GESTÃO TENTA ‘CONSERTAR’ PROBLEMAS CRIADOS ‘POR PESSOAL DO GOLPE’
Publicado: 09 de setembro de 2016 às 17:41
QUEM FALA DE GOLPE INDICOU A GESTÃO QUE PROMOVEU A ROUBALHEIRA NA PETROBRAS, DIZ PEDRO PARENTE (FOTO: EBC)
Indicado para a presidência da Petrobrás logo após a primeira votação do processo de impeachment na Câmara, em maio, Pedro Parente avalia que o País vive uma “batalha ideológica” e defendeu sua “legitimidade” à frente da estatal. O executivo diz que sua gestão tenta “consertar” os problemas criados “por esse pessoal que fica falando de golpe”. Ele ainda destacou que as operações da Polícia Federal sobre os investimentos da Petros, fundo de pensão da Petrobrás, indicam que os recursos eram geridos pelo interesse de “outras pessoas ou entidades” que não os petroleiros.
“Nosso programa de desinvestimentos e parcerias é absolutamente fundamental para consertar a empresa dos problemas que esse pessoal que hoje fica falando de ‘golpe’ criou quando indicaram a gestão que promoveu aquela roubalheira”, afirmou Parente em entrevista exclusiva ao Broadcast.
Parente defendeu a legitimidade do processo de impeachment, que ofereceu à presidente deposta um “amplo direito de defesa”. O executivo ainda destacou que o processo não afetou as negociações da companhia no exterior, após suas viagens para China e Noruega nas últimas semanas.
“Houve amplo direito de defesa em um tribunal presidido pelo presidente do Supremo Tribunal Federal (STF). Nada disso indica que houve o que se diz que foi um ‘golpe’. Nessas minhas andanças ninguém fez referência a isso. Pelo contrário, fui muito bem recebido, com deferência, representando reconhecimento da minha legitimidade para atuar como presidente da Petrobrás”, pontuou.
Sobre a Petros, o executivo indicou que está “com holofote e absoluta atenção” no fundo após a Operação Greenfield, deflagrada pela Polícia Federal na última semana. “Estamos fazendo de tudo para que o problema não aconteça novamente e para a Petros ser gerenciada com a responsabilidade de cuidar do dinheiro dos empregados da empresa”, disse.
Ele citou as alterações realizadas em sua gestão na governança da empresa. “Já mudamos o conselho, com três diretores da empresa. Acabamos de mudar o presidente. Está lá o Walter Mendes, uma pessoa do mercado financeiro, com grande experiência, que vai trabalhar para que a gente possa garantir que a Petros será gerida no melhor interesse dos petroleiros e não no interesse de outras pessoas e entidades, como aconteceu no passado”, frisou. (AE)
PREFEITO PETISTA TENTARÁ REAGIR NAS PESQUISAS COM ESTRATÉGIA
Publicado: 09 de setembro de 2016 às 17:22
PARA REAGIR NAS PESQUISAS, PREFEITO DE SÃO PAULO QUER APROVEITAR DISCUSSÃO DE TEMA NACIONAL PARA TENTAR SE FORTALECER (FOTO: REPRODUÇÃO)
A polêmica em torno da proposta de reforma trabalhista foi adotada pela campanha do prefeito de São Paulo, Fernando Haddad (PT). Com dificuldades na campanha pela reeleição, Haddad terá o ex-presidente Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva ao seu lado num ato público, nessa sexta-feira, para falar de um tema de âmbito nacional com o objetivo de barrar a reforma e atrair votos.
Pelas suas páginas nas redes sociais, Haddad passou o dia convocando “ato contra a jornada de 12 horas”, numa referência a ideia discutida pelo governo federal de elevar a jornada de trabalho diária de 8 para até 12 horas, com o teto semanal sendo mantido em 48 horas (44 mais 4 extras). Os partidos de oposição ao presidente Michel Temer, como o PT, passaram a bater bumbo contra a proposta e a ideia dos petistas é replicar o movimento no ato a favor de Haddad. (AE)
SERVIDORES TRABALHAVAM COM DILMA NO ALVORADA DESDE O AFASTAMENTO
Publicado: 09 de setembro de 2016 às 19:03
A Casa Civil exonerou nesta sexta (9) doze servidores que faziam parte da chefia de gabinete ligada à Presidência da República, e trabalhavam com Dilma no Palácio da Alvorada durante o período em que ficou afastada.Foram exonerados os seguintes assessores especiais do gabinete pessoal e do gabinete adjunto da Presidência da República: Bruno Gomes Monteiro, Daisy Aparecida Barreta, Deise Veridiana Fortes Ramos, Elisa Smaneoto, Jorge Rodrigo Araújo Messias, Maria da Solidade de Oliveira Costa, Mário Renato Gomes Marona, Marly Ponce Branco, Roberto França Stuckert Filho, Rosemeri Duarte Ferreira, Eden Valadares Santos e Sandra Marcia Chagas Brandão.
