No program Last analysis of this Wednesday (13)the guests analyzed the impact of Donald Trump’s last sanction that, this time, hit the “More Doctors” program, created during the government of Dilma Rousseff. Lula government officials and former Ministry of Health services, Mozart Júlio Sales and Alberto Cleiman, had their visas revoked due to involvement in the program.
Former Attorney Deltan Dallagnol recalled that Cuban doctors were forced to come to Brazil and often work under conditions that Brazilians would not accept. “Part of their salaries were compulsorily diverted to the Cuban government. Basically, it has always been a hidey way to finance Cuba’s dictatorship. Let’s remember that she has been suffering US economic embargoes since 1960,” he says.
“This has less to do with Brazil and much to do with Cuba. Secretary Rúbius is very connected with the Cuban issue.” Marco Rubio is the son of Cuban parents, who immigrated to the United States in 1956, before Fidel Castro’s rise in the regime. According to Escarsim, Trump’s punishment to “More Doctors” also reflects a broader US movement in Latin America, which is now more observed in this new term.
Jurist André Marsiglia states that this is a diplomatic action by Donald Trump to curb the spread of Cuban ideals by the “More Doctors” program. According to him, “Americans do not want to exist within Latin America the installation and development of a socialist regime, which infiltrates culture and spreads through the continent,” he says.
Lula’s “package”
President Lula also signed this Wednesday (13), provisional measure that allocates a credit of at least $ 30 billion to minimize the impact of 50%tariffs. Of the 4,000 products exported to the United States, about 700 were left out of the surcharge. Still, the tariff will reach 35.9% of Brazilian exports, affecting strategic items such as meat, coffee and fruits.
For Dallagnol, the package measurements are “palliative” and will have a cost to the taxpayer. “They will not come without cost, on the contrary. They will cost 5 billion. Financing subsidies, with interest by 10% per year, will cause an additional cost of 3 billion per year,” he estimates.
Right joins in choir by 2026
Governor Paulita Tarcísio de Freitas (Republicans-SP) fired strong criticism against Lula yesterday (13), stating that “Brazil can not stand” the PT anymore. The speech took place during an event in São Paulo and was attended by allied governors, such as Ronaldo Caiado (União-GO), Goiás, Ratinho Jr. (PSD), from Paraná, and Eduardo Leite (PSDB-RS), from Rio Grande do Sul.
“Until finally the governors entered the electoral arena, where Lula seems to be playing alone. That’s because Bolsonaro, his opponent, was silent by the Supreme Court. They have to do exactly that,” said Escorsim. The writer explains that there is no output to the right but to unify for next year’s elections.
Still, jurist André Marsiglia gives a forecast for 2026: “There is no way not to be a plebiscite (between Lula and the” anti-lula “). I hope it is a plebiscite in which the popular will prevails,” he makes the caveat.
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