>>65653562>I'm saying that selling our pre-salt basins,Petrobrás is broke and so is the country, you can't have it having a mandatory 40% share in every single oil field (?) anymore
>giving concessions of public services companies to the private sector (which most of the times end up in the hands of people of trust)So the solution is to have an even more inneficient method of running said services that doesn't even addres the corruption problem in the slightlest, while increasing the bureocracy and state expenses? I don't meant the state should be a company, but some "trivial" things should be left with the private investors. What really is needed in this case is an effective fiscalisation
>raising the minimum retirement age above the life expectation (in many places)? Nigga that wasn't revised in ages, people can retire as old as 50 and life expectancy is higher than 70, social security alone takes 40% of the government budget, when everything indicates that our population is getting older and older, as people have less kids and live longer. That is a long term policy, France is trying to do the same there, but they're obviously facing resistance from the population
>cutting benefits from disabled people without a standard diagnosisHow is that wrong, you want even more people to exploit the system?
>and many foreign companies and capital are fleeing the country.Foreign capital fled the country because they didn't trust Dilma's lenient fiscal policies. When Temer rose in power, the exchange rate lowered significantly, and it'd have lowered even more if BACEN hadn't intervened.
