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Flávio Adjustment Can Change Minimum, Health and Education - 07/10/2026

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The market reacted positively to the result of the first round of elections, seeing a greater chance of a fiscal adjustment in the eventual government of Flávio Bolsonaro (PL), but there are still many doubts as to whether the measures would be adequate and strong enough to solve the problem. Seven questions suggest that the mathematics of the adjustment known so far may be insufficient to stabilize the gross debt, which is high 82.9% of GDP and…

·Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
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Campaign says you can't turn informal conversations, third-party interpretation or speculation into an official position of candidacy

·São Paulo, Brazil
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Ladyc: First thing I thought and confess I'm going to do it anyway. I'm researching conservation bag, silica gel and everything. It's little I have, but it's mine and the Treasurer won't get his hand. I don't really understand this subject. Even in private banks like paid market or inter, do you have to get out of there?

Flávio's economic team discusses package up to R$ 250 billion and also evaluates changes in federal health and education floors

Measure would cut R$ 250 billion of expenses by preventing real increases in the minimum wage from reaching the benefits; ☆Super PEC of Transition . . . would go to Congress shortly after October 25; three versions of the adjustment circulated in two days The economic team of Flávio Bolsonaro (PL) studies limit the adjustments of the pensions and the benefit [...]

Flávio Bolsonaro's economic team studies fiscal adjustment of up to R$ 250 bi, with changes in the minimum wage, Prudence, PCB, health and education

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UOL broke the news in São Paulo, Brazil on Wednesday, October 7, 2026.
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