Lula Says Government Discusses Veto Credit Card Extra - 01/10/2026
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After launching a new phase of Development in the final election challenge, petist brings new promise against indebtedness
President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva said on Thursday (1) that he is discussing with the Central Bank a way of prohibiting banks from granting more than one credit card per person. He defended a "reformulation in the Brazilian economy" and said it was necessary to "moralize" the credit. "We are discussing with the Central Bank, we are banning banks from giving more than one credit card per person," Lula said, in an interview this Thursday (1st) t…
President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva (PT) criticized, during an interview with Flow Podcast on Thursday (1st), the interest charged on the credit card and classified the fees as a crime. The president also stated that the government discusses with the Central Bank a possible limitation on the amount of cards that can be granted to [...]
This content was originally published in Agora RN - Rio Grande do Norte News Portal. Visit https://agorarn.com.br for more Christmas and RN news. President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva (PT) stated that he discussed with the Central Bank a measure to prohibit banks from issuing more than one credit card per person. In an interview with podcast Flow, on Thursday night, he attributed to the interest on the card, which reaches 449.4%, part of the popul…
President says you only realized the size of the problem after listening to people in debt.
President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva (PT) said on Thursday the 1st that he discusses with the Central Bank a way to prevent banks from offering more than one credit card per person. According to him, the measure would aim to "reduce the debt of the population". In an interview with Flow Podcast, Lula quoted the interest on the card, which reaches 449.4% a year, and said that financial institutions distribute cards even without the request of the …
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