Speechs No, Thursday (20) and Friday (21) made it clear that the party will try to capture the low-income voter who is unhappy with the government (PT), betting on topics that are more felt in their daily lives people, such as inflation.
As the last research showed, a. The survey indicated that the largest drop occurred among the poorest, which earn up to two minimum wages per family (R $ 3,036) – they correspond to 51% of the sample and 60% of Lula’s voters.
The seminar, which brought together party influencers, featured lectures from representatives of companies such as X, Meta, Google, Kwai and Tiktok. For party leaders, part of the influence of influencers should be applied to communication with the poorest, as the PL leader in the House, (RJ) argued.
“There are only teachers here in this area,” he said on Thursday (20). “It has a lot of teaching. But unfortunately the other side [esquerda]they are very good, not on social networks, but to communicate, in particular, with the poor part of society, “he continued.
“They are experts in deceiving, in mask, in particular, the poorest and the humblest. We, on the right, we have to learn, at times, to do self -criticism, something they don’t do. We need to improve our communication With this world, “he said.
It was a similar assessment of the councilman, the most voted, did in the previous panel. He cited the need to be present in poorer communities and addressing topics that are important to this portion of the population.
“These are flags that, in fact, will hit the person who is there on a daily basis. ‘I am paying very imposed’, and such,” he said, arguing that the right -wing influencers look for this identification via social networks. “Because otherwise the left goes there and ends up coopting everyone,” he said.
In his speech, Almeida referred to Councilman Fluminense Rafael Satiê, created in the favela of Jacarezinho, north of Rio de Janeiro.
“The favela is already conservative. One of the reasons is religious cells, spiritists, Catholics and evangelicals,” Satiê tells the panel. “Second, the slum is capitalist. All the slum has is the result of the little capitalism, knowing the car, the house, the phone, the cell phone, the Wi-Fi, the Smart TV.”
“So, see, the slum is much closer to conservatism, right and capitalism,” he says. He says it is necessary to use the right language to attract this audience. “Why today do you have a rejection among the poor to Lula? Because you’re talking about the gas rate, you’re talking about Pix, inflation, food, coffee,” he continues.
“So perhaps the language of conservatism and capitalism is a more inaccessible language for the slum. But when it comes to coffee, when it comes to the lack of feature and the lack of purchasing power, they understand much more. our strategy for communication. “
Senator Rogério Marinho (RN), who coordinates a conservative ideal formation course within the party, argued that influencers would give, in a simpler way, the impact of government measures on the poorest.
“The government is difficult to function in its fiscal policy. So it is data that it is necessary to be passed in a simpler way to this large mass of supporters spread across the country, so that they can seek this information, real information, and pass A message more appropriate to your opinion group, the people around you, “he said.
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