Paulo Guedes é criticado enquanto Tarcísio de Freitas, Infraestrutura, ganha elogios na geração de empregos

Paulo Guedes Criticized as Tarcísio de Freitas from Infrastructure Receives Praise for Job Creation

Written by Fabio Lucas Carvalho

Published on 20/04/2021 at 18:39

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Infrastructure Concessions Will Generate Billions in Investments and Help Create Millions of Jobs, According to Dossier Raised by Folha de S. Paulo

The role of leading the search for job creation in Brazil is in the hands of Paulo Guedes, Minister of Economy, who has held the position since the beginning of the Bolsonaro government. However, time has passed, and the reforms and privatizations that Paulo Guedes dreams of are increasingly distant from being realized. Meanwhile, Tarcísio Gomes de Freitas, Minister of Infrastructure, has been working and achieving important advances in privatizations and investments in the sector. The Folha published a lengthy article analyzing these two important points of the Government.

Paulo Guedes (economy) developed the job recovery plan based on privatizations and reforms. However, none of his plans have progressed, but the concessions from the Minister of Infrastructure indicate that job creation may take off. The auctions from the Ministry of Infrastructure, led by Tarcísio, are expected to generate about 3.6 million jobs across the country by the end of next year, 2022.

Job Creation with Infrastructure

The concessions from the Ministry of Infrastructure in 2021 are expected to raise approximately R$ 84 billion. The investments from these projects will generate around 1.2 million job vacancies in the country, helping to reduce unemployment, which hits record highs every day. Job creation will primarily come from the investment contracts signed alongside the concession contracts.

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Paulo Guedes Criticized as Tarcísio de Freitas from Infrastructure Receives Praise for Job Creation

Infrastructure Concessions Will Generate Billions in Investments and Help Create Millions of Jobs, According to Dossier Raised by Folha de S. Paulo

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