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Lula's nominee for ANM has a son and wife in mining companies - 17/03/2025

Summary by Folha De S.Paulo

Lula's nominee to join the board of directors of the ANM (National Mining Agency) will have to deal with lawsuits involving mining companies that employ his son and wife if the Senate approves it on a sabbatical. Both are consultants who specialize in relations with public bodies, including regulators, which may constitute a conflict of interest. Read more (03/17/2025)

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Lula's nominee for ANM has a son and wife in mining companies - 17/03/2025

Lula's nominee to join the board of directors of the ANM (National Mining Agency) will have to deal with lawsuits involving mining companies that employ his son and wife if the Senate approves it on a sabbatical. Both are consultants who specialize in relations with public bodies, including regulators, which may constitute a conflict of interest. Read more (03/17/2025)

17 hours ago·São Paulo, Brazil

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Folha de S.Paulo broke the news in São Paulo, Brazil 17 hours ago on Monday, March 17, 2025.

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