For the governor of Goiás, Ronaldo Caiado (União Brasil), the latest events involving Brazil and the United States show a “serious worsening in the crisis” between the two countries. In a brief video published on social networks, the politician made criticism of the federal government and said the time is to preserve jobs. However, he said he will only position himself about the political crisis when returning from Japan on Tuesday, 21.
Still, he stated that the worsening of the crisis generates reflexes in the lives of workers and companies. “The solutions will not come from the outside in. We need to react firmly and responsibly,” said Caiado.
The governor of Goiás criticized the federal government for “not sketching a reaction.” Given this scenario, he stated that he determined the opening of a credit line with rates lower than the market, as well as the creation of a working group with representatives of the private initiative to evaluate “additional measures that can protect the Goian economy.”
“The goal is not to let any workers unemploy or close any company that can be penalized for measures announced by the US and build alternatives to face the announced economic crisis,” Caiado said in the video published on Saturday.
About the political crisis, he said he follows Carlos Lacerda’s “teachings that he is not commented out of the country.” With this, he indicated that he should position himself more deeply after landing in Brazil on Tuesday. Caiado is traveling to Japan on an official mission.
