Janja bought a tie for Lula in a luxury store in Lisbon – 04/21/2023 – Mônica Bergamo

The adviser of first lady Rosângela da Silva, Janja, says that she visited a high-end store in Lisbon this Friday (21st) to buy a tie for President Lula (PT) after an unforeseen event.

A video of the first lady in a Zegna men’s store on Avenida da Liberdade, one of the city’s main thoroughfares, circulates on social media. She was accompanied by security and left with a small bag.

Sought after, the first lady’s advisory states that “there was an unforeseen event and Janja went out to buy a tie for the president”. And that the store “was the closest [do hotel onde Lula e Janja estão hospedados] and easily accessible”.

On the Zegna website, ties cost no less than 160 euros (about R$886) and can cost up to 244 euros (R$1,300).

Janja accompanies her husband on his first official trip to Europe in his third term. The official agenda of the petista starts on Saturday (22) and goes until Tuesday (25).

The visit to the luxury store takes place a few days after the Ministry of Finance stepped back and decided that it will no longer end the exemption from import tax for orders of up to US$ 50 (R$ 247) sent by individuals and also destined for people. physical.

The announcement of the end of the exemption generated negative repercussions on social networks due to the possibility of an increase in final prices for consumers.

President Lula’s decision to resume the exemption for international remittances of up to US$50 had as a backdrop the president’s refusal to penalize the poorest layer, in addition to a dose of pressure from Janja.

The first lady even took a stand on the subject on social media. “The taxation is for companies and not for the consumer”, wrote Lula’s wife in response to a post on the Choquei profile.

As the column showed, Janja made the government hit harder by defending the measure, according to surveys and monitoring on social networks. The first lady’s statement also complicated the government for having used the word “taxation” precisely when the Ministry of Finance was struggling to convince people that it will not create new taxes.

The Minister of Finance, Fernando Haddad, announced on Thursday (20) a term of commitment signed with Shein for the nationalization of products offered by the Asian giant in up to four years. The company also said it will open a factory in the country, offering around 100,000 jobs to Brazilians, according to the minister.

According to Haddad, Shein has also undertaken to adhere to the IRS compliance plan. On the other hand, he said, the retailer demanded that the rule apply to everyone.

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