thomas traumann

O Brasil deveria adotar o lema, “De tédio não morreremos”

Esclarecimento sobre arte com conexões de Daniel Vorcaro exibida no Estúdio i. ➡️ Assista à #GloboNews: glo.bo/2Mxn1fC

@JenioQuadros_ então, você não leu

Não há uma menção sequer do Roberto Campos Neto nessa matéria do Traumann.

Vorcaro e a delação do "eu sei o que você fez no verão passado". Via @JornalDaGlobo : oglobo.globo.com/politica/thoma…

Entre os destaques da minha newsletter desta segunda-feira (23), no @JornalOGlobo , estão as negociações aceleradas para a delação do banqueiro Daniel Vorcaro. Com elas, o mundo político tenta saber qual será o limite das acusações, que, pela primeira vez, podem atingir ministros do STF, presidentes da Câmara e do Senado e uma igreja. Falo ainda das sugestões do entorno do presidente Lula para aproveitar a guerra do Irã para tomar medidas eleitoreiras, da tática low profile de Flávio Bolsonaro e das informações sobre uma delação do empresário Ricardo Magro. Para assinar a newsletter clique no link oglobo.globo.com/newsletter/pre…

O exemplo real da uberização do jornalismo

From Foreign Correspondent to Uber Driver @thenation published my essay with a few additions in its latest issue with the valued support of the @econhardship. Thanks to both. thenation.com/article/societ…

O mesmo fato, duas manchetes.

Nós torcedores também precisamos de uma folga das agruras que o fluminense nos dá

Mais Fábio que juízo

Former Reuters bureau chief who lost his job and is now struggling to survive as a taxi driver: "In my previous jobs, I interviewed prime ministers and CEOs (...) We are all improvising, all one broken transmission or missed paycheck away from something even worse (...) in the United States, more than 10,000 journalists lost their jobs between 2022 and 2024 (...) Google, Facebook, YouTube, and TikTok have gobbled up the advertising dollars, and campy 30-second videos by influencers now deliver what passes for news on social media (...) my family (...) flew to Italy, where they could live rent-free in a family member’s home (...) After I said goodbye to them, I wept uncontrollably in the airport parking lot, not knowing when I would see them again (...) I trust an app to buy me another day"

Foda esse artigo da Ministra Carmén Lúcia na @folha 🙌🙌

Ele faz parecer simples.

Meu ponto de vista no @JornalOGlobo sobre os três anos e três meses de Haddad como ministro da Fazenda. Spoiler: o emprego é bem ruim mesmo. oglobo.globo.com/politica/notic…

Imagina na Copa Trump vai colocar os brutamontes do ICE nos aeroportos

Opening of The Times Chuck Norris obit. Something like 10 - 15 years ago, when Twitter still mostly ran on a social graph of sorts, this place was filled with so many Chuck Norris jokes that were a derivative of this scenario.

.@traumann, no @JornalOGlobo:

Depois da vergonha, um Fluminense apático e uma vitória culposa, quando o time não tem intenção de vencer.

Muito interessante. Vale a pena também ler a entrevista a @robin_j_brooks por @paulkrugman e os escritos no Substack

When Obama sent Iran $400m + $1.3bn in interest in 2016 Trump called it "insane" and he and others spent a decade mocking the idea of "pallets of cash" even though it was Iran's own money, American prisoners were released, courts were likely to require the U.S. payment, and Iran had just agreed to significant and verified reductions and restrictions on its nuclear program for 15+ years. Now Trump is giving Iran up to ten times that amount of revenue--one of the most significant measures of sanctions relief provided to the Islamic Republic since its founding--in exchange for marginal and temporary relief from the big increase in oil prices his actions have caused, without any concessions from Tehran, and even as Iran continues to target the United States, its allies, and world oil supplies. No way to read as anything other than desperate recognition of the situation Trump's own actions have created and the lack of available alternatives for dealing with it.