Week of September 21

BRAZIL POLITICS - Report 21 Sep 2015 by Murillo de Aragão and Cristiano Noronha

President Dilma Rousseff announces an administrative reform, with a reduction in the number of ministries and the number of public posts. In Congress, we highlight the analysis of the presidential vetoes, especially the one dealing with salary increases for the Judiciary. On Wednesday, September 23, public servants go on strike to protest the government’s decision to postpone salary increases for the sector. Lower House President Eduardo Cunha may have to respond to a request from the DEM on the progress of the impeachment request against President Dilma. The government will release a bimonthly evaluation of revenue and expenses for 2015.

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