Lula Secures Right-Wing Support in Three Congressional Votes, Complicating Opposition Strategy

Brazilian President Lula's government passed three key measures—the Security PEC, the end of the 6x1 shift, and the expansion of the MEI ceiling—with backing from opposition lawmakers. This cross-party support signals a pragmatic shift in Congress and weakens the opposition's unified stance. The development is notable for its political implications, though the specific content of the votes remains undetailed.

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