Lula wins three key congressional votes, boosting political capital
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Brazil's government, via minister José Guimarães, is pushing to separate the majority-age provision from the Senate security PEC, arguing it would delay the new ministry's creation until December. This signals a tactical legislative move to expedite the security reform, though the fate of the clause remains uncertain.
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The Brazilian government, led by President Lula da Silva, is advancing a constitutional reform to establish an independent Ministry of Public Security. Concurrently, the government is tactically moving to separate the majority-age provision from the Senate security PEC to expedite the ministry's creation, with the fate of the age clause remaining uncertain.
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