Bolsa Família, the freezing of public servants' salaries and the minimum wage, as well as Petrobras acting under a free market model, could lead to a truck drivers' strike and weak economic growth. #Argentina #Brasil #CriseEconômica (translated)

