Podcast - Programa 02.04.2026

·1 hr 24 min·5 clips

Vinícius Ferreira explains how Trump's vague war promises caused Brent oil to spike 7.8%, affecting everyone's pocket.

This episode of Pelotas 13 Horas is a radio talk show format with multiple segments, including interviews, economic commentary, and community announcements. It begins with promotional messages for local businesses like Alimentos Castro and revitalization campaigns for Pelotas' city center. The host introduces guests, including Elisa Joel, the newly elected president of the Pelotas Commercial Association, who shares her background and the association's 152-year history, emphasizing its renewal with initiatives like a co-working space and advertising panel. Teresa Fugge, a representative from the Federal University of Pelotas, discusses the strike by administrative technicians, detailing demands such as the 30-hour workweek and negotiations with the federal government. Danilo Rodrigues, Secretary of Tourism, visits the show to announce his pre-candidacy for State Deputy under the MDB party, focusing on Pelotas' lack of representation in the Legislative Assembly and regional development. Economic commentator Vinícius Machado Ferreira provides updates on global markets, highlighting how Donald Trump's statements on the Iran conflict led to a 7.8% rise in Brent oil prices, impacting local inflation. The episode also features a religious reflection by Ramacelos Hartwig on Holy Week, advertisements for businesses like Genovese and Aquarela Tintas, and discussions on political dynamics in Rio Grande do Sul, including party alliances and candidate strategies. Throughout, the show maintains a neutral, interview-based tone with panel discussions involving hosts and guests, covering themes of local governance, economic pressures, and community engagement.

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