Globo, Estadão, and Malu Gaspar all pressured Lula to continue introducing Eletrobrás

247 – The editors and columnists of the corporate press expressly request in their Thursday (23rd) pages that President Lula maintain the handover of the country’s strategic resources to private and foreign capital.

The pressure comes after a Labor representative was called out in an interview with TV 247the privatization of Eletrobrás as a “lesa-patria” and an indication that it could reverse the process enacted by Jair Bolsonaro’s ultra-liberal government.

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a Earth Returning the state-owned company to public power, he says, is “an idea without reason”. “It would be horrible for Brazil,” wrote the newspaper, which defends the auction of Eletrobrás assets.

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In the same publication, columnist Malou Gaspard, V.I “The government is the chief victim of Lula’s genius.”argues that the drop in the value of Eletrobrás shares compels Lula not to say what he thinks about the matter.

In the same vein, the EstadaoIn his editorial titled “The Militants Are Late”, he defends the interests of the financiers, accusing President Lula of “breach of contract”. He cites the “company” form, corporate English, to attack Lula for criticizing the fact that the government owns more than 40% of a company’s share capital, but has the same weight as other shareholders.

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