BRAZIL'S NEW FINANCE MINISTER WILL DELAY DIVISIVE TAX PLANS AHEAD OF ELECTION
- NEWS Desk Global
- 10 hours ago
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Brazil's new Finance Minister, Dario Durigan, plans to adjust the ministry's communication strategy and postpone tax measures, including rules on crypto taxation, as the country heads into a presidential election this year.
Durigan, who took office on Friday after Fernando Haddad stepped down to run for Sao Paulo governor, intends to prioritize microeconomic legislation while delaying divisive fiscal plans to avoid losing political capital in Congress, the sources said.
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