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Lula and Alcolumbre meet to restore political dialogue in Brazil

President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva and Senate President Davi Alcolumbre met at the Palácio da Alvorada on Wednesday to re-establish political dialogue between the Executive and Legislative branches. The meeting, which followed a period of institutional tension, was described by both leaders as productive and focused on future institutional relations rather than past disagreements, such as the previous rejection of Jorge Messias for the Supreme Federal Court (STF).

Key legislative priorities discussed include the Constitutional Amendment (PEC) to end the 6x1 work week scale, the Public Security PEC, and the National Policy for Critical and Strategic Minerals. Additionally, the government aims to advance a provisional measure regarding import taxes on small international purchases by installing relevant commissions to prevent the measure from expiring.

Minister of Institutional Relations José Guimarães stated that the relationship is now 'unblocked,' representing a significant step toward legislative cooperation. While some specific voting dates for major proposals remain undecided, the meeting marks a strategic effort to coordinate the government's agenda ahead of upcoming political cycles.

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Davi Alcolumbre · José Guimarães · Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva · Palácio da Alvorada · Senate of Brazil · Teresa Leitão

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