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Brazil presidential candidates' government plans released via TSE

The government plans of the presidential candidates for Brazil are now available on the Tribunal Superior Eleitoral (TSE) portal. The documents from 13 registered parties outline various diagnoses of national issues and proposed solutions for the coming years.

Key proposals include labor reforms, public security, and anti-corruption measures. President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva advocates for ending the 6x1 work schedule, reducing the work week to 40 hours without pay cuts, and regulating app-based work for platforms like Uber and iFood. Flávio Bolsonaro focuses on public security, proposing to combat organized crime through financial strangulation and reclaiming territories from criminal factions.

Other candidates have distinct priorities: Ronaldo Caiado proposes a system to investigate public treasury fraud; Augusto Cury suggests implementing full-time schools; Romeu Zema proposes judicial reforms; and Renan Santos highlights urban violence as a threat that could lead to a narco-state. While these plans address critical sectors like health and education, they often lack specific details regarding political execution and funding sources.

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Brazil · Flávio Bolsonaro · Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva · Ronaldo Caiado · Tribunal Superior Eleitoral

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