“Brazil has lost an example of an entrepreneur”: here are the repercussions among the authorities of the death of Abilio Diniz

Representatives of the government and various powers in the country mourned the death of the businessman

Representatives of the government and the various powers of the country mourned the death of the entrepreneur Abilio Diniz, who could not resist pneumonia this Sunday 18th in Sao Paulo. Names such as the vice president Geraldo Alckmin, the president of the Chamber, Arthur Lira, and the president of the National Congress, Rodrigo Pacheco, have issued notes of solidarity with Diniz’s family.

The vice president of the republic, Geraldo Alckmin, used social media to mourn the entrepreneur’s death. On his official Twitter account, Alckmin classified Diniz as “one of the greatest Brazilian entrepreneurs”. “I received with great regret the news of the death of Abílio Diniz,” he posted. “Your vitality, dedication to work and faith in Brazil have been great life lessons. May your example continue to inspire the next generations of Brazilian entrepreneurs. I offer my condolences to your family and friends,” wrote the vice president .

The president of the Chamber of Deputies, Arthur Lira, underlined Diniz’s capacity for resourcefulness, which made him stand out in business in Brazil: “I have lost a friend. The country has lost an example of an entrepreneur, of competence. He has always seen Brazil with optimism, with hope and unshakable confidence in our future. My condolences to the family and friends,” Lira said in a statement.

Like Lira, the president of the National Congress, Rodrigo Pacheco, underlined the role of the entrepreneur in the development of the Brazilian economy. “I am deeply saddened by the death of the 87-year-old entrepreneur Abilio Diniz, which occurred on Sunday night in Sao Paulo. One of the main Brazilian entrepreneurs, he actively participated in the transformations of the production sector and played a fundamental role in the country’s economy . and social development”, we read in a note.

“He recently brought to his television program, in which I had the honor of participating, all his experience in discussing topics relevant to Brazilians. An intelligent, thoughtful and exemplary man, for whom I had deep admiration. “I leave here the my condolences to Geyze Diniz, his children, other family members, friends and admirers,” Pacheco added.

The Minister of Agriculture, Carlos Fávaro, defined the entrepreneur as “an example of entrepreneurship and investment in Brazil”. “He brought Brazilian food all over the world,” he underlined, adding that the entrepreneur shared his success story and shared knowledge and examples. “May your lesson in entrepreneurship always be perpetuated”, hoped the minister in a post published on social media.

The head of the Ministry of Planning, Simone Tebet, recently wrote on social media that she received the news of the death of entrepreneur Abilio Diniz with sadness. According to her, Abilio was a Brazilian businessman, a determined man who made a great contribution to the country.

“I remember the opportunity I had to be interviewed by him on his program ‘Caminhos com Abilio Diniz’, on CNN, where we talked about the theme we had in common: the love for Brazil and the measures necessary to put it on the axis, in the direction of sustainable development”, he said, leaving affection to the entrepreneur’s family and friends.

In a post on and economic development in Brazil, leaves a great legacy. My condolences to Geyze Diniz, her children, her family and friends in this moment of great sadness,” Dória wrote.

The governor of São Paulo, Tarcísio de Freitas, recently mourned the death of businessman Abilio Diniz, which occurred this Sunday, in the capital of São Paulo. “With enormous regret, I have just received the news of the death of Abílio Diniz, for whom I have always had great admiration,” the governor said on his account on X, formerly Twitter. “I saw in him someone who always rooted for Brazil’s success, and worked all his life for this, creating jobs for many people, without forgetting to take care of others,” he added.

Tarcísio stressed that the entrepreneur “had a brilliant career”: “Not only for his resourcefulness but also for his lifestyle which inspired many people to aspire to his longevity and energy,” he said. “May God welcome you into his infinite grace and comfort the hearts of your entire family.”

The mayor of São Paulo published a tribute on social media to the entrepreneur who founded Grupo Pão de Açúcar. “Abílio Diniz leaves us and leaves a legacy of example to follow. Successful entrepreneur, generator of employment and income, he was also an admirable person; passionate about his country and survivor of misfortunes. He did not lower his guard neither when he lost prematurely a son, when he was the victim of a crime, or when he had to face historic economic crises. He was a great Brazilian, from Sao Paulo and from Sao Paulo. It is my tribute and my recognition for everything he built and “For everything it will continue to represent for all of us. We will miss him very much. To his family and friends, my condolences. May God comfort you in this difficult time,” he wrote on his X account.

Source: Terra

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