Victor Garcia

Victor Garcia wrote that he had completely changed his way of communicating and that, instead of attacking or criticizing, he started asking questions. He said that no one had explained where Flávio would cut the 250 billion he promised to the market and stated that the market itself should question that. #comunicação #política #economia (translated)

Victor Garcia stated that for the poor to accept low earnings and a lot of work again, it would be necessary to end the Bolsa Família and make access to Uber and iFood more difficult. According to him, the measures would have to be implemented in sequence; otherwise, the poor would still have an alternative. #BolsaFamília #Trabalho #DesigualdadeSocial (translated)

Victor Garcia questioned whether a "silver bullet" had been launched against Lula 15 days earlier and said that some electoral tracking could have scared someone. He claimed to have heard from some people that they would vote for Lula so that he would be impeached, but the elections would be guaranteed in four years. #Lula #Impeachment #Eleições (translated)

Victor Garcia stated that the hourly wage would be R$ 7.37, based on the minimum wage. He wrote that someone working 44 hours a week and earning R$ 1,621 could work an additional five hours a day — 30 extra hours a week — and earn about R$ 884 for approximately 120 additional hours in the month. According to Garcia, this would allow the employer to get practically the work of another employee for half of a minimum wage, possibly through hiring as a legal entity (PJ). He advocated for the end of the CLT. #SalárioMínimo #Trabalho #DireitosTrabalhistas (translated)

Victor Garcia wrote that, in the following year, Flávio would have to choose between cutting expenses to try to save R$ 150 billion and resuming the bets, which, according to him, would drain R$ 170 billion from the economy during a global crisis. Garcia stated that he would be present to double the profile with the regretful voters. #Política #Economia #Eleições (translated)

Victor Garcia stated that, in a potential government of Flávio, Lula would be the main name of the opposition, not the PT. He imagined that Lula could travel to China to talk with Xi Jinping and to Russia and the United States to dialogue with the Democrats, should they win the majority in Congress. Garcia assessed that Flávio would not have an easy time in the international scenario. According to him, the moral barriers to seeking external support and justifying interventions would have fallen after the adversaries themselves established this logic. In the author's view, Lula could influence the country's direction more as an opposition leader than in government, if he were conditioned by a Congress dominated by them. #Política #Brasil #Lula (translated)

Victor Garcia stated that privatizing a public company equated, in his view, to a politician receiving a commission to hand it over for a value 50, 100, or 600 times lower than its worth, despite having been financed with public money. He said that, as a result, people would pay more for a worse service. #Privatização #ServiçosPúblicos #Corrupção (translated)

Victor Garcia stated that China was buying soybeans from Brazil due to Brazilian competitiveness and the strategic interest in diversifying suppliers beyond the United States. According to him, if these economic and geopolitical conditions changed, Beijing could shift a significant portion of its purchases to the Americans. Garcia also said that Donald Trump had plans to reduce Brazilian sales to China and that the Brazilian agribusiness was still unaware of this. In the end, he defended allowing the situation to worsen. #China #Brasil #Agro (translated)

Victor Garcia stated that Flávio would have asked for votes while committing an electoral crime, possibly as a strategy to go viral. He encouraged the dissemination of the allegation that Flávio's first act would have been to commit an illegal act and proposed to repeat the tactic. #Eleições2024 #CrimeEleitoral #Viralizar (translated)

Victor Garcia wrote that the TSE considered that asking for votes on election day could constitute the crime of "boca de urna" even without mentioning the candidate's number. According to him, what characterized the conduct was trying to convince someone to vote for a specific candidate, party, federation, or coalition. Garcia added that the court also pointed out that requests for votes and approaches to voters to influence their choice were prohibited. #Eleições2023 #BocaDeUrna #TSE (translated)

Victor Garcia cited a statement from Felipe Nunes of Quaest, stating that voters could see Flávio Bolsonaro as a protest vote against judicial interference in the elections. Garcia claimed that Nunes had been completely instructed by the contractor, which, according to him, had been promoting this discourse over the past two days. #Eleições2024 #Política #FlávioBolsonaro (translated)