Businesspeople avoid participating in and publicizing meetings with Flávio

The financial market has avoided public association with Flávio Bolsonaro (PL) after the revelation of conversations and meetings between the pre-candidate and Daniel Vorcaro. The information was gathered by political analyst Larissa Rodrigues together with businesspeople from Faria Lima and detailed by her on Backstage CNN this Thursday (21).

Larissa reported that the conversations at Faria Lima occurred in fewer numbers than the pre-campaign intended, as many participants withdrew at the last minute. Furthermore, even those who agreed to meet with Flávio Bolsonaro expressly asked that their names not be disclosed.

"It was not disclosed where these agendas were or with whom. At this moment, there in Faria Lima, Flávio Bolsonaro is considered 'very dangerous', and it would not be the time to approach", stated Larissa. The meetings, which also included the participation of representatives from the tourism sector, ended ahead of schedule.

According to what Larissa heard from these interlocutors, the market's resistance would be directly linked to the leak of the audios and the revelation that Flávio had met in person with Vorcaro in São Paulo while he was wearing an electronic ankle bracelet, in November last year.

"While Flávio Bolsonaro is still an unknown, whether he will be a viable name for the October dispute, it is better not to make this association", said Larissa, adding that these businessmen asked the campaign not to disclose these initial conversations.

In addition to meetings with the financial market, Flávio Bolsonaro took advantage of the trip to São Paulo to promote a change in his communications command, with the departure of his former marketer after the scandal.

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Source: CNN