The article analyzes the lack of concrete proposals from major Brazilian political leaders to address the most serious problem facing the country's economy. The title already anticipates that next year may be marked by a crisis or by an "electoral fraud," a term used to describe promises that cannot be fulfilled.
President Lula and Senator Flavio Bolsonaro are the two politicians mentioned in the article. Both participated in interviews on Globo, but, according to the piece, they avoided the concrete numbers of the Brazilian economy during their speeches.
The central problem highlighted by the article is the constant growth of Brazilian public debt, which already amounts to R$ 10.8 trillion, representing 82% of GDP. This data is presented as the biggest economic challenge facing the country currently.
The piece states that, although both politicians left some signals about possible future actions, neither presented effective proposals to tackle the growth of public debt. The complete content is exclusive for subscribers.
