Former Central Bank president defended union between businessmen, government and workers and criticized the “us against them” speech
The PT leader in the House of Representatives (RJ) criticized on Sunday (6.Jul.2025) critical statement from former Central Bank president and current vice-chairman and Nubank’s global public policy chief Roberto Campos Neto to the president’s government (PT).
In a video published on social networks, the congressman accused Campos Neto of defending a union that results in the transfer of the tax burden to the poorest. “He, who was president of the Central Bank and is now a lobbyist of Nubank, who pays very little imposed, says that the ‘we against them’ divides the country, that it is necessary to unite Brazil. It is União Cara-Cu, that the elite enters with the face, they millionaires, and the people are screwed.”said Lindbergh.
In an interview with Folha de S. Paulo, Campos Neto stated that the PT campaign to defend the taxation of super rich. “The speech of ‘us against them’ is bad for everyone. It’s not what will make the country grow structurally. We need to unite everyone, the entrepreneur, the employee, the government.”he declared.
In rebutting the economist, the PT leader said the business sector is responsible for proposals that harm the poor. “What they do most is the campaign of ‘them against us’. It’s an everyday campaign. In economic forums, the millionaires say the following:’ Look, it’s the fiscal issue, we have to disconnect the minimum wage of social security.he declared.
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