Ep.02 da série 'ECONOMIA BRASILEIRA' : 1808 – 1888 – Nasce uma pátria

1808 – 1888 – A Nation is Born 2nd episode of the series 'BRAZILIAN ECONOMY - The story told by those who made it' THE SERIES In the series ‘BRAZILIAN ECONOMY – The story told by those who made it’, Brazil's trajectory is told from an economic point of view by some of the main protagonists of the country's recent history. Former presidents of the Republic, former ministers, former directors of the Central Bank, major businessmen, bankers, economists, historians, journalists and academics recount the adventures and misadventures of the country since 1492 and discuss solutions for the Brazilian economy. The fast-paced editing, simple language, graphic animations and archival images (historical paintings and works of art, period photographs and news footage) make the Brazilian saga even more interesting. For its first 388 years, Brazil was a slave-owning society; In the 1950s, 50% of Brazilians were illiterate; by the end of the 1980s, monthly inflation reached 84%, and 35% were poor and destitute. In 2013, Brazil was the seventh largest economy in the world, inflation was 5.4%, poverty had been reduced to 12%, and the country aspired to be rich. “Brazil is the country of the future” and “now Brazil will succeed,” mantras of optimistic phases, were always followed by crises. Success was, once again, fleeting. EXHIBITION: Canal Futura, TV Cultura and Monett INTERVIEWEES Abílio Diniz – Businessman - Grupo Pão de Açúcar (1959 – 2013) Alexandre Saes - Professor of Economic History at FEA-USP Antônio Delfim Netto - Minister of Planning (1979 – 1985), Minister of Finance (1967 – 1974) Armínio Fraga - President of the Central Bank (1999 – 2003) Boris Fausto – Historian and political scientist Décio Zylbersztajn – Economist and full professor at FEA-USP Dorothea Werneck - Minister of Industry, Commerce and Tourism (1995 – 1996), Minister of Labor (1989 – 1990) Eduardo Giannetti da Fonseca – Economist and Professor at Insper Emir Sader – Sociologist and political scientist, professor of Sociology at UERJ Ernane Galvêas - Minister of Finance (1980 – 1985), president of the Central Bank (1968 – 1974 and 1979 – 1980) Fabio Giambiagi - Specialist in Public Finance Fernando Collor de Mello - President of the Republic (1990 – 1992) Fernando Henrique Cardoso - President of the Republic (1995 – 2003), Minister of Finance (1993 – 1994) Gustavo Franco - President of the Central Bank (1993 – 1999) Gustavo Loyola - President of the Central Bank (1992 – 1993 and 1995 – 1997) Henrique Meirelles - President of the Central Bank (2003 - 2011) João Batista de Abreu - Minister of Planning (1988 – 1990) Jorge Caldeira – Writer, PhD in Political Science José Eli Da Veiga – Economist, professor at FEA-USP José Marcio Camargo – Economist, professor at PUC-Rio. Creator of the Bolsa Família Program José Sarney - President of the Republic (1985 – 1990) José Serra - Governor of São Paulo (2007 – 2010), Mayor of São Paulo (2005 – 2006) Laurentino Gomes – Journalist and writer Luciano Coutinho – Economist, President of BNDES Luiz Carlos Bresser Pereira - Minister of Finance (1987) Luiz Carlos Mendonça de Barros - President of BNDES (1995 – 1998) Luiz Gonzaga Belluzzo – Economist, consultant to President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva Maílson da Nóbrega - Minister of Finance (1987 – 1990) Marcelo Neri – Economist, former president of IPEA (2012 – 2014), Minister of the Secretariat of Strategic Affairs (2013 – 2015) Miriam Leitão – Economic journalist Ozires Silva - Minister of Infrastructure (1990 – 1991), president of Petrobrás (1986 – 1988), president of Embraer (1969 – 1986) Paul Singer – Economist, founder of the Workers' Party, Secretary of Planning for the municipality of São Paulo (1989 – 1992) Pedro Malan - Minister of Finance (1995 – 2002) Pedro Parente - Chief of Staff (1999 – 2003), Minister of Planning (1999) Pérsio Arida - President of the Central Bank (Jan – Jun 1995), one of the creators of the Real Plan Ronaldo Costa Couto - Chief of Staff (1987 – 1989), Minister of the Interior (1985 – 1987) Roberto Setúbal - President of Banco Itaú Roberto Teixeira da Costa - 1st President of the CVM - Securities and Exchange Commission (1976) Rubens Ometto – Businessman - Cosan, Raízen, Comgás Sérgio Amaral - Minister of Development (2001 – 2002) CULTURA MAIOR: INFORMING TO TRANSFORM The production company transforms complex subjects into interesting documentaries and videos. The approach is light and enjoyable, without losing depth and consistency. Airing: TV Cultura and Canal Futura Production Company: Cultura Maior Created by: Maílson da Nóbrega and Louise Sottomaior Script, direction and executive production: Louise Sottomaior Editing: Junae Andreazza Color: Márcio Pasqualino Finalization: Psycho Soundtrack: Fábio Goes Sound Production: UpMix