Monetary Policy

Brazilians' purchasing power melted and it's the lula government's fault! WE'RE LIVE: https://t.co/tZGglh12Gc https://t.co/PoJLj1Xvk0

Interest rates are sky-high—the Selic rate is 14%.

We see inflation leaving the target, we have one of the highest interest rates in the world and the government is increasing the tax burden.

The government assumed about 30% of GDP.

The tax burden is leaving the country with more than 32%, so I don't think for these reasons the country will go with Lula.

I think it's very clear to the majority of Brazilian citizens that... considering the New Republic, in which for practically half of this period we were governed by the PT, and evaluating our performance compared to other emerging countries, Brazil has miserably failed, the PT administrations have miserably failed.

Today, Brazilians' quality of life is poor, wages are poor, working conditions are poor, they don't have public security, education is poor, health care is poor.

The rich who have privileges with the federal government, who are friends of Lula, will evidently support the president of the Republic.