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Back|Haddad does not know if he will return to the eventual Lula government
Haddad does not know if he will return to the eventual Lula government
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Folha Mercado·54 minutes ago·Politics·1 min read·🇧🇷Brazil·

Haddad does not know if he will return to the eventual Lula government

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  • Former Finance Minister Fernando Haddad stated that he did not talk to President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva about returning to the top level of a possible PT government if Lula is re-elected.
  • Haddad left the Ministry of Finance to run for governor of São Paulo, but lost to Tarcísio de Freitas.
  • Post-first round polls show Flávio Bolsonaro ahead in the presidential race.

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Fernando Haddad left the Ministry of Finance to run for governor of São Paulo in the 2022 elections, but was defeated by Tarcísio de Freitas. Lula ran for presidential re-election in the same year.

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Former Finance Minister Fernando Haddad told the column that he did not talk to President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva about returning to the top level of a possible PT government if Lula is re-elected.

He left office to run for governor of the state of São Paulo, but ended up losing to the current governor, Tarcísio de Freitas.

When questioned, Planalto did not comment on the speech nor did he respond about possible candidates for the Ministry of Finance and other economic departments.

The electoral polls released after the first round put Flávio Bolsonaro ahead in the dispute. The PL candidate was ahead of Lula in the first stage of the presidential elections.

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  • ?Does Haddad intend to return to the federal government in a future PT administration?
  • ?What names are being considered for the Ministry of Finance in a possible new Lula government?
  • ?Does Planalto have a defined list for economic portfolios?

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  • Former Finance Minister Fernando Haddad stated that he did not talk to President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva about returning to the top level of a possible PT government if Lula is re-elected.
  • Haddad left the Ministry of Finance to run for governor of São Paulo, but lost to Tarcísio de Freitas.
  • Post-first round polls show Flávio Bolsonaro ahead in the presidential race.

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