There is a perception of crisis, instability and end of cycle in political debate, even when economic indicators do not reflect this reality. The article questions this apparent contradiction between the feeling of crisis and the actual state of the economy.
The economy is in a positive moment, which, according to the article, should represent an opportunity for the government. However, the executive fails to capitalize on this favorable situation.
The article suggests that there is a gap between political rhetoric and economic reality, creating an atmosphere of instability that does not correspond to the objective economic data.




