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Senate Approves National Policy for Critical and Strategic Minerals

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The text, which provides for investments of up to 7 billion reais, follows for punishment of President Lula (PT)

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The text, which provides for investments of up to 7 billion reais, follows for punishment of President Lula (PT)

·São Paulo, Brazil
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The president of the Brazilian Mining Institute (Ibram), Pablo Cesario, said that the bill establishing the National Policy on Critical and Strategic Minerals, approved by the Senate, on Wednesday (2), keeps the opening for productive investment in the sector and aligns the country with regulatory changes "that happen around the world." "[The project] reflects the international scenario and creates new policies, such as the expansion of the prod…

·Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
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Senate approves National Policy on Critical and Strategic Minerals with R$ 7 billion in incentives; text follows for presidential sanction

The Senate approved today text that provides for greater government participation in the exploitation of rare lands. The project still creates the National Policy of Critical and Strategic Minerals and the National Council for Industrialization.

The Brazilian Senate today approved the project that creates the National Policy of Critical and Strategic Minerals, with 5 billion real (841.24 million euros) in tax incentives for the sector.

·Portugal
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The Senate approved on Wednesday the bill that creates the National Policy of Critical and Strategic Minerals, providing about R$ 7 billion in incentives to stimulate production. The resources are also intended for the processing and transformation in the country of minerals considered essential for technologies such as electric vehicles, batteries, smartphones and [...]

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Globo broke the news in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil on Wednesday, September 2, 2026.
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