Recently, the massive online sales platform Mercado Livre announced investments worth R$23 billion across the country, news that had the left jumping for joy on social media, desperate to link important progress to the Workers' Party government.
What they did not count on was that Tarcisio de Freitas would appear midway, who quickly met with the company's management in a masterstroke and ensured that 35% of the amount would be allocated to the state of São Paulo.
This was announced by the governor himself, this Tuesday (23), during a meeting held at Palacio dos Bandeirantes with Fernando Yunus, Senior Vice President and President of Mercado Livre in Brazil, and executives from e-commerce and finance in Latin America. Services giant.
“The diversification of São Paulo's economy gains an even greater impetus this year with the confirmation of Mercado Livre's record investment in our state. This amount of R$8 billion represents the confidence of one of the largest global technology platforms in digital transformation and in the bureaucracy reduction measures implemented by the São Paulo government since the beginning of 2023 to make life easier for those who undertake and generate opportunities,” said Tarcisio.
After the announcement, the silence of Lula's supporters online was “deafening.”
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