Three people stood out at the meeting held by Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva (PR) to discuss the Brazilian economy. In addition to the expected participants, there were: 1. Eduardo Moreira, who made his fortune in Banco Factual and then founded ICL (Liberta Institute of Knowledge), which gives a platform to leftist thought. It serves as a bridge to the financial market. 2.. Laura Carvalho, an economist at the University of Sao Paulo (USP) and a researcher at the Getulio Vargas Foundation (FGV), who stood out in interviews in recent days in an attempt to reconcile the economic policy of the Workers' Parties (PT) with the will of Faria Lima. She has an open mind. 3. Guido Mantega, a former Lolas minister and special adviser to Daniel Warcaro, reportedly earns one million rupees a month in fees. No one understood what he was doing there. Old guard Luciano Coutinho and Aloysio Mercadante (BNDES) were also present. It seems that Geraldo Alcamin may inherit the future of the Ministry of Finance.

Three people stood out at the meeting held by Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva (PR) to discuss the Brazilian economy. In addition to the expected participants, there were: 1. Eduardo Moreira, who made his fortune in Banco Factual and then founded ICL (Liberta Institute of Knowledge), which gives a platform to leftist thought. It serves as a bridge to the financial market. 2.. Laura Carvalho, an economist at the University of Sao Paulo (USP) and a researcher at the Getulio Vargas Foundation (FGV), who stood out in interviews in recent days in an attempt to reconcile the economic policy of the Workers' Parties (PT) with the will of Faria Lima. She has an open mind. 3. Guido Mantega, a former Lolas minister and special adviser to Daniel Warcaro, reportedly earns one million rupees a month in fees. No one understood what he was doing there. Old guard Luciano Coutinho and Aloysio Mercadante (BNDES) were also present. It seems that Geraldo Alcamin may inherit the future of the Ministry of Finance.