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jeremiebaldocchi · 2 years

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Voici mon 49ème vlog (blog en vidéo) Je te propose de vivre avec moi les étapes de l’élection du nouveau président en suivant les étapes du début jusqu’au résultat final Cette vidéo n’a aucune vocation ni direction politique, le but étant uniquement de montrer le cheminement et le processus de vote d’un citoyen en 2022 (le lien de ma chaîne YouTube se trouve dans la description de ce compte Instagram) #electionpresidentielle #electionpresidentielle2022 #electionfrance #electionpresident #electionpresidentfrance #arthaud #nathaliearthaud #dupontaignan #nicolasdupontaignan #hidalgo #annehidalgo #jadot #yannickjadot #lassalle #jeanlassalle #lepen #marinelepen #macron #emmanuelmacron #melenchon #jeanlucmelenchon #pecresse #valériepecresse #poutou #philippepoutou #roussel #fabienroussel #zemmour #ericzemmour https://www.instagram.com/p/CczdZJAtH11/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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allthebrazilianpolitics · 3 years

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Brazil Rushes to Approve Tax Reform Before Presidential Election

President Jair Bolsonaro’s administration is rushing to approve a long-delayed overhaul of Brazil’s tax code before next year’s presidential election, trying to keep at least part of its market-friendly agenda afloat amid fiscal and economic setbacks imposed by the pandemic.

Lower House Speaker Arthur Lira and Senate President Rodrigo Pacheco are scheduled to meet on Wednesday to discuss a joint strategy to tackle the proposal, which will likely be sliced in different bills that would start moving through each of the houses to speed up the debate.

Reforming Brazil’s byzantine tax system -- with its more than 5,000 laws and thousands of different rates -- has eluded at least four presidents over the past three decades as it means reconciling interests from several business sectors and state governments. Unlike many countries seeking to balance their budgets in the aftermath of the pandemic, Brazil doesn’t intend to raise taxes now, but rather simplify its code to eliminate loopholes and improve the business environment.

If approved, the reform may become one of the last major achievements by Economy Minister Paulo Guedes. The University of Chicago-educated economist took the reins of Latin America’s largest economy in 2019 seeking to implement an ambitious program of privatizations and deregulation, coupled with tax and spending cuts. But after the approval of a landmark pension reform, most of his plans have been left on the back burner while the government tries to bail out a pandemic-ravaged economy.

The minister is also pushing for a reform of public sector careers, as well as for legislation that would allow the privatization of power utility Eletrobras and the postal service.

#brazil #brazilian politics #politics #economy #taxation #mod nise da silveira

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theliberaltony · 3 years

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