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The strange drive to devalue the TAP/Lufthansa agreement

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Briefings

A recent commentary suggests a strategy to reduce the value of the TAP/Lufthansa merger agreement by inventing flaws. The text explicitly states that the agenda for privatization involves these tactics, though it does not provide specific numbers, dates, or named individuals involved in the strategy.

Key points

• The commentary proposes a strategy to 'desvalorizar' (reduce value) the TAP/Lufthansa merger agreement.
• The text explicitly lists 'inventar falhas' (inventing flaws) as a method to achieve this reduction.

Context

This finding relates to the ongoing privatization of the TAP/Lufthansa merger, where specific tactics for reducing agreement value are being discussed in a commentary.

Limitations

The evidence is a single sentence with no specific units, dates, or named individuals. The source does not provide context on why this strategy matters or the current status of the privatization process.

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