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Lula loop: meeting Brazil’s presidential front-runner

Economist Podcasts

The Economist

News & Politics, News

4.35K Ratings

🗓️ 29 September 2022

⏱️ 30 minutes

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Summary

Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, a leftist former president, looks well-placed to win a third term. But which Lula would Brazil get—the fiscal conservative or the populist spendthrift? Germany has an earned reputation as an industrial powerhouse, but its dependence on Russian gas and Chinese demand are hobbling it. And why the propaganda-spewing loudspeakers in Vietnam’s capital are firing up again.

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Every weekday, we provide a fresh perspective on the events shaping your world.

1:13.2

Germany's economy rests on two pillars, cheap energy from Russia and voracious consumers in China.

1:20.1

But with Russian gas not flowing and the Chinese not buying, German industry may be in for a rough spell.

1:27.9

And many visitors to Vietnam get an unwelcome wake-up call,

1:32.4

a loud speaker blaring out public service announcements at an unreasonably early hour.

1:37.8

Long gone from Hanoi, these speakers are, alas, stage a comeback.

1:47.0

Music speakers are, alas, staging a comeback. But first.

1:56.0

This Sunday, people in Brazil will cast their votes for president.

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