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Tarcísio Gomes de Freitas criticized the PT and stated that the party had promised picanha to the population, but, according to him, delivered high interest rates, more taxes, and an increase in the cost of living. He said that the rising prices were noticeable in supermarkets and in Brazilians' shopping and stated that the population deserved respect and results, not just promises. #Brasil #Política #Economia (translated)

The author noted that Pedro Passos Coelho would give an interview to Maria João Avillez on SIC Notícias, between 9 PM and 10 PM, and argued that his governance should be reassessed in light of the financial conditions he encountered. According to the author, Portugal had already requested external assistance when Passos Coelho arrived at the Government in 2011, and the adjustment program of 78 billion euros had been negotiated before he took office. He maintained that during the legislature, exports rose from about one-third of GDP to nearly 40% in 2015, including tourism, and that the tourism sector gained strategic momentum. Regarding privatizations, he acknowledged that some operations were questionable and warranted scrutiny but argued that they allowed the collection of billions of euros, the amortization of public debt, and reduce financing needs and interest burdens. He also considered that cuts in the public sector were painful but questioned what the alternatives would have been when the State could no longer finance itself normally. The author further highlighted that Portugal completed the financial assistance program in 2014 and returned to market financing without a precautionary program, recovering, in his view, decision-making leeway. He stated that Passos Coelho was the most relevant politician of the century in Portugal for having made unpopular decisions and contributed to an economic change whose effects surpassed his Government. #Portugal #Política #Economia (translated)

JH Fonseca stated that American interest rates, which he classified as very high, were starting to withdraw money from all over the world. He also said that the euro continued to depreciate and that, in Brazil, the currency was once again being quoted above R$ 5.01. In this scenario, he wrote that electing the PT would mean the end of the Real Plan and the implosion of the currency. #Economia #Moeda #PT (translated)

The Planet of Football reported, citing ge.globo and Yago Rudá, that Corinthians had signed an agreement with Caixa and received R$ 13.5 million out of a total of R$ 27 million released. According to the profile, the release date of the other half would still be confirmed, and management planned to pay the overdue salaries the next day. The money was in a reserve account as collateral for the debt payment contract of the Neo Química Arena. The profile stated that the settlement of the debt was still under negotiation, with quarterly installments suspended. According to the publication, the club had received an indication that Caixa would stop blocking revenues such as ticket sales and bonuses. In the negotiation, Corinthians offered the naming rights of the Arena for a period, as well as other commercial assets, to settle a debt of R$ 630 million. The profile said that the club valued the naming rights at R$ 70 million per year, compared to the R$ 15 million annually it received from Hypera Pharma. Still according to the publication, Corinthians had paid about R$ 600 million since 2014. The contract extended until December 2041, with an interest rate of 2% per year plus CDI and increasing amortizations starting in 2025. In 2023 and 2024, the club had only paid interest. #Corinthians #Caixa #SaláriosAtrasados (translated)

JH Fonseca stated that the interest rates on 10-year American bonds were approaching 5.36% per year and were alarming the markets. He questioned what could happen to Brazil if Lula were re-elected and said that, with U.S. interest rates at that level, there would be little patience for countries he considered spendthrifts and irresponsible. #Juros #Economia #Brasil (translated)

Mafinha warned that a measure by Lula could trigger a chain reaction and lead to the bankruptcy of centennial football clubs. He said that some teams were facing financial difficulties and that, in his assessment, a bankruptcy would be irreversible, especially given the current interest rates. He also attributed all the blame to Lula if anyone were to lose their team forever. #futebol #Lula #criseeconômica (translated)

Mafinha warned that Lula's measure could trigger a chain reaction and lead to the bankruptcy of century-old football clubs. He said that some teams would be in a difficult financial situation and that, in his assessment, bankruptcy would be irreversible, especially given the current interest rates. He also fully attributed to Lula the responsibility if someone were to lose their club forever. #Futebol #Economia #Lula (translated)

Carlos Bolsonaro stated that he had been discussing with Flávio Bolsonaro, whom he called the future president, the difficulties faced by milk producers in Santa Catarina. According to Carlos, Flávio had said he would act against the entry of foreign products sold below cost, a measure that, according to him, would seek to do justice to producers rather than promote protectionism. Carlos also said he had discussed with Flávio the reduction of bureaucracy, costs, and interest rates on rural credit, the expansion of agricultural insurance and storage capacity, the strengthening of family farming, and the reduction of dependence on imported fertilizers. He stated that he was bringing the demands of the producers from Santa Catarina to the discussions and that the work had already begun. #Agronegócio #SantaCatarina #ProduçãoLeiteira (translated)

