The vote on the Mover bill has been postponed once again, the House approved the bill that penalizes illegal occupants of rural properties and public buildings, and Haddad said a 3% inflation target is “very demanding”

BRAZIL POLITICS - Report 23 May 2024 by Murillo de Aragão and Cristiano Noronha

The president of the House, Arthur Lira (PP-AL), once again postponed the vote on the Mover bill in the plenary of the House. The decision was taken after a meeting with the leaders and the rapporteur of the matter, Átila Lira (PP-PI). Yesterday, the House concluded the vote on the bill that establishes restrictions and impediments for invaders and illegal occupants of rural properties and public buildings. The matter will be sent to the Senate. Yesterday, the Minister of Finance, Fernando Haddad, participated in a public hearing in the House, and one of his remarks caused repercussions in the market. Haddad said that the 3% inflation target is “very demanding”.

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