Brazil President Lula Cuts Spending by $12 Billion
Brazil's Haddad seeks to soothe market concerns over income tax reform
Brazil's Finance Minister Fernando Haddad on Thursday sought to calm the market following a meltdown over the announcement of a reform that would increase income tax exemptions, emphasizing that the measures would be fiscally neutral and take effect only in 2026 after Congress approval.
Brazil’s Lula Seeks Income Tax Exemptions Along With Public Spending Cuts
Brazil President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva has tacked on an income-tax relief measure to a long-awaited plan to cut government spending, heightening concerns about the budget deficit and sparking a selloff in the currency,
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Bolsonaro Is Making a Comeback Bid in Brazil and Betting on Trump’s HelpBrazil’s former president wants to return to power and said in an interview he believes the U.S. president-elect will help ...
Brazil's currency hit an all-time low on Wednesday as investors who had been expecting news on public spending cuts braced ...
Several states in Brazil are trying to rid themselves of rainforest protections, bowing to pressures from cattle ranchers and ...
At least one person was killed, three were injured, and one was missing after an historic storm slammed the city of Salvador ...
Brazil's Supreme Court on Wednesday started examining four cases that turn on how far social media should be regulated, and ...
Brazil analysts raised their 2025 year-end interest rate forecasts for the second straight week on fears that public spending ...
In 1979, at the age of twenty-eight, Stephen G. Bloom set out to Rio de Janeiro to work as a foreign correspondent for the ...
Brazilian beef was headed back to the shelves of Carrefour-owned grocery stores Tuesday after a brief boycott sparked by ...
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