Reluctance is an obstacle for Haddad
Fernando Haddad's reluctance to embrace his candidacy for the governorship of São Paulo poses challenges ahead as he faces Tarcísio de Freitas.
The Legacy of Haddad
Brazil's Minister Fernando Haddad reflects on his nearly three-year tenure at the Ministry of Finance as he prepares to run for the governor of São Paulo.
Fernando Haddad surfed on economic growth but slipped on fiscal; see the numbers
Fernando Haddad's time at the Ministry of Finance is characterized by economic growth but significant challenges in fiscal management.
See 15 moments in Fernando Haddad's management at the Ministry of Finance
Fernando Haddad, who led Brazil’s Ministry of Finance for nearly 1,200 days, has left his position to run in this year’s elections, marking his tenure with numerous achievements and conflicts with Congress.
Haddad defends Alckmin as Lula's vice, revisits 2022, and says Tebet has deeper roots than Tarcísio in SP
Fernando Haddad promotes a campaign for the São Paulo gubernatorial election similar to 2022, supporting Alckmin as Lula's vice and criticizing Tarcísio de Freitas.
'Tarcísio has no familiarity with SP even today,' says Haddad in his first interview as a gubernatorial candidate
Fernando Haddad, in his first interview as a pre-candidate for governor of São Paulo, criticizes current governor Tarcísio de Freitas and addresses his political ambitions for the 2026 election.
Dario Durigan appointed as the new Minister of Finance in place of Haddad
Dario Durigan has been appointed as the new Minister of Finance, succeeding Fernando Haddad who stepped down to run for the government of São Paulo.
The legacy of Fernando Haddad in economics - The Subject #1684
Fernando Haddad concluded his tenure as Brazil's Minister of Finance, during which he achieved notable economic growth and reforms while facing criticism over increased taxes and public debt.
Haddad to contest his fifth election in 14 years; see voting history
Fernando Haddad announces his candidacy for the São Paulo governorship for the fifth time in 14 years, backed by President Lula.
Who is Dario Durigan, the new Minister of Finance after Haddad's departure
Dario Durigan has been appointed as Brazil's new Minister of Finance, succeeding Fernando Haddad.
Haddad seeks a vice connected to agribusiness to strengthen himself in the interior of SP
Fernando Haddad is looking for a vice-presidential candidate linked to the agribusiness sector to bolster his campaign in the interior of São Paulo after his recent candidacy for governor.
Haddad announces pre-candidacy for the Government of SP, denies bargaining and says he is entering to win
Minister Fernando Haddad has announced his pre-candidacy for the Government of São Paulo, emphasizing a focus on winning rather than political bargaining.
PT announces Haddad's pre-candidacy for the government of SP: 'You can have defeat in any election, but never a political defeat'
Fernando Haddad has been announced as the pre-candidate for the government of São Paulo by the PT party, emphasizing the importance of political victories over electoral losses.
Who is Dario Durigan, who will head the Ministry of Finance in place of Haddad
Dario Durigan is set to take over the Ministry of Finance in Brazil as Fernando Haddad steps down to run for the governorship of São Paulo.
At an event in São Paulo, Lula confirms Dario Durigan as Haddad's successor
Brazilian President Lula confirms Dario Durigan as the new head of the Ministry of Finance following Fernando Haddad's departure to run for governor of São Paulo.
Lula confirms Dario Durigan as Minister of Finance: 'he is the one you will charge for many things'
President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva announced that Dario Durigan will succeed Fernando Haddad as the new Minister of Finance.
Lula opens platform for Haddad and says SP mayors are poorly received by Tarcísio
President Lula criticized the reception of São Paulo mayors by Governor Tarcísio de Freitas while announcing Fernando Haddad as a pre-candidate for the São Paulo government.
Podcast reviews the Brazilian economy under the command of Fernando Haddad
Fernado Haddad, the Brazilian Minister of Finance, is expected to leave his position to run for governor of São Paulo after successfully passing several fiscal and tax reforms.
Haddad meets with states on Wednesday and will again request a reduction in ICMS on diesel
Brazil's Finance Minister Fernando Haddad plans to meet with state governors to propose a reduction in the ICMS tax on diesel amid rising oil prices due to the Middle East conflict.
GDP above expectations, debt rising: the balance of Haddad's management in 10 graphs
Brazil's Finance Minister Fernando Haddad's tenure has seen economic growth but also challenges in controlling public spending, leading to mixed reactions from the financial market.
VIP Premiere of 'Gal, the Musical' features Fernando Haddad and Astrid Fontenelle
The VIP premiere of 'Gal, the Musical' was attended by numerous celebrities and public figures in São Paulo.
Haddad leaves the Ministry of Finance this week; see the main milestones of his management
Fernando Haddad is leaving his role as Minister of Finance to run for governor of Sao Paulo, following a term marked by significant economic reforms and improvements in key economic indicators.
PT announces the launch of Haddad's pre-candidacy for the government of SP on Friday
The PT party is set to announce Fernando Haddad as a pre-candidate for the São Paulo government in an event featuring President Lula.
Haddad is expected to leave the Ministry of Finance next Friday (20)
Brazil's Minister of Finance, Fernando Haddad, is set to resign on the following Friday, shifting focus to his pre-campaign for the governorship of São Paulo.
PT 'hopes' for Kim's candidacy for the Government of SP to enable a second round
The Brazilian Workers' Party (PT) is discreetly supporting Kim Kataguiri's candidacy for the São Paulo government, seeing it as a chance to ensure a second round in the elections against Tarcísio de Freitas and Fernando Haddad.
'Taxadd' or reformer of the national tax system?
