Leonardo Freitas, CEO of HAYMAN-WOODWARD, is interviewed by Record TV about the ongoing migratory movement of healthcare professionals in the U.S., along with the internal shortage of specialists in the field. This movement grew in 2016 and increased significantly during the pandemic. According to a 2020 US fiscal report, the country saw a 32% increase in EB2 category visas granted to Brazilians, aimed at “exceptional professionals”. RECORD BRAZIL
HAYMAN-WOODWARD’s CEO, Leonardo Freitas, was invited by TV Band News to analyze the most recent events related to the Ukrainian plane shot down by Iranian armed forces, resulting in 176 deaths. Mr. Freitas, an expert in international intelligence and security, also outlined an overview of the possible upcoming scenarios in the ongoing conflict in the Middle East. BAND NEWS
In another exclusive report for CNN Brazil, Leonardo Freitas – CEO of HAYMAN-WOODWARD – analyzes the use of a diplomatic passport by the former Minister of Education, Abraham Weintraub, to enter the U.S. A complaint was filed at the US Embassy to determine if the former minister acted in bad faith. CNN BRAZIL
In an exclusive interview with journalist Rosana Jatobá for CBN, Leonardo Freitas – CEO of HAYMAN-WOODWARD and former DHS officer in the U.S – discusses the case of former Minister of Education, Abraham Weintraub, who entered the U.S. with a diplomatic passport after the country had already closed its borders due to COVID-19. CBN