Gustavo Tutinha wrote that the information presented in the follow-up of the Judicial Recovery detailed the financial situation of Vasco and the SAF in 2026. According to him, the updated balance of loans was R$ 287.9 million: R$ 282.4 million in principal and R$ 5.5 million in interest and adjustment. Of this total, R$ 84 million corresponded to Crefisa and R$ 203.9 million to Almirante. Tutinha reported that the loan from Crefisa had a yield of CDI + 7% per year and quarterly amortizations until September 2028. Of the contracts with Almirante, R$ 156.5 million were updated by the CDI, maturing in December 2027, and R$ 47.4 million by the INPC, with maturities in July and August 2027. In July and August, according to him, two loans were contracted with Almirante Participações, of R$ 40 million and R$ 5.6 million, both with a single payment due in 2027. The operation of R$ 40 million also provided for a fiduciary assignment of part of the LFU receivables linked to the commercial appeal criterion. The consolidated tax debt of the recovering companies was approximately R$ 271 million and reached R$ 334 million with adjustments, fines, and interest, wrote Tutinha. During negotiations with the PGFN, Vasco and the Prosecutor's Office supposedly agreed to temporarily reduce the installments of the installments to R$ 580 thousand monthly until the consolidation of a new transaction. The cash balance reported on August 31 was R$ 5.6 million. Between January and August, the cash flow recorded R$ 201.4 million in receipts related to economic rights of athletes, according to Tutinha. Rayan accounted for R$ 171.9 million; Leandrinho was also mentioned with R$ 9.3 million; João Victor, with R$ 5.6 million; Luiz Gustavo, with R$ 5.3 million; Loide, with R$ 2.1 million; and Galarza, with R$ 2 million. Tutinha attributed the increase in marketing revenues in June to the receipt, in a single installment, of R$ 25 million from the master sponsorship contract with SportingBet. The SAF reported, according to Tutinha's account, that cash outflows in August were lower because R$ 46.6 million in payments were deferred to September: R$ 32.6 million in transfer fees, R$ 5.5 million in commissions, R$ 4.5 million in signing bonuses, R$ 3.4 million in taxes, and R$ 630 thousand in TEF. The cash flow recorded R$ 56.8 million in restructuring disbursements between January and August. The breakdown presented by the SAF, however, totaled R$ 59.1 million: R$ 21.9 million for the CNRD, R$ 19.5 million for tax installment plans, R$ 6.8 million related to Judicial Recovery, R$ 5.3 million for the Judicial Administrator and legal and financial advisors, R$ 4.3 million in transfers to the CRVG and R$ 1.3 million for BACEN. Tutinha observed that the itemized amounts did not match the total recorded in the cash flow. According to the numbers disclosed by him, the SAF had 46,347 active clients in the supporter program in January and 35,790 in August, a reduction of approximately 10.5 thousand. Of the clients registered in August, 35,214 were up to date with their payments. Tutinha also wrote that Vasco claimed to be meeting its obligations under the Judicial Recovery Plan on time and settling debts incurred after the recovery request and extrajudicial credits. In the CNRD, the club was to allocate R$ 15 million per year for the payment of three plans; the credits were adjusted by the IPCA and were not subject to discounts. Regarding the agreement concluded in September, Tutinha reported that 777 declared it did not oppose the establishment of the New SAF, the creation of the UPI Equity, the judicial sale of 90% of the shares, nor the transfer of the shares to the winner of the competitive process. The former controller also reportedly stated that it would withdraw from incidents and appeals related to Judicial Recovery and relinquish respective claims. Tutinha affirmed that the numbers outlined the financial operation of Vasco as the club moved towards a new phase of restructuring and the completion of the sale of the New SAF. #Vasco #Futebol #Finanças (translated)

The Lula Acervo profile stated that Flávio Bolsonaro intended to cut social programs and privatize state-owned companies. According to the author, the reduction of benefits would decrease the money available to families, harm commerce, and could increase credit card defaults and interest rates. The profile also mentioned that gasoline had become more expensive after Bolsonaro privatized the distributor. In defense of another economic policy, it attributed to Lula measures such as eliminating the income tax for the middle class, reducing the so-called "blusinhas tax," and eliminating the tax on basic food baskets. #Economia #ProgramasSociais #Privatização (translated)

Chequei Brasil stated that the so-called Flávio effect would have reduced interest rates and generated a saving of R$ 66 billion with the debt, which, according to the profile, would allow for an increase in Bolsa Família in 2027 without additional fiscal impact. https://t.co/WLeTNCQ6pK #Economia #BolsaFamilia #Juros (translated)

Rafael Gloves asked Flávio Bolsonaro, who said he was from Rio, what explained the situation indicated in the post. He also questioned whether Lula was not considered the father of the poor and suggested that, with high interest rates, he would have become the father of the rich. https://t.co/c9vAOn2HIW #Política #Lula #FlávioBolsonaro (translated)