La economía será clave en la batalla electoral de Brasil: un ajuste fiscal en el horizonte eclipsa los buenos datos del Gobierno de Lula
El país llega con una actividad en crecimiento, pero con serios problemas estructurales, a la elección presidencial del 4 de octubre entre Lula da Silva o Flávio Bolsonaro. El ganador está abocado a afrontar un recorte del gasto público
On the last Monday of August, the President of Brazil hosted a select group of powerful businessmen and bankers at his residence in Brasilia. A dozen of the nation's most influential figures gathered around a table in the official palace of Alvorada, alongside ministers responsible for economic affairs under the government of Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, who is 80 years old.
The veteran president of Latin America's largest economy sought to hear directly from the most influential men in Brazil's private sector as the country prepared for a contentious election in October. The former steelworker hopes to defeat Bolsonaro's son and complete his political career with a non-consecutive fourth term.
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