Businessman Samuel Hanan during the launch of the book 'Desnudando o Brasil – Did you know…? Questions that bother you. Answers that liberate'. Patrick Marques/g1 AM The businessman, former vice-governor of Amazonas and columnist, Samuel Hanan launched, this Thursday (20), in Manaus, the book “Desnudando o Brasil – Did you know…? Questions that bother you. Answers that liberate”. The launch took place during a lecture held at the Wellington Lins Auditorium, at FAMETRO – Unit II, in the Chapada neighborhood, Central-South Zone of the capital. The event started at 7:30 pm and was held in partnership with Editora Valer. The program was open to the public and included the launch of the work and a presentation by the author on the themes covered in the publication. In the book, Hanan analyzes issues that are part of the Brazilian reality and that, according to the work's proposal, directly influence the lives of the population. To do this, it uses official data and international comparisons to address topics such as poverty, income distribution, education, violence, corruption, investments, public debt and government spending. ? Join the g1 AM channel on WhatsApp
Samuel Hanan launches book about Brazil's challenges during lecture in Manaus
Businessman Samuel Hanan during the launch of the book 'Desnudando o Brasil – Did you know…? Questions that bother you. Answers that liberate'. Patrick Marques/g1 AM The businessman, former vice-governor of Amazonas and columnist, Samuel...
The launch took place during a lecture held at the Wellington Lins Auditorium, at FAMETRO – Unit II, in the Chapada neighborhood, Central-South Zone of the capital. The event started at 7:30 pm and was held in partnership with Editora Valer.
- The program was open to the public and included the launch of the work and a presentation by the author on the themes covered in the publication.
- In the book, Hanan analyzes issues that are part of the Brazilian reality and that, according to the work's proposal, directly influence the lives of the population.
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The publication is structured around questions about Brazil's performance and presents answers based on economic and social indicators. The proposal is to transform information present in reports and technical studies into a language that is more accessible to the public. Among the points covered are comparisons between Brazil and other countries, with analyzes related to human development, the fiscal situation and the functioning of Brazilian institutions. The work also presents proposals and reflections on possible ways to face economic and social challenges. The intention is to stimulate debate and lead the reader to question the country's results, choices and priorities. During the meeting in Manaus, the public also followed the analyzes presented by Samuel Hanan and learned about the proposal for the new book. The publication is structured around questions about Brazil's performance and presents answers based on economic and social indicators Patrick Marques/g1 AM