Chapter 1177: Chapter 1028: Concerns of Brazilian Politicians

Dorian encountered the most fucked-up medical service of his life, his screams echoed throughout the rainforest…

Sadly, besides Joe Ga, no one sympathized with him; everyone ran off to see the Black Hawk emergency landing!

This Black Hawk, borrowed from the Brazilian military, was funded by P·B’s own money.

Although the aircraft is old, if it can find a smooth place to land, it can still fly with a full tank.

The people in the rear are also waiting for news; as long as the plane can land safely, a ship with fuel will hurry over.

After all, it’s worth millions, so it’s best not to waste it!

In principle, this should also be covered by the Brazilian Government, since P·B is carrying the DEA’s banner in Brazil for anti-drug operations…

Jorge Andres used this plane issue as an excuse to rage in the Capital Brasilia.

This guy, because his mentor ‘Mr. Squid’ is undergoing an unjust investigation and lawsuit…

So, he took advantage of the situation, waving Joe Ga’s Rio plan, rallying members of the lower house, while angrily accusing the current President of Brazil in front of the media of being an incompetent trash, a greedy maggot, an ungrateful bastard…

The current President Michelle was furious, but faced with a super investment plan that would undoubtedly benefit hundreds of thousands of people, he couldn’t find a representative in the lower house who dared to step forward to support him.

Because anyone with a bit of intelligence knows what that means?

Joe Ga’s grand gesture is not just about investing to build a platform and providing tens of thousands of jobs; the key point is that this plan gives Brazil hope for solving its slum issues.

Strictly speaking, Brazilian slums are relatively independent, and to be more serious, the gang armaments in Brazilian slums are anti-government forces.

Currently, Brazilian politicians can only pretend the problem doesn’t exist, or not consider slum dwellers as people.

I give you water, electricity, and cable TV, and the wealthier states will give some subsidies; as long as you don’t rebel, it’s fine.

I’ll even turn a blind eye if you turn prisons into ‘schools,’ and going to prison becomes like being gilded.

For Brazil, slums are a sore that everyone knows but no one dares to talk about.

Now someone stands up and says I’m not doing this for profit; I’m just trying to make it easier for everyone to eat and simultaneously provide jobs for slum dwellers…

If you dare to say a word, those powerful unions in Brazil will march in the streets and force you to step down.

However, the current President of Brazil also has his difficulties, which are not external pressures but issues from within his financial system.

Joe Ga takes a relatively low profile in Brazil, not because he is truly afraid of anyone.

But because he wants to introduce his bank into Brazil with a relatively mild stance.

What the public sees are employment opportunities, but those seated at the highest ranks see the potential issues brought by an international bank entering Brazil.

P·B Bank may seem like a bonus to Joe Ga’s investment, but in reality, its unique payment system ties in with P·B Bank’s financial services.

With the push of gang-operated delivery services, not only delivery personnel, restaurants, and people ordering food, but all industries and individuals touched by this business will eventually become P·B Bank’s customers.

As long as the gang delivery services in Rio and Sao Paulo are executed properly, P·B Bank, which has little international fame, will instantly gain millions of users.

You might not trust me initially and not consider saving, but you might want a credit card, right?

Ordering delivery without service charges, and during holidays I’ll send you a greeting email. The cash flow in just this delivery industry is a huge fortune.

In a country with a floating exchange rate system, people like Gami can use this quality cash flow anytime to borrow multiple times the funds from other banks and then reap from Brazil’s finances back and forth in the foreign exchange market.

The most outrageous thing is that it’s using the Brazilian people’s own money!

People like Soros need to first raise funds and then attract international hot money to short a country.

Once Joe Ga’s greed flares up, P·B Bank simply uses the GDP created by the Brazilian people to reap them, who could stand that?

You have to know, this ‘money-losing monster’ created by Joe Ga is actually a closed loop.

The moment it starts, it achieves what other banks might take a hundred years to accomplish in terms of customer accumulation.

Once ordinary people pay for takeout, this money starts circulating within this closed loop.

The platform might not collect service fees, but the bank charges for every transaction, although these charges are so small that most people won’t notice.

If money is considered a commodity, then every circulation of the commodity involves a cost.

Once users get used to P·B Bank, more funds will inevitably pour into the bank in the future.

The Brazilian top brass can’t afford not to be cautious. Agreeing to let P·B Bank in definitely comes with a series of negotiations, and they might even have to allow the Brazilian Government to hold shares.

But P·B Bank is a condition laid out by Joe Ga. If you want me to invest the money to save your employment rate, you have to agree.

Not only must you agree, but you must also place the slum relief accounts in my bank.

This is a modern financial blitzkrieg where finance leads and gangs charge, and it can only be completed in a country like Brazil, where slums and gangs are everywhere.

People in the know understand what Joe Ga can do with this bank!

If the current President of Brazil isn’t aware, the people at the Brazilian Central Bank will inform him.

But politicians have a different perspective on issues; he needs to weigh not just Brazil’s economic interests but also his own economic and political interests.

