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Publicações enganosas dizem que 232 empresas fugiram do Brasil para o Paraguai na gestão Haddad
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Publicações enganosas dizem que 232 empresas fugiram do Brasil para o Paraguai na gestão Haddad

Publicações em redes sociais afirmam que mais de 232 empresas brasileiras fugiram para o Paraguai devido à "gestão desastrosa" do ex-ministro Fernando Haddad. No entanto, dados do governo paraguaio indicam que esse número se refere ao total de empresas brasileiras que passaram a produzir no país vizinho desde 2007, e não apenas durante a gestão de Haddad.

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