Jorge Messias era o subchefe de Assuntos Jurídicos da Casa Civil quando Dilma ocupava a Presidência, e Stuckert era o fotógrafo oficial do Planalto.
Dois integrantes da equipe de Dilma passarão a exercer a função de assessores especiais de ex-presidente da República: Olímpio Antônio Brasil Cruz, atual assessor de imprensa, e Paula Zagotta de Oliveira.
Como ex-presidenta, Dilma não receberá salário, mas terá direito a oito servidores, sendo dois assessores, quatro seguranças e dois motoristas, além de dois carros. Todas as despesas relacionadas à gestão dos servidores e dos dois veículos serão custeadas pela Casa Civil, com recursos do Tesouro Nacional.
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My name is Kate. I’m 32 years old. I’ve never had sex.
When I was young, I always imagined I would be married by 25 and have a brood of kids. Jesus said in the Gospel of Matthew to “make disciples,” and I thought it would be cool to take that verse literally and have 12 kids.
The author, Kate Bryan. Photo: Kate Bryan
That obviously didn’t happen. Or it hasn’t happened yet. But I love my life.
Do I feel a void because I’m not married and I don’t have children yet? Sure. Do I wish I were having sex? Of course.
But I believe that I’m living a fuller, better life because of my commitment to sexual integrity. I spend all day, every day doing the things that I want to do, because I’m not wasting my time worrying about waking up next to a stranger, contracting a sexually transmitted infection or missing a period.
The truth is, I am able to live the feminist dream because I’m not stressing over the things that sex outside of marriage often brings. And I’m not alone.
A recent study in the journal Archives of Sexual Behavior showed that young people – specifically millennials – are now more than twice as likely to be sexually inactive than the previous generation. Although there are many possible causes for this shift, it’s quite reasonable to believe that this generation doesn’t want the stresses that sex outside of marriage brings – unplanned pregnancies and sexually transmitted infections, to name a few.
Maybe they realise that a condom doesn’t protect the heart, and that true love is something worth waiting for and fighting for.
Celibacy and chastity, as I have come to understand as a Catholic, are virtues that are practiced with a purpose. Chastity isn’t simply the restraining of one’s desires, nor is it something you just practice before marriage and then disregard after the wedding. Chastity is a lifestyle, centred on freedom and love, that challenges all people to love themselves and to love others in the most perfect way possible.
As a teenager, I read Joshua Harris’s book “I Kissed Dating Goodbye”. I was enthralled by the view of purity that Harris proposed and decided I would save every act of affection, including kissing, until my wedding day.
Then when this interpretation of chastity was challenged in a “Christian Marriage” course I took in college, I began to understand that chastity goes much deeper than a long list of do’s and don’ts. I started researching the topic in more depth. The result was my college thesis, “Chastity in the Modern World and the Fulfillment of Chastity Within the Catholic Church.”
My thesis was based on the book “Love and Responsibility” by Karol Wojtyla, who would later become Saint John Paul II. In this book, Wojtyla explained that every human being is a sexual being, but that we’re also rational – which means we don’t have to be mastered by our physical desires.
In the case of the single person, chastity does mean not having sex before marriage, but it also means striving toward the perfection of love. We must all aim to love ourselves and to love others in the most perfect way possible – this is chastity in its fullness.
Virtues, including chastity, must be practiced like a new sport or skill.
With chastity, there are days you will struggle and fail. Some days, it will seem simply impossible. But you must always remain faithful and persevere, especially in the difficult moments.
As a Christian, I believe that all things are possible with God, and that has been the bedrock of my journey with chastity. I’ve also surrounded myself with good friends who support me and my beliefs, which has made my journey easier.
While I didn’t get my early marriage or my 12 kids or my big house with a white picket fence, my commitment to sexual integrity has allowed me the freedom to live the life that I want. I am living the life that feminists throughout history fought for.
Through the virtue of chastity – true freedom and the perfection of love – I am living the feminist dream.
D’Wayne Quin poses at his recently sold Kingston home, which attracted multiple offers.
Pictures: MATHEW FARRELL
A SEVERE lack of houses for sale in Greater Hobart is having dramatic effects on the property industry and turning pockets of the market red hot.
Often houses are being sold before they even hit the market – some in mere days – and others for tens of thousands of dollars above expectations.
Agents working in the top, middle and lower ends of the sector have seen houses sell within days or hours of being listed.
There have been reports of agents taking multiple offers at a property’s first open home, which can leave out in the cold those looking to upgrade subject to selling their present home.
While agents have offered theories on what has caused the shortage, there is no simple explanation.
It has led many property agents to think outside the box.
Some are extending their traditional marketing techniques to include social media to help drum up listings and make sales.
Others are taking advantage of a seller-friendly market to create a database of clients who are house hunting in specific areas – and these buyers are ready to pounce immediately.
Nest Property auctioneer Paul Farrelly cancelled plans for an auction when his Blackmans Bay vendor received an offer that was too good to refuse. He said they had more than 40 inspections and sold the home after just four days on the market.
