Gleisi speaks of dialogue with Motta and Alcolumbre before meeting about IOF

by Andrea
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The minister of the Secretariat of Institutional Relations of the Presidency (SRI), Gleisi Hoffmann, said on Sunday (8) that the Planalto is “dialoguing” with the presidents of the House and Senate, Hugo Motta (Republicans-PB) and Davi Alcolumbre (Union-AP), to define adjustments that will maintain fiscal balance.

Also according to Hoffmann, on social network X, “President Lula’s commitment is to keep the country on the Development Route.”

The minister also said that President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva (PT) acts with “seriousness and confidence” while “some speculate and cheer against the country”.

On Sunday night, members of the Lula administration and leaders of the House of Representatives will meet at the House’s official residence to discuss proposals taken by Motta and Alcolumbre to compensate for a possible retreat in the increase in the tax on financial operations (IOF).

Investments of R $ 100 billion

Gleisi Hoffmann also said today that investments of $ 100 billion from French companies in Brazil are evidence of the “recent recovery of the country” during the Lula administration.

In X, Gleisi said that investments in the production, services and financial market would not be being made if “the world had not realized the big change” with Lula’s return to the executive.

“The $ 100 billion investments that French companies have decided to do in Brazil are the latest proof of the country’s recovery in these two and a half years. Investments in production, services and stock market would not be coming back if the world had not noticed the big change,” he said.

After presenting an economic balance, Gleisi stated that positive numbers occur despite “stratospheric interest on public debt.”

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