Fernando Haddad, as Minister of Finance, has prioritized tax reforms that significantly impact Brazil's fiscal landscape.
Haddad Issues Challenge on Public Accounts Situation Just Before Leaving Government
Fernando Haddad, Brazil's Minister of Finance, challenges his predecessors to debate the state of Brazil's public finances as he prepares to leave the government for this year's elections.
Tarcísio nationalizes campaign to help Flávio and attack Haddad
The Governor of São Paulo, Tarcísio de Freitas, is focusing on nationalizing his re-election campaign to bolster presidential candidate Flávio Bolsonaro and critique Finance Minister Fernando Haddad.
Tarcísio and Haddad anticipate a tougher dispute for SP and aim at each other's administrations
The upcoming election rivalry between Tarcísio de Freitas and Fernando Haddad for the Government of São Paulo is expected to be fiercer than the previous one, focusing more on their respective administrations.
'I wouldn't do anything differently,' says Haddad about his management of the Ministry of Finance
Minister Fernando Haddad affirmed that he would not change anything about his management as he prepares to leave the Ministry of Finance to run for elections.
'I will participate in the elections,' says Haddad
Brazil's Finance Minister, Fernando Haddad, announced his intention to run for election in 2026, confirming speculation about his candidacy even as he hesitates to officially declare his opposition to the current governor of São Paulo.
Haddad is set to bid farewell to the government at an event with President Lula and ministers in São Paulo
Finance Minister Fernando Haddad is expected to leave the government next week to run for governor of São Paulo during an event featuring President Lula and other ministers.
It's not my fault that Haddad raised taxes every 30 days, says Tarcísio about rival for election
São Paulo Governor Tarcísio de Freitas criticized rival Fernando Haddad for consistently raising taxes and asserted the criticism is directed at Haddad, not him.
Datafolha: Haddad, Alckmin, and Tebet lead the race for the two Senate seats from SP
A recent Datafolha survey indicates that Fernando Haddad, Geraldo Alckmin, and Simone Tebet lead the competition for the two Senate vacancies in São Paulo.
Datafolha: Haddad and Alckmin lead the Senate race in SP
Fernando Haddad and Geraldo Alckmin are leading the Senate race in São Paulo according to a new Datafolha poll.
Given the alternatives, Haddad managed well at the Treasury
Fernando Haddad's tenure as Minister of Finance has been seen as beneficial for Brazil despite internal challenges.
Haddad attends the launch of Eugênio Bucci's poetry book in SP
Brazil's Finance Minister Fernando Haddad was present at the launch of Eugênio Bucci's poetry book in São Paulo.
Haddad confirms departure from the Treasury next week and indicates Durigan will be successor
Finance Minister Fernando Haddad announced he will leave his position next week, proposing his deputy Dario Durigan as his successor.
Surge in Oil Prices: Haddad Advocates for Not Making 'Hasty Decisions' but Says Central Bank is Autonomous on Interest Rates
Brazil's Minister of Finance, Fernando Haddad, emphasizes caution in decision-making regarding oil price spikes and asserts the autonomy of the Central Bank concerning interest rate adjustments.
Haddad confirms he is leaving the Ministry of Finance next week; Durigan is expected to take over the department
Brazil's Finance Minister Fernando Haddad has announced he will leave his position next week, with Dario Durigan expected to succeed him.
Datafolha Seems to Resolve the Dilemmas of Tarcísio and Haddad
Recent polling by Datafolha indicates a shift in the political landscape for Tarcísio de Freitas and Fernando Haddad.
With Haddad, Tarcísio's favoritism will crumble, says PT deputy
Deputy Rui Falcão claims that the entry of Fernando Haddad into the São Paulo gubernatorial race will significantly diminish Tarcísio de Freitas's chances of reelection.
PSB sees Alckmin consolidated as Lula's vice after Haddad decides to run for governor in SP
PSB leaders celebrate Fernando Haddad's decision to run for governor of São Paulo, which significantly reduces pressure on Geraldo Alckmin to step into a vice-presidential role for Lula.
Haddad will leave the Finance Ministry next week to run for governor of São Paulo
Fernando Haddad, Brazil's Finance Minister, is set to resign next week to run for governor of São Paulo in the upcoming elections.
Haddad leaves the Ministry of Finance next week to run for the government of São Paulo
Finance Minister Fernando Haddad will leave the federal government next week to run for Governor of São Paulo.
Datafolha: Haddad has 41% and Flávio Bolsonaro, 43%, in a second round scenario for president
A recent Datafolha poll indicates that in a potential second round of the 2026 presidential election, Fernando Haddad holds 41% of voter intentions while Flávio Bolsonaro has 43%, reflecting a statistical tie.
Datafolha: Haddad ties with Flávio in the second round and is seen as an alternative in the PT
Finance Minister Fernando Haddad is in a technical tie with Senator Flávio Bolsonaro in the Brazilian presidential election's second round according to Datafolha research.
Alckmin reiterates that he will leave the ministry in April and that Haddad, França, and Tebet are options to run for the government of SP
Vice President Geraldo Alckmin confirmed he will step down from his ministerial position in April, and named potential candidates, including Fernando Haddad, Márcio França, and Simone Tebet, for the São Paulo gubernatorial race.
Alckmin says there is no definition on presidential ticket and that Haddad is a great candidate in SP
Brazil's Vice President Geraldo Alckmin stated that the presidential ticket is not yet defined and expressed confidence in Fernando Haddad as a strong candidate for São Paulo.
Haddad says he is 'analyzing the scenarios' and cannot disregard Lula's opinion on his possible candidacy for the government of SP
Minister Fernando Haddad acknowledged that he is considering a potential candidacy for the government of São Paulo and stated he must take President Lula's opinion into account.