Lula's Decree Expanding First Lady Janja's Powers Sparks Political Debate
A decree by President Lula expanding first lady Janja's presidential cabinet access faces opposition criticism, defended as legal and transparent by government officials.
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TCE-ES Implements Comprehensive Governance Policy to Strengthen Public Administration in Espírito Santo
Espírito Santo's Tribunal de Contas do Estado launches a robust Governance Policy emphasizing transparency, accountability, and innovation to enhance public administration and trust.
Brazilian Government Advances Social and Administrative Reforms Following Income Tax Exemption Approval
After approving income tax exemption for low earners, Brazil's government targets work hour cuts, free public transport, and administrative reform.
Lula Signals Intent to Maintain Control Amid Personnel Changes
Lula aims to stabilize his government following significant personnel changes, particularly after Sabino's exit.
Brazilian Government Unveils Initiatives to Honor Indigenous Leaders and Knowledge
Brazil announces new policies to support indigenous leaders and traditional knowledge.
Alckmin Addresses Bolsonaro's Judicial Condemnation and Regulatory Policy Disconnect
Vice-President Alckmin asserts no link between Bolsonaro's judicial condemnation and regulatory policy.
Senator Beto Faro Proposes Cutting Incentives for External Investments
Senator Beto Faro proposes legislation to cut fiscal incentives for companies moving investments outside Brazil.