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NÃO ACREDITO que HADDAD fez ISSO
80 statements · 1 politicians · June 17, 2026 · 8 min
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This video is for you.
Fernando Haddad.
Well, well.
This video is a response to you and to your pathetic tweet trying to defend your management of the economy by comparing it to the government of Argentina.
And I'm going to rebut here point by point what you wrote, which is the following.
Argentina was, until two years ago, the reference for a certain segment of Brazilian society that saw in Milei the brave chainsaw man.
Look at what's happening with Argentina today.
It's not courage to screw over the poorest.
That's cowardice.
And it doesn't even work arithmetically.
It depresses consumption and the economy stops growing.
About: pay debts inherited from the previous government and maintain social programs
You can preserve rights, especially for the most vulnerable population, grow more and adjust the accounts at the same time, without harming anyone.
- Neutral
About: adjust public accounts while preserving rights of the most vulnerable
The Lula government is implementing this.
You'll watch, Haddad, my response to you right after you subscribe to the channel, click the bell to receive notifications, and leave your like.
Maybe you'll learn something.
That's right!
About: attract investments and create jobs in Rio Grande do Sul
And in the same way that the Lula government has been stealing my projects in public security, who knows, with your advice maybe Lula will also start stealing my projects in the economic area, and then the country could really grow under a PT government.
I'm not going to deceive the people.
You scoundrel!
So let's look at what's happening with Argentina as you, Haddad, suggested.
In 2025, the Argentine economy grew 4.4% versus Brazil's 2.3%.
- Neutral
About: reduce poverty
Poverty, which hit a peak of 52% at the end of 2023, fell to 28% in the second half of 2025.
The lowest level since 2018.
Inflation, which was running at 25.5% per month.
- Neutral
About: reduce the inflation rate
25.5% per month, that was in December 2023, closed that year at 211%; now in 2025 it's at 31.5%, already running below 3% per month.
- Neutral
About: guarantee primary surplus
And all this with a primary surplus of 1.4% of GDP for the second year in a row, something Argentina hadn't seen since 2008, and with real social spending rising 43% between 2023 and 2025.
- Neutral
About: promote economic growth with inflation control
In other words: economy growing, inflation falling, spending on the poorest increasing, wealth generation and debt repayment.
About: adjust public accounts while preserving social protection for the vulnerable population
Screw over the poorest, Haddad?
The numbers say exactly the opposite.
I don't know if at school you had the chance to deal with any numbers.
Brazil whose economy you headed?
Let's take a look.
About: reduce the public deficit (context: inherited deficit)
It closed 2025 with a primary deficit of R$61 billion in the central government and saw gross debt rise to 78% of GDP.
About: reduce the public deficit (context: inherited deficit)
For the first time, we have more debt than Argentina.
More than Argentina, which went through decades of hyperinflation, decades of excessive public spending, with a much more cursed legacy than you took on, Haddad.
About: reduce the public deficit (context: inherited deficit)
Milei is preserving the future of Argentine children and young people.
Here we're indebting even my grandchildren and I don't even have a child yet.
What a shame.
The price of delaying on debt shows up where it matters most; it's not just numbers, it's not the financial market, Haddad.
- Neutral
About: create investment regimes with tax and exchange-rate stability for strategic sectors
Milley approved the creation of the RIGI, a special investment regime that gives tax and exchange stability for 30 years to strategic sectors, such as energy, mining... and technology.
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