Bolsonaro gives Monday to the presidents of public banks | Politics

Bolsonaro hopes that they help strengthen the government coffers by selling companies controlled by banks.

The future president of Caixa, Pedro Guimarães, announced his intention to sell shares of at least two subsidiaries, such as Caixa Securities, later this year.

"Caixa will focus on low-income clients in the real estate sector, which is exactly their big comparative advantage," he said.

At Banco do Brasil, economist Rubem Novaes will take over this institution.

BNDES will be chaired by Joaquim Levy, government finance minister Dilma Rousseff and currently director of the World Bank in Washington.

On Tuesday (8), Bolsonaro will hold the second ministerial meeting. Ministers should present the results of an badessment of bureaucratic standards that may be revoked to make government more effective.

The big wait is the announcement of measures in favor of social security. The economic team will present the final reform proposal to President Bolsonaro later this week.

According to badysts, after the denials of last Friday (4), the government should not delay to present concrete measures for the economy, especially with regard to the social security reform, which is the most important problem at the beginning. update the country's public accounts.

According to economist Alexander Schwartsman, former director of the Central Bank, the government needs to set its goals for the region.

"It may be the [Michel] Fear, it may be another project, it may be a completely different thing, but something has to be put to society, to society to understand" , did he declare.

According to him, it is necessary to "put the cards on the table" and specify the economic program for the next four years. "In terms of social security, in terms of privatization: Petrobras will have, Petrobras will not have it.It will be Eletrobrás, it will not be Eletrobrás.This will be partial, it will be total," he reflected. .

Former Finance Minister, Maílson da Nobrega, said that the Minister of Economy, Paulo Guedes, had already shown that he knew the challenges facing the country and that the Government had to take advantage of this "honeymoon" phase, while it was very active. popular support, to approve the changes to the rules of retirement and to curb the growth of the public debt, which already accounts for nearly 80% of the total production of the country.

"It can be until social welfare reform pbades without the coalition of this party, because traditionally the President of Brazil has a honeymoon period. honeymoon period, Congress tends to be more receptive to bold steps and the president can use the legitimacy that he got in the polls, the popular support, his popularity, the expectation of society with his government, to get the approval of his president, pension reform, "he said.

He thinks, however, that reform "is not everything". "The return of the country's growth supposes the resumption of productivity that has been stagnant for more than 20 years and this presupposes a profound tax reform," he said.

Gustavo Franco, former president of the Central Bank, believes that the reform proposal should be presented in February, when new deputies and senators take office.

"The way to present the pension reform will be decisive for its acceptance, whether in Congress or in the eyes of public opinion," he said.