Allies of President-elect Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva (PT, progressive-globalist) have warned him about the cons of choosing Fernando Haddad to head the Finance Ministry, writes Bloomberg in linea in its latest report.
Haddad said interlocutors to Lula da Silva had little political ability to negotiate thorny agendas and face resistance in the financial market.
Even so, allies report that the president-elect is still inclined to choose the former mayor of São Paulo. According to a close advisor, Lula da Silva has already priced any negative reaction to Haddad.
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