In order to favor companies like Shell and BP, environmental rules, local content and taxes were softened after a meeting with the British minister.

[supsystic-social-sharing id='1′]A revealing report has just been released by one of the most acclaimed newspapers in the world, The Guardian. England's governance put pressure on Michel Temer, and they were successful, to change the regulatory guidelines for the exploration of fossil fuels in Brazil, favoring global companies like Shell and BP. Who had the difficult mission of making the Lobby is the Minister of Commerce, Greg Hands, who came to RJ and met with Paulo Pedrosa, secretary of the Ministry of Mines and Energy, of Michel Temer.

"Given mission is accomplished mission"! With this motto, the British government managed without much difficulty that the government of our country extinguished Brazilian local content requirements, slowed down compliance with environmental standards and that large companies in the oil and gas segment multinationals taxes, surpassing the incredible mark of R$ 1 trillion of taxes and bureaucracies collected by the country.

According to The Guardian itself in an interview with oil workers, Michel Temer was nicknamed “misshell temer“, because according to them, the Brazilian leader is going against the sovereignty of Brazil and handing over everything to foreigners, even eliminating capital rules, according to the Journal. Click here to see the Journal publication. The translation of the text you find here, read carefully, as we are only replicating, we are not the authors of the text.