Fandoms with Lula stated that Lula defended, during the Band debate, a greater circulation of income, the strengthening of small businesses, and the encouragement of job creation as ways to boost Brazil's economic development. The profile also attributed to him the assessment that the concentration of wealth generated poverty and misery. #LulaDandoShowNaBand https://t.co/1BT0LAXp6o #DesenvolvimentoEconômico #Renda #Pobreza (translated)
Luciano Hang stated that protesters were demonstrating in the streets against capitalism, entrepreneurs, and producers, but according to him, they ignored that many of the products and services used in everyday life resulted from work, investments, and job creation. https://t.co/KH14V6qTIi #capitalismo #trabalho #manifestações (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)
The CDS deputy João Almeida accused Livre of wanting to "level down in the economy," arguing that the largest national companies are precisely "the ones that pay better salaries and create more jobs." #IVA #Economia #PartidoLivre (translated)
JH Fonseca stated that a graph explained much of what he called the "Polish miracle." According to him, the answer was in treating local companies well and encouraging them to produce, generate jobs, and income. https://t.co/94tUtGKXyP #MilagrePolonês #EmpresasLocais #Economia (translated)
A report from the European Commission warns that the energy shock resulting from the conflict in the Middle East could lead to the loss of 440,000 jobs in the European Union by 2026, primarily affecting the transport, agriculture, and construction sectors. #Guerra #Emprego #Energia (translated)
The energy transition in Europe could save 34,000 lives and generate 826 billion euros annually by 2030, with additional benefits in health and jobs, according to a study by the Plan4Climate coalition. #TransicaoEnergetica #EnergiaSustentavel #AçãoClimática (translated)
Kristalina Georgieva says that artificial intelligence will affect about 40% of jobs in the world. #InteligênciaArtificial #Empregos #FMI (translated)
Satya Nadella asks that companies start from the principle that any advanced artificial intelligence model they use may be compromised and that, therefore, preventive measures should be created from the beginning. #InteligênciaArtificial #Empregos #FMI (translated)
The IMF warns that artificial intelligence could transform 40% of jobs in the world, while the World Bank sees this as an opportunity for job creation in developing countries. #InteligênciaArtificial #Empregos #FMI (translated)
The World Bank emphasizes that artificial intelligence can be an opportunity to create jobs in developing countries. #JavaScript #AdBlocker #WebDevelopment (translated)
The managing director of the IMF, Kristalina Georgieva, stated on Monday, at the same event, that AI is expected to affect about 60% of jobs in advanced economies, compared to 23% in low-income countries, but this difference is mainly because the technology has not yet been fully disseminated in many lower-income economies. #InteligênciaArtificial #Emprego #DesenvolvimentoEconômico (translated)
Tarcísio Gomes de Freitas criticized the PT and the left, stating that they were neglecting the situation in the Amazon. He said that São Paulo demonstrated that a right-wing government could reconcile environmental preservation and development. According to Freitas, in 2025 the area affected by fires in state conservation units fell by 91% compared to 2024. He also stated that in August 2026, the state recorded the lowest number of hotspots for that month since the beginning of the historical series in 1998. He mentioned that more than R$ 400 million had been mobilized to prevent and combat wildfires, with investments in technology, satellite monitoring, and artificial intelligence. The governor also declared that over 44,000 hectares were in the process of forest restoration and that 13.2 thousand hectares had been incorporated into state protected areas. Regarding river recovery, he cited R$ 22 billion in investments in IntegraTietê, more than 1.5 million households connected to the sewage network, and 6.5 million cubic meters of sediments removed from the Tietê basin. According to him, the organic pollution load of the river had decreased by almost 30%, and the pollution stain had receded by 33 kilometers, about 16%. Freitas stated that these actions had not impeded economic development, job creation, and the growth of São Paulo, and he argued that environmental protection depended on responsibility and work, not ideology. #MeioAmbiente #DesenvolvimentoSustentável #SãoPaulo (translated)
Daniella Marques reposted a message from Carlos Bolsonaro stating that the automatic withdrawal of funds from companies could threaten jobs and investments, as well as raise prices. The post claimed that the economic impacts of the measure should be assessed before any support and encouraged the sharing of information. It also mentioned Flávio Bolsonaro as "President" and included the number 22. #Economia #Empregos #Investimentos (translated)
Lula celebrated the Day of the Northeasterners and expressed pride in his origins. He stated that he wanted to expand actions in the Northeast, with more water for those facing drought, jobs, opportunities, and development. He also thanked the Northeasterners for their support, political awareness, generosity, and love for Brazil, saying that they inspired him in building the country they dreamed of. #Nordeste #DiaDoNordestino #OrgulhoNordestino (translated)
In the second quarter of 2026, the North region of Portugal created more than 37,000 jobs and reduced the unemployment rate to 5.7%, with construction leading the growth, although agriculture experienced a significant loss of jobs. #EmpregoNorte #Desemprego #Exportações (translated)
Bruno Guzzo stated that GloboNews had challenged Flávio Bolsonaro's position, which, according to him, was against the end of the 6x1 schedule and claimed to have a better proposal. Guzzo wrote that the model defended by Bolsonaro had existed in Brazil since 2017, was inspired by the United States, and had not generated as many jobs as expected. https://t.co/nbWDTaivbU #FlávioBolsonaro #Trabalho #Política (translated)
The historian and YouTuber Jones Manoel assessed that the first round of the campaign focused on defending President Lula's legacy and that, in the second round, it would be necessary to present proposals for the future. He advocated combining criticisms of Flávio Bolsonaro, whom he pointed out as a danger to Brazil, with an agenda primarily aimed at the working class and youth, including zero fare on public transport, expansion of the metro-rail system, ending the 6x1 work schedule, and reindustrialization to create jobs. https://t.co/jZC7LXcl71 #Lula2022 #FuturoDoBrasil #ClasseTrabalhadora (translated)
JH Fonseca stated that the money kept abroad could generate jobs in Brazil. He attributed this situation to the taxation imposed by Lula on workers and income and job generators, and said that capital fled when it was mistreated. https://t.co/Te4DtBAf2h #Emprego #Economia #Lula (translated)
WHO SAID THAT BENEFICIARIES OF BOLSA FAMÍLIA DON'T WANT TO WORK? 8 out of 10 formal jobs created since 2023 have been filled by people who receive Bolsa Família. The numbers contradict the thesis that the program, resumed by the federal government in 2023, discourages work. #BolsaFamília #Emprego #InclusãoSocial (translated)
