Salomao says health rationing causes legal uncertainty

For the STF Minister, consumers and business lose out with unplanned actions and expenses

As a result, the juridicalization of health is, as a result, legal uncertainty, said Minister of the Supreme Court of Justice (STJ) Louis-Philippe Salomao.

🇧🇷[Judicialização da saúde] specifically causes legal uncertainty, calling into question the extent of care, and the validity of contractual clauses.”He said.

The result, in his assessment, is that consumers, businessmen, and society in general end up losing out due to unplanned actions and expenses.

Salomao cited a statement by the Peruvian writer Pablo Neruda (1904-1973) as a reference for the situation. You are free to make your own decisions, but you are a prisoner of the consequences.He said.

Participate in the Esfera Forum, an event of the Esfera Brasil Group in Guarujá (SP). Minister Luis Roberto Barroso (STF) also participated. Cade’s boss, Alexander Cordero; and lawyers and members of the government transition team, Pierpaolo Bottini and Cristiano Zanin.

Discuss the future of Brazil

This event is promoted by Ambassador of Brazil🇧🇷 The idea is to discuss future challenges and solutions for Brazil 2023-2026. The committees will depend on the presence of elected political leaders from the executive, judicial and legislative branches, such as the elected vice president, Geraldo Alcmene (PSB).

In addition to him, the President of the Central Bank, Roberto Campos Neto, participates. the elected governor of São Paulo, Tarcísio de Freitas (Republicans); Head of the Public Security Directorate Gilberto Kassab. Ministers of the Supreme Federal Court (STF) Luis Roberto Barroso and Ricardo Lewandowski; and at least 30 other guests, including authorities from the three countries, CEOs, and intellectuals.

The meeting takes place in a hotel on the coast of São Paulo. The digital newspaper The power is 360 The event is transmitted through YouTube channel It will be covered by a senior editor William Waltenburg And by the reporter Douglas Rodriguez🇧🇷

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This is Esfera Brasil’s first major event under new CEO Camila Funaro Camargo. She assumed leadership of the group in place of her father, Joao Camargo, who is new boss Executive Board of CNN Brazil🇧🇷

In the past the elected president, Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva (PT), the current chair, Jair Bolsonaro (PL), several parties participated in the group meetings.

Below are the event seminars and participants:

Friday (November 25, 2022)

“Challenges of the country’s political construction in the next four years,” at 2:00 p.m.:

• Gilberto Kassab, head of the Public Security Directorate.
• Renata Abreu, President of Podemos;
• Marcio McDew (PT-SE), deputy;
• Paulo Camara (PSB), Governor of Pernambuco.

“Priority Policies for a Less Inequality, More Sustainable Brazil,” 3:45 p.m.:

• Raoul Jungmann, CEO of Ibram and former Minister of Public Security in Michel Temer’s government.
• Patricia Illín, former Minister of Economic Development of São Paulo;
• Alexandre Schneider, former Minister of Education for the City of São Paulo.

“The Reforms Brazil Needs and the Federal Charter,” 5 p.m.:

• Tarcísio de Freitas (Republicans), elected governor of São Paulo;
• Helder Barballo (MDB) was re-elected as Governor of Para.

“Technology as an Engine of Growth in Brazil,” 6:15 p.m.:

• Felipe Rigoni (União Brasil-ES), Federal Deputy;
• Gabriele Gallipolo, former president of Banco Fatore;
• Louise Tonisi, CEO, Qualcomm.

Saturday (November 26, 2022)

“The new government for the year 2023-2026” at 9 am

• Geraldo Alckmin (PSB), Vice President-elect;
• Floriano Pesaro (PSB), Executive Coordinator of the Transitional Government;
• Fatima Bezerra (PT), Governor of Rio Grande do Norte;
• Emedeo de Souza (Workers’ Party), state deputy;
• Gabriel Gallipolo.

“Legal Security and the Constitution” at 10:30 am

• Luis Roberto Barroso, STF Minister;
• Luis Felipe Salomao, Minister of STJ;
• Alexander Cordero, president of Cady.
• Pierpaolo Bottini, lawyer;
• Cristiano Zanin, attorney.

“Sanitation: The World’s Largest Social Inclusion Program,” 11:45 a.m

• Luana Brito, CEO, Trata Brasil;
• Mauricio Rossomanno, CEO, Unipar;
• Philip Rigoni
• Gabriel Gallipolo.

– “The judiciary in Brazil: balance and security” at 12:45 p.m

• Riccardo Lewandowski, STF Minister;
• João Otavio Noronha, Minister of Syrians for Truth and Justice;
• Benedetto Gonçalves, STJ Minister;
• Paulo Sergio Domínguez, former minister of STJ;
• Cristiano Zanin, attorney;
• Benedetto Mariano, Public Safety Specialist.

“Challenges of the Economy and National Development” at 2:15 p.m

• Roberto Campos Neto, President of the Central Bank.
• Bruno Dantas, Interim President of TCU;
• Carlos Fonseca, fund manager.