A Hora A Hora #50 - A busca da governabilidade perdida em Lisboa, no Supremo e nas ruas
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Jul 4, 2025 Political tensions unfold as the Brazilian government battles Congress over contentious agreements. The 'Festival of Gilmar Mendes' in Lisbon sparks discussions on political exclusivity and stratification. Agribusiness interests clash with environmental policies, revealing deep divisions among lawmakers. Additionally, the rise of invisible banks poses risks amid recent cyberattacks on the financial system. Lively banter adds humor as hosts reflect on their journey, engaging listeners with gratitude and insight into the complexities of Brazilian governance.
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Government's Lost Governance
- The Brazilian government has lost its capacity to govern and is trying to recover it through diverse tactics in Congress and the Supreme Court.
- The ideological discourse around taxing the wealthy unified leftist movements and the government, marking unusual political alignment.
Hugo Mota's Political Dinner
- Hugo Mota attended a politically charged dinner at João Doria's house aligning with São Paulo's business elite supporting Tarcísio de Freitas.
- This gathering signaled unified legislative power backing the government amid conflict with other branches.
Leftist Unity on Tax Campaign
- Leftist social movements and Lula's government unified around the campaign to tax the super-rich, an alignment unseen in previous Lula administrations.
- This symbolic unification is a significant political advance despite potential legislative risks.