Sanderson criticizes Lula's fiscal adjustment and points out risk of loss to RS
Graduated in journalism from Faculdade Cásper Líbero, writes about politics, sports, and international affairs. Before joining Revista Oeste, he collaborated at the Legislative Assembly of the State of São Paulo and at Sistema Brasileiro de Televisão (SBT).
TL;DR
- Senator-elect Ubiratan Sanderson criticized the Lula government's fiscal adjustment project.
- Sanderson estimates the negative impact of the measures to be over R$50 billion.
- He accuses the government of breaking campaign promises and calls it "electoral fraud."
- The project alters fiscal rules, reduces tax benefits, and cuts Lei Kandir reimbursements.
- Rio Grande do Sul may lose over R$1 billion due to changes in Lei Kandir payments.
- Sanderson announced he will vote against the proposal in the Chamber of Deputies.
- The government estimates the package could improve the primary result between R$45.1 billion and R$56.1 billion by 2027.