Por raras vezes, a imprensa se afasta do seu papel não declarado de defesa do capital, que é quem afinal a financia com a compra de anúncios, e se põe ao lado de outros interesses menos assistidos. Dois exemplos mais ou menos recentes ilustram isso. Semanas atrás, a Gazeta Mercantil publicou uma entrevista com o economista![[bb]](https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/blogger_img_proxy/AEn0k_vZsLUTX-reUEDI457pwRbi_n3OTKARvnJhSPafix_twB0y6KOyn0zVMpds0r-Ppm8qmbhMUR0AQRmh=s0-d)
da Unicamp Júlio Gomes de Almeida sobre o risco que o país corre com o excesso de crédito para o consumidor. Conhecido da imprensa por ter sido presidente do Instituto de Estudos para o Desenvolvimento Empresarial (IEDI) e por uma passagem ligeira pela Secretaria de Política Econômica do Ministério do Planejamento, ele acredita que a situação não se sustenta mais do que cinco anos.
O outro exemplo notório foi dado pelo jornal O Estado de São Paulo no último domingo (11 de novembro), com uma página e meia sobre o lado do consumidor nesta história. A matéria trouxe estatísticas, exemplos de gente que não cai na balela dos preços altos e uma entrevista com o economista e filósofo Eduardo Gianetti. Aliás, tudo que está na matéria pode ser resumido no título do livro mais recente de Gianetti: “O Valor do Amanhã”, que virou série no dominical Fantástico, da TV Globo e que, diz a matéria, será vendido em DVD (vai para minha prateleira assim que chegar nas bancas!).
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