News from Brazil: President Temer Amplifies Concessions, Giving in to Brazilian Truck Driver's Demands

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monday, may 28, 2018

Brazil | World | Business | São Paulo | Science & Health | Sports| Culture | Travel | Ombudsman Xinhua/Alan Santos/Presidencia de Brasil President Michel Temer during the announcement on Sunday President Temer Amplifies Concessions, Giving in to Brazilian Truck Driver's Demands Mr. Temer announced that the price of diesel would be reduced by R$ 0.46 per liter (US$ 0.13) and that the new rate would be maintained for 60 days - measures that are more generous when compared to the original offer of a 10% reduction in the price of diesel (R$ 0.38 or US$ 0.10) for 30 days Brazil's Intelligence Agency Underestimated the Impact of Truckers' Strike President Michel Temer and his aides also ignored warnings issued by the unions, were slow to begin negotiations and wound up reaching an agreement whith conditions they may not be in a position to meet WhatsApp Organizes and Informs Demonstrators on Brazil's Roads A week ago, a message said that Brazil would stop as of last Monday, May 21, in a protest against the hike in fuel prices, It reached a WhatsApp group of 60 truck drivers in the region of Embu das Artes, São Paulo; The means used to spread the message was the same in other Brazilian states making the strike continue even after the agreement announced by the federal government Half of São Paulo's Marijuana Aprehensions Are Equivalent to 2 Chocolate Bonbons Half of the marijuana busts in the state of São Paulo involves people who are carrying 40 grams at most; This amount corresponds, for example, to the maximum quantity that characterizes users in Uruguay, a country that legalized and regulated the sales of marijuana ombudsman The Press Got Run Over Folha took a long time in managing to give its readers a minimum level of information regarding the protagonists of the activities that have brought Brazil to a standstill PUBLICIDADE FOLLOW US: Contact Us | Privacy Policy Click here to unsubscribe Copyright Folha de S.Paulo. All rights reserved.