President Lula contends hunger is a political choice influenced by inequality and government policies, advocating tax reforms and international cooperation to fight hunger and poverty.
Brazil's federal government grapples with a R$ 46 billion budget deficit after tax proposals fail, while the Senate debates expanding income tax exemptions amid political financing controversies.
President Lula seeks to raise taxes on betting companies and fintechs as a tactical move to politically pressure opposition parties ahead of elections, despite expected resistance.
Brazilian Congress's rejection of MP 1303/2025 halts a key tax reform intended to fund social programs, drawing sharp reactions from President Lula and political leaders.
Lula's administration escalates social media spending on income tax ads to R$8.4 million, prompting opposition backlash ahead of 2026 elections.
After approving income tax exemption for low earners, Brazil's government targets work hour cuts, free public transport, and administrative reform.
São Paulo proposes a comprehensive social assistance reform while Brazil's Chamber of Deputies passes a key income tax exemption benefiting lower earners, supporting President Lula's reelection push.
The approval of Brazil's income tax exemption bill aims to boost economic growth and support the lower middle class, with potential inflation and fiscal challenges noted.
Brazil's income tax exemption benefiting 16 million middle-class citizens secures unanimous parliamentary approval, bolstering Lula's 2026 election strategy.
Câmara dos Deputados approves income tax exemption and discussions on tax table updates.
The proposal for income tax exemption in Brazil faces political challenges and expert critiques as election season approaches.
Brazil moves forward with tax reform legislation, including the IBS and income tax proposals.
Nova Iguaçu's tax cuts and federal export programs aim to boost local businesses.
Brazil's Senate has approved new tax reforms, raising income tax exemptions and extending bereavement leave.
Brazil's government introduces a special tax regime to attract data center investments.
Calls for urgent reforms to Simples Nacional tax system to protect small businesses.
Brazil's new tax reform is prompting businesses to innovate and improve productivity amidst legislative changes.
The Brazilian government is prioritizing income tax exemption legislation while facing challenges regarding amnesty proposals in Congress.