Lula makes key cabinet reshuffle

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Luiz Inácio Lula Da Silva returned to the center of power this Monday to Gleisi Hoffmann, the former president of the Workers' Party (PT) and representative of the...

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Lula makes key cabinet reshuffle

Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva Monday launched a cabinet reshuffle by appointing Gleisi Hoffmann as Secretary of Institutional Relations in lieu of Alexander Padilha, who returned to the podition of Health Minister he held between 2011 and 2014 under former President Dilma Rousseff. Padilha replaced Nísia Trinidade, whom Lula sacked on Feb. 25.

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José Genoino, former federal representative and former national president of the Workers' Party (PT), provided an overview of the difficulties faced by the Lula government. In an interview with journalist Luís Nassif, on TV GGN, Genoino highlighted the need for immediate adjustments for Brazil to overcome the current political and economic turmoil. According to the former congressman, the government must establish a more cohesive and offensive p…

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Gleisi Hoffmann was sworn in as the new minister of the Secretariat for Institutional Relations (SRI) at the Planalto Palace, with the presence of President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva. During the ceremony, Gleisi emphasized the importance of his role in political articulation, stressing the need for dialogue with the various forces of Congress and with society in general. “I'm here to add up. It was this mission that I received and I intend to fu…

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The Brazilian political and economic scene promises a busy week, with changes in the Lula administration and a series of important indicators to be released. At the same time, global markets remain attentive to the decisions of American President Donald Trump. The inauguration of Congresswoman Gleisi Hoffmann as minister of the Secretariat of Institutional Relations, replacing Alexandre Padilha, marks a possible shift of the government to the le…