The Jewish Federation of the State of São Paulo gathered, on the morning of Wednesday, April 29, at its headquarters, representatives of the community press and opinion leaders to present a structured review of the first 100 days of the new administration. The meeting also marked the beginning of a new institutional cycle, with the projection of the entity’s 80th anniversary celebrations and the presentation of its new identity.

The agenda reflected a strategic choice: to begin public dialogue with those who follow, interpret, and amplify the dynamics of the community. President Célia Parnes emphasized the role of these interlocutors as agents of connection and cohesion, essential to qualify debate and broaden the reach of institutional issues.

More than a symbolic milestone, the 100 days were presented as a turning point between diagnosis and execution. During this period, the........

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