Lula wants the Senate to vote Brazil's critical minerals policy in early September. Up to US$969 million in tax credits is at stake.
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BRAZIL · MINING
The Brazil critical minerals bill is back on the Senate agenda after four stalled months.
President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva has spent the northern summer pushing senators to move the Brazil critical minerals bill. On August 26 he met the presidents of both chambers and won a slot in the last voting week before the elections.
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Projeto de lei deve ser pautado na próxima semana no Senado
