Lula Dismisses Privatisation of Post Offices and Advocates Restructuring
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President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva (PT) said, on Thursday (27), that he "does not consider" selling the Post Offices. On the other hand, he undertook, in a possible new mandate, to "recover" the state. "I do not consider selling the Post Offices, I consider recovering the Post Offices for him to do a quality service", said the president in an interview with TV Globo this evening, after the National Journal. "The Post Offices are a very importan…
The president said the state did not adapt to the changes in the sector
President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva (PT) said, in an interview this Thursday (27), that he does not worry about public debt and also ruled out selling the Post Offices if it is re-elected. You think that Brazil has a public debt problem because we get to 80%. You know why? Because we spend more than 10 years without growing (...) As you start to grow the economy, the debt begins to fall. 80% of debt is not a concern in the United States, said in…
President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva (PT) said on Thursday (27/8) that he does not consider selling the Brazilian Post Office and Telegraph Company, the Post Offices, and he undertook to recover the state if he is returned to the Presidency for a fourth term. According to the petist, the company did not adapt to the new times. However, the chief executive highlighted the strategic role of the state, which provides service throughout the country. …
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