EIS AÍ A NOTÍCIA, EXTRAÍDA DA REVISTA FORBES: LULA E SUAS TRINTA MOEDAS DE PRATA! After stepping down as Brazil’s president, Lula received about $100,000 for a 50 minutes speech to LG in 2011. He has also given speeches to Microsoft MSFT +0.9%, Tetra Pak, and has been paid by Brazil’s top construction companies, such as Odebrecht, to travel to six nations in Africa and give speeches to local executives. However, there is no evidence suggesting that Lula is close to becoming a billionaire. Lula’s son Fabio Luis Lula da Silva, nicknamed Lulinha, has not (yet) become a billionaire either. Recently, Lula has publicly denied rumours that Lulinha owns a $50 million jet and is one of the owners of JBS, the world’s largest beef producer by sale, with market cap of over $10 billion. Before his father was elected Brazil’s president Lulinha worked as an intern in a zoo. In 2004, a year after Lula’s first election, Lulinha launched Gamecorp, a company that produced content for TV and internet. In 2005, Gamecorp received over $2.3 million from Telemar, today known as Oi OIBR +2.72%. Even though Lula himself stated that his son was the “Ronaldinho of the business world,” Gamecorp has not been doing very well and its losses have added up to over $4 million. There has been a lot of rumours about the wealth of Lula’s family but nothing based on any real facts.
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