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Daniella Marques wrote that, seven days after Children's Day, Ri Happy requested extrajudicial recovery to renegotiate R$ 827 million in debts. She pointed out high interest rates, pressured consumption, and indebted companies as warning signs and advocated for responsible public accounts, strong companies, and conditions for Brazil to grow again. #Economia #Brasil #Empresas (translated)

Paulo de Andrade stated that the man had promised to cut costs, but that his first proposal involved buying and freezing debts, benefiting the banks and spending public money. He also linked Vorcaro to his role as a banker during the government of the politician's father, whom he referred to disparagingly. #CortesDeCustos #Dívidas #Política (translated)

Sérgio Santos wrote that Flávio Bolsonaro proposed that the government buy bank debts and freeze payments for six months for individuals and for 12 months for legal entities. Santos stated that, after the freeze ended, interest would be charged and that, as the owner of the debts, the government could legally take the savings of the population. #Bolsonaro #Economia #Dívidas (translated)

A SPACE LIBERDADE wrote that, according to Veja, Flávio Bolsonaro stated that if elected, his government would buy the population's bank debts and freeze the debts for six months for individuals and for 12 months for legal entities. https://t.co/GOQ9CBsIyQ #Bolsonaro #Economia #Política (translated)

The Central do Fla stated that Corinthians had R$ 630 million in debts with a public bank and received a year without having to pay. The page said that the club obtained special payment conditions from a federal government institution, right in the final stretch of the elections, and highlighted that President Lula was rooting for Corinthians. The publication also criticized the impacts of the ban on bets on Brazilian clubs and stated that the sector had been regulated by the Lula government. According to Central do Fla, when questioned about not having banned the bets before authorization, Lula replied that he didn't know. The page attributed Corinthians' indebtedness to former club presidents aligned with Lula and said that the team wanted independence and serious management, distanced from politics. It also criticized the confidentiality imposed on negotiations and stated that the public had the right to know the terms of the agreement. #Lula #Corinthians #Eleições2023 (translated)

Pri wrote that Flávio Bolsonaro advocated for expanding Brazil's revenue sources, including the recovery of federal debts and the exploration of oil in the Equatorial Margin. According to her, he also promised to cut expenses, fight corruption, and use artificial intelligence to improve public management. https://t.co/Kmhp18tT9K #Brasil #Política #Governança (translated)

Gabriel Sá wrote that Internacional lost to Mirassol and sank into the Z4, despite playing in an organized way. According to him, mistakes by Matheus Cunha and Felix Torres were decisive. Sá criticized the signing of both by Fabinho Soldado and claimed that executives considered professionals were accumulating mistakes, leaving debts, and then changing clubs. He added that the contracts he called absurd tied the institutions and left the fans to bear the consequences. #Futebol #Internacional #Mirassol (translated)

Roberto Reis pointed out five changes that, in his opinion, were necessary in Flávio's campaign. He said that Ronaldo Caiado, Cleitinho, Augusto Cury, Romeu Zema, ACM Neto, and other leaders were being underutilized and needed to be given tasks and agendas. Reis advocated for mobilizing supporters to respond to rumors about Bolsa Família, BPC, and pensions. According to him, employment, debts, and cost of living were real concerns that were changing votes among the less privileged classes. He also called for concrete proposals: IPVA with Cleitinho, security with Caiado, and income and prosperity with Zema and Pablo Marçal. Regarding the debates, he recommended preparation, quick responses, and different strategies for each of the two meetings. For the street campaign, he suggested increasing presence and mobilizing supporters, stating that the left had already mobilized. He also proposed organizing the monitoring of the ballots and holding a "bloquinho 22" in all cities the following week. Reis summarized his proposal as turning support into work and effort. #CampanhaFlávio #Eleições2024 #PolíticaBrasileira (translated)

Erika Hilton stated that the Chamber had approved a proposal from the Lula government to forgive all debts of individual microentrepreneurs (MEIs) with the Federal Government. According to her, nearly R$ 13 billion in liabilities would cease to exist, freeing up resources for entrepreneurs and their families and boosting the economy. Hilton also said that the proposal would raise the annual revenue limit for MEIs, which has been frozen at R$ 81,000 since Jair Bolsonaro took office in 2018. The ceiling would increase to R$ 110,000 the following year, within two months, and to R$ 140,000 in 2028. She also stated that MEIs would be able to hire up to two employees and would have an easier time selling products in government purchases. The congresswoman mentioned that the proposal still needed to be approved by the Senate and presented it as an achievement of the Lula government. She also endorsed the candidate supporting the end of the 6x1 scale and the MEIs for the 25th: Lula. #MEI #EconomiaBrasileira #GovernoLula (translated)

Poponze wrote that Senator Fabiano Contarato (PT-ES) had contrasted the approval of debt renegotiations for agribusiness, with an impact of 200 billion reais, with the resistance to ending the 6x1 work schedule. According to the publication, Contarato criticized the argument that ending this work schedule would harm the country and said that the same justification was used against measures aimed at workers' rights. #Agronegócio #DireitosTrabalhadores #PolíticaBrasileira (translated)

A SPACE LIBERDADE stated that Hugo Motta had scheduled the voting on a proposal to raise the MEI limit to R$ 110 thousand in 2027 and R$ 140 thousand in 2028. According to the publication, he also included in the agenda a project that provided for the automatic forgiveness of MEI debts amounting to R$ 12.9 billion. https://t.co/9eUC7mOo0z #MEI #economia #política (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)