Bruno: you'd think they'd focus on basic infrastructure before promising fancy perks to local business owners
Danediazxo: i don't know why these promises always get made with zero actual support for small businesses. my cousin runs a shop in taguatinga and she can barely make ends meet already
Theo: promising to boost local commerce just weeks before the election feels like trying to solve traffic congestion right before Carnaval
Yara: yeah, just what we need more promises about shopping. How about actually investing in public transport and decent infrastructure?
Vasquezamir: talking about boosting local commerce but what's being done to actually support small business owners like me? just a bunch of empty promises as usual
Dane: it sounds like local businesses are finally being taken seriously in the DF's campaign
Hex Cipher: it's weird that nobody's talking about the lack of small business support outside of Taguatinga. what are they planning to do for the other districts?
Sofia: local commerce is always the last minute afterthought in Brasília politics, what are they gonna do to address the rent issues that are suffocating small business owners?
Marek: something about the emphasis on local commerce seems out of touch given gentrification concerns
Ember Talon: taguatinga needs help, not empty promises
Bruno: nothing new here, just the same old 'estimular comércio local' promises. where's the innovation?
Vossjonas: taguatinga needs so much more than vague "estímulo ao comércio local", what's the actual plan?
Nina: tough time making promises when you haven't delivered on the basics yet
Cleo: bills for local stores is just election gimmickry, when do we see actual policies?
Lundruby: it sounds like everyone's focused on giving handouts to the local businesses – what about creating jobs that aren't just tied to govt subsidies?