A businessman responded to a user who said the broadcaster was the “biggest problem in Brazil.”
On Sunday (April 21, 2024), businessman Elon Musk asked how much it would cost to buy a car Rede Globo. He responded to a user on his X (formerly Twitter) platform.
User Joaquín Teixeira, a satirical right-wing profile, said in English: “The biggest problem in Brazil is called Rede Globoasked the South African businessman.Spend a few dollars“L “Buy the Demoncaster and save it.” Country.
Musk then posted a new comment, this time with a laughing emoji, which may indicate he was joking.
In 2023, Globo Group he had he won With a value of 15.1 billion Brazilian reais, an amount close to pre-pandemic levels. In total, the group founded by Roberto Marinho has 13,000 employees and about 170 million soap opera viewers annually.
Throughout Sunday, Musk also responded to posts related to the pro-Bolsonaro law in Rio de Janeiro. Politicians who participated in the demonstration mentioned it in speeches, including former President Jair Bolsonaro (PL) himself, as well as on posters.
He also made new comments about the tension with the Brazilian judiciary, which prompted Federal Supreme Court Minister Alexandre de Moraes to include him in the investigation into digital militias.
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