Bolsonaro and Haddad will play the second presidential round. Jair Bolsonaro, PSL, finished the first round of the presidential elections with 46.03% of the valid votes, with 99% of the polls cleared. Fernando Haddad, of the PT, was the second place in the first round with 29.28% of the votes. Ciro Gomes, of the PDT, was in third place, with 12.47% of the votes. Geraldo Alckmin, PSDB, was in fourth place with 4.76% of the votes. Surprised about voting intentions, Marina Silva finished the first round in eighth place, behind João Amoedo, Cabo Daciolo and Henrique Meirelles, respectively.
Thirteen states elected governors in the first round. Among the states that defined new governors already in the first round (AC, MT, GO, TO, MA, PI, CE, PB, PE, AL, BA, ES and PR), PSB and PT were the parties that elected the most candidates: three states from each party, in front of the DEM, with 2 states. The PSB elected candidates in Pernambuco (Paulo Câmara), Paraíba (João Azevedo) and Espírito Santo (Renato Casagrande). The PT elected the governors in Bahia (Rui Costa), Ceará (Camilo) and Piauí (Wellington Dias). The DEM elected governors in the first round in two states: Goiás (Ronaldo Caiado) and Mato Grosso (Mauro Mendes). In the states where the election for government was for the second round, the PSDB is the party with the most representatives in the disputes, with 6 in total.
MDB, Network and PP elect the largest number of senators. Fifty-four senators, affiliated with 20 parties, were elected. If considered the PTC, which already has a senator and did not elect anyone to the position, the Federal Senate will be composed of 81 senators from 21 parties from 2019. The MDB has the majority of newcomers in the house, with 7 senators elected. The Network and the PP elected five senators each. Then, five acronyms got four senators each: DEM, PSD, PT, PSDB and PSL. In the Chamber of Deputies, in turn, the PT leads: 57 elected representatives. Then, the PSL, of Bolsonaro, appears with 52 deputies elected. In 2018, the PSDB was reduced to 24 deputies, the smallest party bench since 1994.
Professionals who miss work migraine feel judged. The conclusion was based on the My Migraine Voice survey, with 11,000 people from 31 countries, including Brazil. Respondents reported that although most of their employers (63%) knew about their diagnosis, only 18% offered support. The study also revealed the impact of the disease on productivity: the fall in the ability to produce is assumed by more than half of the participants, or 53%. Absenteeism is also high: 60% of professionals report losing an average of one week of work per month because of migraine.
World Bank cuts forecast for Brazil's GDP growth. The institution evaluates that the general situation of Brazil 'seems worrisome, with considerable political uncertainty'. The GDP growth forecast went from 2.5% to 2.2. Still according to the World Bank study, the Brazilian's expectations for economic growth went from 2.4% to 1.2%. Despite the worsening scenario, the World Bank report also cites the situation of the country's neighbors, where the crisis is even worse: "Brazil is expected to do better than neighboring Argentina, but still well below the initial forecasts" , says the document.
Idea of the day: Advertising that simply stimulates consumption is in decline. Daniel Menin, the founder of the Tambor consultancy, says the old trick of associating material goods with happiness no longer deceives anyone. Today, branding is creating a bond, and this is done by means of a well-defined positioning on the various flags of the present time:
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