Fernando Haddad

Fernando Haddad, Brazil's Finance Minister and former mayor of São Paulo, dives deep into the intricacies of Brazilian political economy. He links the neoliberal crisis to the rise of the far right, analyzing past political strategies and the PT's resilience. Haddad advocates a renewed class analysis and discusses Brazil's role in BRICS and global governance. He tackles the challenges of green industrialization, digital monopolies, and the importance of multilateralism, all while balancing practical finance work with his broader socialist vision.

Fernando Haddad, político e economista com longa carreira pública. Conversa sobre o escândalo do Banco Master e como o esquema operou com CDBs e ativos superfaturados. Discute impacto sobre o FGC, venda fraudulenta de carteiras e responsabilidades políticas e técnicas. Aborda também reforma tributária, mudanças na carga entre consumo e renda e o ambiente para investimentos no Brasil.

Fernando Haddad, Brazil’s Finance Minister and former presidential candidate, dives into the complexities of Brazil’s political economy. He links the crisis of neoliberalism to the rise of the far right, discussing the PT's strategies in response to Bolsonaro. Haddad advocates for a reconnection of the left with social class issues and emphasizes the importance of coalitions. He critiques global dynamics, particularly concerning BRICS and China’s role in development. He also calls for green industrialization and effective regulation of big tech as part of Brazil’s progressive future.