Brazil's Ministry of Women strengthened institutional collaboration, political participation, and integrated gender-climate policies during 2025, aiming to advance women's empowerment and governance.
President Lula's year-end address highlights Brazil's social and economic milestones in 2023, outlines security challenges, and sets priorities for 2026.
Brazil's Chamber of Deputies has approved the regulatory framework for the 2025 tax reform, aiming to simplify taxation and promote fairness through a new unified digital system.
Brazil launches the 'Plano Brasil que Cuida,' a major national policy investing R$24.9 billion to transform caregiving into a recognized collective right and responsibility.
Brazil launches its ENCTI 2024-2034 science and innovation strategy with strong societal input, but faces a 5% budget cut for science and technology in 2026, complicating implementation efforts.
Brazil strengthens mineral policy in 2025 through new governance structures and Senate legislation focused on critical minerals, positioning the country in the global supply chain.
Brazil launches a decade-long plan to double science and technology investments by 2034, while facing 2026 budget cuts in the sector.
Brazil's government and scientific community unveil the ENCTI 2024-2034, a comprehensive strategy to boost science, technology, and innovation as pillars for national development and sovereignty.
Brazil launches ENCTI 2024-2034, a science and technology strategy aiming to boost R&D investment and foster innovation, sovereignty, and social development over the next decade.
The 5th National Conference on Women's Policies in Brasília advanced Brazil's women's agenda but saw cautious government stance on abortion rights despite strong support from delegates.
Deputy Arnaldo Jardim proposes a robust National Policy on Critical and Strategic Minerals in Brazil, including fiscal incentives, governance structures, and sustainability measures amid growing international interest.
President Lula submitted the new National Culture Plan to Congress, emphasizing culture as a right and pillar of democracy, alongside creating a commission to enhance cultural policy governance.
Brazil establishes a new decree to ensure inclusive education for students with disabilities and special needs, focusing on support within regular classrooms and specialized assistance.
Deputy Domingos Neto has been named the new rapporteur to revise Brazil's health plan regulations, seeking a balanced approach amid past setbacks.
Brazil addresses AI implementation in public sectors and industry worries regarding government incentives favoring certain technologies.
Brazil's regulatory strategy on digital technology reveals a careful balance between innovation and ethical governance amid global pressures.
Government inaction hinders legislative progress on Brazil's critical minerals policy.