"It's The End Of Petrobras For Brazilians," Laments The Father Of The Pre-Salt Guilherme Estrela

“It’s The End Of Petrobras For Brazilians,” Laments The Father Of The Pre-Salt Guilherme Estrela

Written by Valdemar Medeiros

Published on 06/10/2020 at 09:51

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Guilherme Estrella, Known As The Father Of Pre-Salt, Laments The End Of Petrobras

In an interview with William Nozaki, Guilherme Estrella, the father of pre-salt, highlights the main reasons why he believes Petrobras has come to an end for us Brazilians, and laments that one of our greatest sources of employment is fading away.

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“Everything we are facing is the result of Fernando Henrique Cardoso’s government, which proved to be a criminal government concerning Brazilian interests, with Petrobras’s opening on the New York Stock Exchange.”

“Today, around 60 to 70% of shareholders are foreign. This means that up to 70% of profits are directed to these groups, which are financial. This government that is in power since the coup of 2016 is linked to these capitalists,” highlights Guilherme Estrella.

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‘Our Petrobras Has Come To An End’ Claims The Father Of Pre-Salt

“The Petrobras that once fulfilled dreams and encouraged youth to envision a promising future is gone,” states Guilherme. ‘It has turned its back on Brazilians; there is no longer any type of interest here in Brazil other than money-making and resource extraction.’ The father of pre-salt concludes.

Petrobras Is Provoking The Brazilian People

Guilherme Estrella reports that when the Brazilian state-owned company starts to value the financial market more than its own country, it provokes the people.

According to the father of pre-salt, Petrobras should be linked and fully committed to Brazilian citizens; after its new management, the company has diminished in size. According to Guilherme, Brazil suffers in all fields where it operates: social, cultural, in science, in job and income generation, in promoting local economies, and for small service companies that have always worked alongside Petrobras.

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