Haddad said he will submit proposals on Tax Reform regulations by April 15, next week will be slow due to the party window, and Congress is planning to partially override Lula’s vetoes to the Budget

BRAZIL POLITICS - Report 28 Mar 2024 by Murillo de Aragão and Cristiano Noronha

Yesterday the Minister of Finance, Fernando Haddad, said once again that he will submit proposals to regulate Tax Reform by April 15. At first, he will submit bills related to consumption. We will also have little activity next week, as many legislators will not be in Brasília due to the party window—the period in which city council members can change parties without losing their mandate ahead of the upcoming municipal elections in October. The leader of the government in Congress, Senator Randolfe Rodrigues (No party-AP), stated that the Planalto Palace is negotiating a partial override of the sections vetoed by President Lula in the 2024 Budget.

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