At this moment, Boss Joe just has to keep a low profile and tell him, I’m harmless.

Only then can Jorge and his people successfully pass Boss Joe’s massive investment plan and its attached conditions in the lower house.

The internal power struggle has nothing to do with Boss Joe!

Finance is a sharp knife. I can choose not to cut you, or even share the meat cut by the knife with you, but I must hold the handle of the knife that I forged myself.

This is the power that Boss Joe must fight for!

He doesn’t even need money; he wants those high-ranking people to understand that he holds a deadly weapon!

At times like this, the more low-key and harmless you act, the better!

This would cause the Brazilian President to lean towards the ‘short-term huge political gains’ rather than the ‘long-term possible financial risks’!

Things are still fermenting, but seeing that the Brazilian President hasn’t stepped forward to point out the risks for so many days, Joe Ga realizes this guy is waiting…

Waiting for the matter to ferment to a suitable level, then stand out and go along the flow by nodding in agreement.

This not only gains maximum attention but also uses the opinions given by international financial experts to pose as an arbitrator, and high-profile intervene in the negotiations between the Brazilian Central Bank and P·B Bank.

No regulation is impossible!

By then, he will be the party holding the chips!

After all, shouting the slogan ‘financial liberalization’ is useless when you say it; it only matters when he, as a president, says it, and after saying it, he can logically take advantage of Boss Joe.

Boss Joe doesn’t mind the money for a second-hand Black Hawk helicopter; he just feels that the financial industry is indeed terrifying…

Because at the beginning he really didn’t consider these things, he always brought himself into the role of the ‘good guy.’

He made this big effort to win over the majority of the lower class people, forming a political moat through the benefited groups. He never considered the issue of using finance to reap Brazil.

But when Gami received the news and organized a lobbying team to enter Brasilia with a huge amount of funds, only then did he realize what level of industry he prepared for ‘Kitten’!

That guy Frester has the nose of a dog; the moment he heard about the Brazil business, he immediately realized this was the best opportunity of his life and rushed to Rio, following the scent.

Boss Joe can swear on his conscience; he really didn’t want that much at the start…

Far away in America, Monica was already going crazy with jealousy; ever since Boss Joe’s phone got signal, she has been bombarding him with her ‘artistic photos’…

In the morning, it’s ‘The weather is nice, but the balcony alone is cold’…

At noon, it’s ‘The lunch is great, but a living room for one makes you lose your appetite’…

In the afternoon, it’s ‘Work is busy, but for the one I love, everything is worth it’…

The text doesn’t have much depth; it just focuses on not wearing clothes!

The charming and enchanting details made even Boss Joe couldn’t help but rub his nose…

However, for Boss Joe, fighting is the most important and most valued aspect where he can showcase his worth, and Monica’s little long-distance flirtations can only serve as a spice.

At the current stage, for Boss Joe, offending both the jihadist organizations and drug dealers doesn’t matter because, first of all, he feels great, and secondly, P·B gains fame!

Even in less developed areas like the State of Amazonas, there’s a large population.

P·B voluntarily comes here to help fight the drug dealers, and since the battlefield is set deep within the rainforest without disturbing anyone, anyone with a morally sound viewpoint would applaud.

Moreover, Boss Joe rescued a few innocent girls from a plane crash, and just to take care of a girl harmed by drug dealers, he held fast at the most intense part of the battle.

The father of one of the girls, an indigenous MP named Odom, had urgently flown back to Manaus and accepted an interview with the media.

This old chap was in tears, condemning the drug dealers’ brutality and expressing his immense gratitude to Boss Joe, stating that as long as he lives, he will fight to the end with the drug dealers.

Far away in Rio, Frester tactically released the combat footage shot by the Winged Dragon drone…

‘Four warriors fierce battle against two hundred drug dealers!’

Although the video footage wasn’t very clear, it was enough to reflect the situation at that time.

All the media headlined the night battle Boss Joe and his people went through, describing them as the Spartans at Thermopylae.

Those four girls became the catalysts for the news to ferment!

Originally, a battle against drug dealers would not have caused such a societal effect.

But when keywords like plane crash, survival, girls, drug dealers, P·B, guarding, and desperate fight link together, the Colombian drug dealers were nailed to the pillar of shame.

Almost everyone concerned about women’s and children’s rights, individuals or organizations, stood up and lashed out against the Colombian drug dealers and even their government.

Eventually, even Colombia’s other major drug trafficking group, the ‘Gulf Clan’, stood out to demarcate themselves from the ‘Cartel Group’…

These drug dealers sent representatives, releasing videos of delivering food to grandmothers and toys to children, sternly expressing that even though they traffic drugs and kill, they are still good guys…

When Joe Ga received a call from the President of Colombia, he was stunned…

This old chap sighed and begged Boss Joe to hold off the main force of the Cartel Group’s gunmen, and then the Colombian Army would launch a nationwide crackdown on the Cartel Group…