Partido dos Trabalhadores (Workers' Party of Brazil)

Pela primeira vez durante a campanha, ele disse que ele era favorável em caso de crime hediondo.

O Camilo Santana, senador pelo Partido dos Trabalhadores, apresentou ele próprio uma emenda pra reduzir a maioridade penal nesses casos.

O Alckmin deu essa declaração.

Para a Milena, é uma, é um, é um, um sinal, um conjunto de sinalizações que mostram o fracasso desse debate no campo progressista, que não conseguiu se antecipar, tentou de diversas formas, mas não conseguiu se antecipar a essa movimentação, que com a eleição se acelerou, pra ter contrapontos que mostrem outras saídas do que a redução da maioridade penal.

...que é da esquerda do Texas.

E eles têm um símbolo nesse gru-nesse grupo, que é o PT, Progress Texas, que fica dentro de uma estrela branca com fundo azul.

E aí a coincidência com as-- o símbolo do PT, Partido dos Trabalhadores, obviamente, falou alto nas redes sociais.

E lá no Texas também, uma democrata conquistou o governo e tirou, desalojou um veterano, Greg Abbott, que tava qua-- tentando o quarto mandato dele no Texas e perdeu.

Então acho que tem uma coisa que aconteceu ali pós eleição do Trump, tava acontecendo muito aqui no Brasil.

"Ah, se o Flávio eleger, a direita vai ficar vinte anos no poder, né?" Eu comecei a ouvir muito isso, que era uma coisa que Sérgio Motta falava nos anos 90 sobre o governo Fernando Henrique, Zé Dirceu falava sobre os governos do PT.

Bom, o PT-

Mas o Zé Dirceu tava, estava, estava correto.

Estava conseguindo isso, assim.

Mas o vice, mas o vice também é colorado, hein?

[risos] Que fase da direita- Eu acho que a gente pode, a gente pode migrar pro nosso tema local aqui, porque o Lula, depois de uns dias de descanso, voltou a despachar no Palácio, foi saudado ali pelos, é, servidores com uma festa, mas já começou algumas reuniões significativas.

Ele reuniu, nessa quinta-feira, é, alguns ministros da área econômica, também o vice-presidente Geraldo Alckmin, o ex-ministro Fernando Haddad, e nomes ali ligados ao PT, que, o, do ex-ministro Guido Mantega ou do presidente do BNDES, Aloizio Mercadante, e economistas de corte desenvolvimentista como a Laura Carneiro e o Eduardo Moreira.

So a 6 million vote difference is huge for Brazilian politics in the last couple of elections, which have been very tight.

and showed a very significant effort by Lula and his party, the PT party, to gather a lot of support from people that didn't vote in the first round.

Welcome back to Sustainable Latam.

Today we are diving into the immediate aftermath of Brazil's recent run of election, where Luis Ignacio Lula da Silva has just secured a fourth presidential term.

And what happened is that in second round, Lula managed to gather additional 10, almost 10 and a half million votes, and Flavio only four million votes.

So a six million vote difference is huge for Brazilian politics in the last couple of elections, which have been very tight.

and showed a very significant effort by Lula and his party, the PT party to gather a lot of support from people that didn't vote in the first round.

And so markets were prepared for Flavio's victory, or actually not fully prepared, but pricing in the highest probability that he would win.

One is the sort of, like, micro, like, level stuff about the Brazilian equivalent of Stop the Steal.

You know, they, you know, like, they're, uh portrayed as ominous that the the courts allowed like a two like two hour extension devoted even though uh what he did not initially mention until i mentioned it is that uh both sides had actually asked for delays right so for for you know different areas so uh you know it's it's like ominous and conspiratorial apparently when the pt does it but not when they do it um And, you know, I'd also made the point that this is, you know, Lula winning his reversion to norm because, you know, basically in the last, you know, in the last few decades, right, the PT, the Workers' Party of Brazil, they only lost one election.

And that was when Lula had been railroaded, right? And he was in prison and unable to run.

Right.

I think that it's a combination between the failure of a policy and a market strategy.

Why? Because in the second term, it was Dilma's term, but it was the Workers' Party government.

They created a very subsidized loan program for students to attend the private sector.

Well, this program didn't last long, and when it crashed, the private sector started to tap distant education, online education, as a way to sustain the students in the market because the students really didn't have money to pay for their education in class.

A expressiva desvalorização do mercado acionário doméstico, combinada à abertura da curva de juros futuro, impactou o desempenho da carteira, especialmente das posições em ações brasileiras e títulos públicos indexados à inflação de médio e longo prazo.

Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, do PT, foi reeleito para um quarto mandato presidencial com 51,8% dos votos válidos, contra 48,2% de Flávio Bolsonaro, do PL, revertendo o resultado observado no primeiro turno.

Entretanto, o novo cenário político apresenta uma particularidade relevante: a composição do Congresso Nacional.

O PL elegeu 121 deputados federais, enquanto a federação formada por PT, PV, PCdoB, conquistou 88 cadeiras.

No Senado, o PL passou a contar com a maior bancada de 28 senadores, ante 10 representantes do PT.

Essa configuração parlamentar deverá representar um importante contrapeso à implementação de políticas econômicas de orientação mais intervencionista.

A necessidade de construir uma base de sustentação no Congresso poderá levar o novo governo a buscar maior aproximação com partidos de centro, impondo limites à expansão fiscal e exigindo maior capacidade de negociação política.

De las Heras de Moteca came out with a poll just yesterday which confirms what El Financiero said.

Morena at 45%, the PAN at 9%, the PRI at 7%, Movimiento Ciudadano at 6%, the Greens at 4%, Workers' Party at 2%, Somos, which is basically the party of all the ex-bandits of the INE, is at 1%.

So you're going to watch them try to play the ref.

And the run-up to the midterms.

who chose not to vote, right? And then you have to go through a process and the like, right? Over a certain age, I think over 70, it's not obligatory.

So it was a question of getting turnout out, right? Which Lula did.

And it's really important because a lot of people have focused on the social media aspect of things and the new crop of young people congresspeople from the Partido de Trabajo, like this Ana Elisa and others, who basically went to Brasilia and shook up the Lula campaign, right? They shook up the Lula campaign and said, basically, you've got to, you know, you've got to change your image on this, right? And so you see, then you had Lula doing, you know, selfies and engaging in a way that, you know, the Workers' Party is kind of a, you know, established, bureaucratized party.

And it wasn't doing effectively.