Privatizations of 2021 Are Expected to Start Creating Jobs in 2022; Ministry of Infrastructure Believes Up to 2.9 Million Positions Will Be Created in the Country

Written by Fabio Lucas Carvalho

Published on 17/04/2021 at 15:01

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Brazil Should Continue Privatizing Companies In Search Of Investments And Job Creation In The Short, Medium And Long Term

The Federal Government worked in recent months to ensure good results in the so-called Infra Week, which took place last week and was considered a success. Airports, ports, and railways were privatized. In total, 3 blocks with 22 airports, five port terminals, and one railway were privatized. The total raised on the last day of the auction was R$ 216 million just in grants. Job creation in infrastructure excites the Government for the next year.

The Minister Of Infrastructure, Tarcísio Freitas, emphasized that the results of the privatizations were very positive. He reaffirmed that the privatization of these assets is further proof of the liberalism of President Jair Bolsonaro’s government. The concessions, according to experts consulted by UOL, obtained by the Federal Government are proof that there are investors attentive to the long term who want to invest in Brazil, despite the economic crisis.

Billion-Dollar Revenue From The Ministry Of Infrastructure Should Secure Even More Investments In The Future And Job Creation

During Infra Week last week, the Federal Government raised a total of R$ 3.5 billion from the transfer of these companies to the private sector. In addition to the amount raised at the moment, the companies that will manage the businesses made a commitment to invest that exceeds R$ 12 billion.

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Cleveland Prates, an analyst from UOL Economia, questioned the statements made by the government’s minister. He stated that President Bolsonaro has not shown himself to be liberal, being one of the main obstacles to the privatization of giant companies such as Eletrobrás, BB, EBC, and Petrobras.

Privatizations of 2021 Are Expected to Start Creating Jobs in 2022; Ministry of Infrastructure Believes Up to 2.9 Million Positions Will Be Created in the Country

Brazil Should Continue Privatizing Companies In Search Of Investments And Job Creation In The Short, Medium And Long Term

Billion-Dollar Revenue From The Ministry Of Infrastructure Should Secure Even More Investments In The Future And Job Creation

Bolsonaro Is To Blame For Not Having Even More Privatizations?

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