What if Petrobras applied the ‘dividends vs investments’ relationship practiced by big oil companies?

By Kim Paim – This is a discussion that no one wants to have and that affects many people’s faith.

It’s okay for Petrobras to pay dividends, that’s part of it. The problem is that the relationship spent on investments vs dividends is ridiculous.

It sounds like a conspiracy theory, but Brazil continues to be drained like a goose that lays golden eggs by national and international agents.

To this day, Brazil is not self-sufficient in refining, we remain dependent on other countries on a basic issue.

The oil agenda has been destroying Brazil for more than 100 years. See the Rockefeller CPI (CPI of the Trusts of 1957) which showed that the oil companies were injecting money into the national press (yes friend, in that company that you know and every Brazilian hates) to manipulate the narrative against the “oil is ours” campaign. . This is not conjecture, this is a fact proven by documents in a CPI.

In my studies, I have already found articles from the 1930s (I even took it on video) showing that Brazil already had ethanol and had already adapted the carburetor (they were even using it in cargo vehicles), but how long did it take until the pro project emerged? -alcohol? They don’t want Brazil to be self-sufficient in energy.

There is a lot of talk about FHC’s privatization of Vale, they say it was a crime against the country. Petrobras never “de facto” achieved it, but control of the company continues to occur in other ways.

And nobody wants to talk about this subject, because liberals just want money, liberalism is not about economic freedom. The person who is worried about this is Zé, who supports 3 children and has the State behind his back, charging taxes even on soft drinks.

PT members, on the other hand, only look to Brazil to see how they can gain from a given situation. There is no country project, there is no national sovereignty project.

Faria Lima thanks Lula, liberals continue to pretend to oppose, and Brazilians continue without seeing what a company with social responsibility should do for its people.

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Take the test, propose that Petrobras follow the dividends vs investments relationship practiced by the big oil companies, and watch the liberals freak out.

By Kim Paim