Alckmin distribuye folletos con detalles sobre el programa para taxistas

El vicepresidente Geraldo Alckmin declaró que distribuye un documento con detalles sobre el programa de crédito para la renovación de flotas de taxistas y conductores de aplicaciones. Hizo estas declaraciones el miércoles en una reunión de la ejecutiva nacional del PSB.

Alckmin destacó el programa de 30 mil millones de reales lanzado por el presidente Lula para ofrecer tasas de interés más bajas al sector. Según él, la iniciativa ya ha reducido hasta en un 50% las tasas cobradas por los bancos.

El vicepresidente pidió a los presentes en la reunión que promocionen la medida en sus estados. Él también promueve el programa a través de publicaciones en redes sociales y visitas a concesionarias.

Lula planea lanzar una versión similar para mototaxistas. El modelo ya está definido, pero el gobierno aún discute el formato y la fecha del anuncio.

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