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The Popular Party considers it necessary to withdraw the State from the capital of private companies if it wins the elections, arguing that public presence in sectors with private competition is unjustified and should only be limited to areas such as Defense and essential services. #PP #Empresas #Gobierno (translated)

Jorge Luis Lavalle Maury pointed out that companies from Campeche were participating in Mexico City at the Mundo Mezcal festival "Festival of Agave, Land, and Flavor." He said that the presence aimed to boost local businesses and promote Campeche in anticipation of the International Pirate and Rum Festival. #Economiacampeche https://t.co/KNjPdTm0Xi #CDMX #Campeche #Economía (translated)

The article discusses companies' willingness to invest in innovation, emphasizing the dichotomy between evaluating uncertain opportunities, as in the case of Anthropic, and the demand for certainty from large corporations when exploring new solutions. #Inovação #Empreendedorismo #InteligênciaArtificial (translated)

Erika Hilton reported that she submitted a request to create a Parliamentary Inquiry Commission on Big Techs, with the aim of investigating, according to her, abuses by companies like Meta, responsible for Instagram, during the elections. She stated that foreign companies would be manipulating algorithms to favor political positions and harm candidates, and said there would be indications of interference by foreign billionaires in Brazilian elections. Hilton pointed out that the voting could influence the end of the 6x1 scale, the continuity of Pix, Brazilian control over rare earths, and the rights of women and girls to their own image, their own bodies, and the vote. She claimed to be gathering the 171 signatures necessary for the request for the companies to be investigated, regardless of the ballot results. The deputy also defended Brazil's sovereignty and criticized what she described as abuses by foreign companies that monopolize the internet. In the end, she called for support for Lula on the 25th and accused a system of trying to enslave the population, seize the country's wealth, and colonize it. #CPI #BigTechs #Eleições2023 (translated)

Jones Manoel stated that the end of the 6x1 shift had already been approved, with two days of rest per week and a workload of up to 40 hours, without salary reduction. He said that Flávio Bolsonaro had signaled to entrepreneurs that, if elected president, he would advocate for changes to this rule. According to Manoel, the proposal supported by Bolsonaro provides for contracts based on hours worked, which could reduce the remuneration of those who worked fewer hours and eliminate the right to proportional vacation and 13th salary. He added that the two days off would not be guaranteed. Manoel also accused Bolsonaro of governing for the rich and large companies and wanting to hand Brazil over to the United States. In the end, he urged workers to mobilize against the senator's candidacy and defend power in the hands of the workers. #Trabalhadores #DireitosTrabalhistas #Eleições2024 (translated)

"We want a railway that everyone can trust. It is with this demand that we must continue to work. We want a safer, more modern, and reliable railway that meets the needs of passengers, companies, and the country," adds the Minister of Infrastructure and Housing, Miguel Pinto Luz. #Linhanorte #TransporteFerroviário #Modernização (translated)

Karina Michelin wrote that Flávio Bolsonaro was interviewed by Renata Lo Prete on Globo on October 16, nine days before the second round. According to her, he confronted Lula, criticized the Supreme Federal Court, and presented government proposals. Michelin reported that the interview addressed Banco Master and suspicions involving Alexandre de Moraes. When asked about Kassio Nunes Marques, nominated by Jair Bolsonaro and mentioned in messages from Daniel Vorcaro, Flávio stated that the law should apply to everyone. He invoked Law 1.079, advocated for the impeachment of ministers, and accused Moraes of acting as Lula's political strategist in Brasília. In the area of security, Flávio announced that he intended to gather commanders of the Armed Forces and police chiefs in January to combat drug trafficking. He also stated that he would seek to classify Comando Vermelho, PCC, and militias as narcoterrorist organizations, strengthen surveillance at the Port of Santos and borders, including the Amazon, and join the Shield of the Americas to share intelligence information. Regarding the outcome of the elections, he said he would respect it. Flávio also stated that the first round indicated a desire for change and criticized Lula's government for violence against women, family indebtedness, wildfires, and business closures. At the end of the interview, according to Michelin, he committed to not promising what he could not fulfill, to restore purchasing power, and to return safety to the streets. Michelin stated that Flávio declared himself ready for the Presidency and described his candidacy as a project from God. She also wrote that the debate between him and Lula was scheduled for October 18 on TV Bandeirantes, presenting the contest as a confrontation between two projects for the country. #Brasil #Política #Eleições2023 (translated)

UpdateCharts reported that TV Globo informed, in an official statement, that Flávio Bolsonaro, the PL's candidate for the Presidency of the Republic, visited the broadcaster's headquarters in Rio de Janeiro on the afternoon of this Friday (16). According to the statement, he was received by the president of the Globo Group, João Roberto Marinho, and the vice president of Institutional Relations, Paulo Tonet, without the presence of journalism leadership. The broadcaster also stated that requests for institutional visits were part of the routine for executives of media companies and that candidates for elective positions usually held courtesy meetings. #FlávioBolsonaro #TVGlobo #Eleições2024 (translated)

JH Fonseca stated that the economic confusion was spreading due to a poorly crafted PEC aimed at ending the 6x1 work schedule and said that Durigan was signaling credit lines to assist affected companies. In an ironic tone, he added that the measure would be a success. #Economia #Crédito #Empresas (translated)

Mauricio Stycer wrote that institutional meetings between communication sector entrepreneurs and politicians were common, but he considered it a serious error for Globo to host Flávio Bolsonaro for a lunch on the day of the hearing, as it fostered suspicions. #Jornalismo #Ética #Política (translated)

The Supreme Court has decided that companies cannot limit the paid leave to care for relatives with serious illnesses to only five days a year, as this right is generated for each instance of hospitalization or need for care. #DerechosLaborales #CuidadosFamiliares #TribunalSupremo (translated)

The machinists of the Semaf union have called a 24-hour strike for October 29 in all companies of the Renfe Group due to the administrative blockage of agreements on railway safety and other demands after the failure of mediations. #Renfe #huelga #seguridadferroviaria (translated)

Luciano Hang stated that countries like the United States were investing in technology and innovation, mentioning Tesla, by Elon Musk, and a vehicle that, according to him, went viral since the previous day for appearing to be flying. In contrast, he said that Brazil continued to waste time on ideological and electoral discussions. #Tecnologia #Inovação #Brasil (translated)

Felipe Neto stated that, after engaging on social media during the 2022 campaign alongside a few people, he saw the left expand its digital presence in the following four years. According to him, this advancement was important, although the environment was unequal: the algorithm would favor radicalization and hate speech, while companies like Meta would have acted to limit progressive posts and benefit conservative discourse. Neto said that, in the view of executives, these decisions would be part of business freedom, but he classified them as interference in national sovereignty. He also argued that platforms with significant communication power should be held accountable for the consequences of their decisions. Despite considering the election outcome disastrous, he said that the last four years showed reasons for hope. In Neto's assessment, the rise of the far-right in Brazil could boost resistance and strengthen the left's grassroots efforts both on the streets and online. He stated that the digital strength of the left, which was previously hard to imagine, was already a reality and urged people not to remain silent, but to question, research, and confront the scenario. #EsquerdaDigital #Resistência #LiberdadeDeExpressão (translated)