Raine & Horne Eastern Shore consultant Karen Young had similar success in Sandford with a home that was put on the market and then taken straight back off.
Happy with fast sale, top price
D’Wayne and Melissa Quin were confident that their Kingston home would sell quickly but they were blown away when it took just a handful of days.
The sale was launched on a Monday, 25 groups came through the open home, six came back for a second look and four would have bought it.
Each bidder came in with offers above what the Quins were hoping to achieve.
Mr Quin is still happily buzzing about their one-week sale.
He said selling in winter and without many other houses to compete against “worked perfectly for us”.
Elders Kingborough sales consultant Mark Riley said the combination of low stock and the right sale strategy lead to this excellent result for his vendor.
“At the open home some people were wondering out loud why there were so many potential buyers out house hunting in winter,” he said.
“With stocks so low, there is an opportunity for sellers to secure a sensational result like this one.”
“It sold on the same day that it was listed,” she said.
Petrusma Property director Jake Towns said in the past quarter the average number of days on the market for properties he sold had been just six.
He said it could easily have been less than that but he “holds them off” for a week to ensure properties are marketed correctly.
“Greater Hobart as a whole is stable and healthy across the board but prices have not increased much,” he said.
“However, there are umpteen examples of homes having over 100 people through an open home and then selling well above the asking price.
“Recently we sold one in Bellerive for $150,000 more than what we were looking for.”
Knight Frank senior sales consultant Rorie Auld said with strong prices and properties selling extremely quickly Tasmania’s “severe lack of stock” was frustrating buyers and sellers.
He said there were now sellers who had become unwilling to go to market because they feared being left homeless if they sold but could not secure a new house to buy.
“If you are a coy in this market, you will certainly miss out,” he said.
First National Elite Bellerive consultant Colin Miller has had success this year selling directly to a database of clients.
He recently sold a house in Bridgewater within 24 hours directly to a waiting investor database and it was a cash offer above the asking price.
In areas such as the inner city, the Eastern Shore and Kingborough, agents had been securing some skyrocketing prices for their vendors.
When Ray White Southern Tasmania director Ant Manton listed a stunning Sandy Bay home last month it stayed on the market for only one day and it fetched $3.85 million.
“That’s the highest figure for a residential property since 2011,” he said.
Real Estate Institute of Tasmania president Tony Collidge said figures showed there had been a drop in the number of listings in Hobart and surrounding municipalities of between 20 and 40 per cent compared to the number of homes for sale three years ago.
He said some areas were down by about half.
“While demand is strong it’s not over the top,” he said.
“We haven’t seen significant price increases anywhere except the inner city suburbs.”
‘If you are a coy in this market, you will certainly miss out’ – Knight Frank senior sales consultant Rorie Auld
Mr Collidge said traditionally spring was busy for the property market and it would not be a shock if things picked up by 20 per cent in October and November.
For now, the stock shortage remains a uniquely Tasmanian issue.
CoreLogic RP Data’s monthly capital city listings figures show Hobart has had the biggest decline in listings over the past year.
Hobart is about 30 per cent down over the period while Canberra has about 6 per cent fewer listings and Melbourne has had only a 2 per cent decrease.
All of the other capitals have had listings growth.
QUICK MOVE: Sarah Finearty and Sam Polanowski at their new Howrah home with Chip the dog, who came into their lives at the same time as the house.
Strike fast or lose the chance
SARAH Finearty and Sam Polanowski bought their new home at lightning speed – just one hour and it was a done deal.
The couple had been going to every open home in Howrah but missed out over and over again.
Ms Finearty said agents were even taking offers on the spot at open homes, an example of the fierce level of competition in the marketplace.
“There aren’t a lot of properties around, everything is moving quickly and demand is high,” she said.
The pair recently settled on a perfect place for them, just a two-minute walk from the house they were renting.
When Ms Finearty saw it was coming on the market, she rang the agent directly, organised an inspection, and then bought the house that evening.
“Every open home we went to, we saw the same people who were at the previous one,” she said.
“My team leader was at one and she tried to tell me it was haunted so we wouldn’t buy it.”
A learner driver has been nabbed drink-driving after being caught travelling the wrong way down a one-way city street.
Police saw the Avondale Heights man drive a Mazda 3 the wrong way down Little Bourke Street from Russell Street about 5.15am Saturday morning.
Police saw the driver heading the wrong way down Little Bourke Street. Photo: Jason South
Leading Senior Constable Kendra Jackson said that when police pulled over the 28-year-old after a three-point turn on the narrow street, he returned a positive breath test.
He was later breath tested at Melbourne West Police Station, and returned a reading of .101 per cent.
The man was slapped with a $661 ticket for exceeding the prescribed concentration of alcohol and his licence was cancelled for 10 months.
He is likely to receive further fines for other offences at a later date.
D’Wayne Quin poses at his recently sold Kingston home, which attracted multiple offers.
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