The political wing wants to extend the petrol exemption for at least six months

They believe that the president of Petrobras will need more time to change the product’s pricing policy

The political wing of the government Lula is not satisfied with the two-month deadline granted for the exemption of petrol and ethanol and insists on a longer period. The intention is to extend the tax relief for at least six months, possibly reaching a year. The evaluation is that the new president of Petrobras, Jean Paul Pratesit will need time to change the policy Petrobras, allowing for a price reduction, and doesn’t want to cause a hitch until then. The economics team, on the other hand, is against the exemption – Fernando Haddad he even announced that the measure would not be extended to 2023. At the insistence of the allies, Lula drafted an interim measure continuing the tax benefit.

SAFE. Lula’s political allies say that just hiring Jean Paul at Petrobras will take about a month before he completes all the paperwork at the state-owned company. Lula has chosen to exempt only diesel and bottled gas for a longer period (until the end of the year), considering that they are popular items.

BABEL. PT members complain of fuel “bangs”. Many wanted explanations on the reasons that led to the definition of the timing of the provision in just two months.

There, I said it! jurunasecretary of Força Sindical

“Gleisi (Hoffmann) told us to talk about closing a position in the second echelon. There is no break in Solidarnosc with the PT”.

CLICK. Marcellus Freixo, President of Embratur

He posted a photo with the Minister of Tourism, Daniela do Waguinhoand her husband, who is mayor of Belford Roxo and has been accused of hiring a militiaman at the town hall.

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