Political coordination needs improvement and other weekly topics

BRAZIL POLITICS - Report 26 Mar 2019 by Murillo de Aragão and Cristiano Noronha

The president of the CCJ in the Lower House is expected to announce the rapporteur for Pension Reform. Minister Paulo Guedes takes part in public hearing in the CCJ on Tuesday. He will also speak about the Kandir Law in the Senate. Dissatisfied with the government’s articulation, federal representatives are threatening to approve a legislative decree that revokes the presidential decree that allows citizens of Australia, USA, Canada and Japan to visit Brazil without an entry visa. President Bolsonaro travels to Israel on Saturday.

This week's Talking Points

The problems and the solutions
Political coordination needs improvement
The Military Pension Reform path
Government bills are not advancing in the legislature
Bolsonaro loses political capital in all regions
The consequences of the MDB's weakening
The Senate vs. the Judiciary

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