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Brazil's Lula voices concern over rising public debt, warns poorest would suffer

Brazilian President Lula publicly acknowledged concern about the increase in public debt, stating that uncontrolled public accounts would disproportionately harm the poorest. This marks a notable shift in rhetoric from his administration's earlier emphasis on fiscal expansion, potentially signaling a policy recalibration ahead of budget negotiations.

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Brazil — 128 developments

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Brazil: Lula Reaffirms Fiscal Policy Amid Public Debt Concerns

Brazilian President Lula da Silva has confirmed his intent to maintain current fiscal policy if re-elected, despite Central Bank critiques of the income- and credit-driven growth model. Concurrently, Lula has expressed concern over rising public debt, acknowledging its potential disproportionate impact on the poorest. This indicates a rhetorical shift towards fiscal prudence while maintaining a commitment to existing policy frameworks.

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