The article by André Abrantes Amaral discusses how the French youth of 2026 lacks references and identity, in contrast to the students of 1968, who sought change in a context of optimism and growth, highlighting the older generation's need to transmit values and knowledge. #França2026 #Maio68 #JuventudeFrancesa (translated)
Tiago Barbosa stated that negative media forecasts, which he considered coordinated and aimed at discouraging the progressive camp, and allegations he classified as false, made at the end of the campaign by people he described as criminals, indicated the growth of Lula's campaign. He also said that what he called desperation was a sign of a turning point. #Lula #Eleições2024 #Política (translated)
Palmeiras informed that Giay had surpassed the mark of 100 games for the club and spoke in a video about his time at Verdão. The Argentine player stated that he has grown a lot as an athlete and as a person. https://t.co/2UQyUDx4zh https://t.co/6BpXLfHvgK #futebol #crescimento #Verdão (translated)
Carlos Bolsonaro advocated for a political change and associated Flávio Bolsonaro with growth and more favorable conditions for entrepreneurship and production. In contrast, he attributed the increase in taxes, endless difficulties, and the waste of money to Lula. He also wrote that, on the 25th, the number would be 22. https://t.co/Nm5bREehyW #Eleições2022 #Economia #Empreendedorismo (translated)
Faye Malisorn said that this year she decided to choose a nickname of her own, with a special meaning for herself, and to start a new family lineage, of which she would be the founder and, for now, the only person to use it. She mentioned that she was still trying to memorize how to write the new nickname, letter by letter. She stated that the decision came from her own will and made her happy. She said that people could continue to call her Mali, Malisorn, or by any other usual name, as she would remain the same Faye. She also asked her loved ones to understand her choice and share in her happiness. #FayePeraya #Amor #Mudança #Felicidade (translated)
Faye Malisorn explained that she decided to create her own surname and that, for now, she is the only person using it. She said that the choice was personal, took quite a long time, and had a special meaning for her. Since each person in her family has a different surname, she stated that she considered this the right moment to change. Faye said that people could continue to call her Mali, Malisorn, or by other customary names, and that she remained the same person. She thanked her fans for their affection and understanding and stated that she would be happy if they shared her joy about the decision. #FayePeraya #Mudança #Autoaceitação #Amor (translated)
Julio Freiress stated that a PowerData/Aya poll indicated an increase in Lula's support and a tie at 50% to 50% with Flávio Bolsonaro in a potential second round. He pointed out that the result should not be taken as certain and urged supporters to remain mobilized on social media and in the streets, saying that there were still 10 days to turn the tide and reelect Lula. #Lula2022 #Eleições2022 #PolíticaBrasileira (translated)
The Noblat Blog reported, based on Globo, that according to Datafolha, Lula has grown among voters under 24 years old, gaining 7 percentage points and leading in that group by 53% to 41%. In the previous survey, Bolsonaro was leading by 54% to 46%. #Eleições2022 #Lula #Datafolha (translated)
Renato Souza wrote that, according to the IMF, Brazil would surpass Italy and Russia and become the eighth largest economy in the world by 2027. #Brasil #Economia #CrescimentoEconômico (translated)
Fortis published an aggregator of valid votes for the second round of 2026 in Porto Alegre (RS), according to which Lula (PT) had 50.9% and Flávio (PL) had 49.1%. He stated that Flávio had advanced 7.2 percentage points compared to the first round, while Lula had grown by 2.3 points. In comparison to the second round of 2022, Fortis pointed out that Lula's vote went from 53.5% to 50.9%, and Bolsonaro's from 46.5% to 49.1%. #Eleições2026 #Política #Brasil (translated)
Ricardo Amaro, an economist at Oxford Economics, warns that the lack of housing in Portugal is hindering the attraction of foreign investments, which are essential for the country's economic growth. #EconomiaPortuguesa #InvestimentoEstrangeiro #CriseHabitacional (translated)
POPTime informed that Senator Humberto Costa, described by the publication as the most voted in Pernambuco, advocated for the end of the 6x1 shift schedule. Costa stated that, despite predictions that the 13th salary would harm Brazil, commerce celebrated its existence and that the benefit stimulated economic growth at the end of each year. https://t.co/ddJWuqjAeE #Economia #Comércio #Política (translated)
Luís Neves was someone who had a very active image as the director of the Judiciary, and it is indisputable that he benefited from or enhanced what were the means given to the Judiciary in recent years, which had a very significant increase in prominence, but there were three or four things that already left me relatively uncomfortable regarding that performance. #LuísNeves #SIRESP #PolíticaPortuguesa (translated)
JH Fonseca stated that Lula's advance was scaring investors and that the dollar had opened higher for another day. He also mentioned that resources, which he claimed entered after Flávio's victory in the first round, were starting to leave due to the fear of a Lula turnaround. The author mentioned the amount of R$5.05 and stated that if Lula won, the economy would end up imploding. #Economia #Investimentos #Lula (translated)
The article discusses the recent reduction of the corporate tax rate and the changes anticipated in personal income tax in the State Budget for 2027, questioning whether these measures truly promote growth and the appreciation of labor rather than being mere strategies to please the electorate during election times. #IRC #IRS #Orçamento2027 (translated)
It would be much better if it were invested to lower the price of fuel, house payments, and the price of food. For his part, the sole deputy of the BE, Fabian Figueiredo, questioned what the impact of the reduction of the IRC "is in terms of growth and job creation" and argued that this money "would be much better if it were invested to lower the price of fuel, house payments, and the price of food." #Orçamento2027 #PS #Chega (translated)
Mozambique's Minister of Planning and Development, Salim Valá, stated that the country cannot rely on natural gas for its development and should focus on boosting sectors such as agriculture, industry, and tourism to accelerate economic growth. #GásNatural #DesenvolvimentoEconômico #Moçambique (translated)
Rodrigo Constantino stated that lulismo aimed to mobilize large groups with announcements of benefits funded by third parties close to elections, generating engagement on social media. Regarding individual micro-entrepreneurs (MEIs), he said they needed less taxation and bureaucracy, not debt forgiveness or transfers. In his assessment, measures of this kind could stimulate dependency, while their costs would later manifest in interest, inflation, and lower growth. Constantino added that the reaction on X indicated that part of the electorate still responded to these promises and that it was up to the opposition to highlight their potential costs. #Lulismo #Eleições2024 #Economia (translated)
"There is little evidence of budget consolidation this year," said Rodrigo Valdés, director of the IMF's Budget Affairs Department, noting that budget balances have deteriorated despite stronger-than-expected economic growth. #DívidaPública #FMI #ConsolidaçãoOrçamental (translated)
The European Union opened more chapters in Ukraine's accession negotiations, focusing on competitiveness and inclusive growth, while Sporting defeated Lens 2-0. #Ucrânia #RevisãoConstitucional #PolíticaPortuguesa (translated)
