Abrasca presents economic agenda to Brazilian presidential campaigns

The Brazilian Association of Open Companies (Abrasca), representing over 450 companies, is presenting a strategic agenda of proposals to economic interlocutors of presidential campaigns. The document aims to influence the next presidential mandate by advocating for fiscal responsibility, regulatory predictability, and the strengthening of capital markets to reduce costs and stimulate national growth.

The agenda is structured around five key pillars: establishing capital markets as a state policy, tax simplification with economic neutrality to reduce complexity for investors, ensuring legal certainty, improving public security, and promoting fair competition. Abrasca emphasizes that economic growth depends on the ability of companies to invest and innovate, which requires an environment where capital can be deployed safely.

The document has already been presented to Finance Minister Dario Durigan in São Paulo, with further delivery planned for campaign coordinators in late September.