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Brazil candidate Flávio rules out decoupling minimum wage adjustment, health floors

In an interview, Brazilian presidential candidate Flávio stated he will not decouple minimum wage adjustments from inflation and will not alter constitutional health spending floors. This clarifies his fiscal stance ahead of the election, signaling continuity with current social policies. The statement is a direct campaign commitment, but its implementation remains uncertain.

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Brazil Election: Flávio Bolsonaro Fiscal Plan & Market Uncertainty

Brazilian Finance Minister Durigan has publicly dismissed market speculation regarding candidate Flávio Bolsonaro's fiscal credibility, citing contradictions in his proposals. Bolsonaro has outlined a fiscal plan centered on monetizing federal properties while ruling out cuts to Social Security, minimum wage, and health spending floors, generating market uncertainty regarding potential Milei-style reforms. The credibility of Bolsonaro's asset monetization plan and its fiscal impact without broader spending cuts remains a key uncertainty.

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