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Durigan will discuss tax measures with Lula after trip to COP31

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Brazilian Finance Minister Dario Durigan announced he will discuss fiscal measures with President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva after the latter's return from a November 15 trip to COP31 in Turkey and commitments in the Philippines. The meeting at the Palace of the Alvorada in Brasília focused on the Brazilian economic outlook and fiscal challenges, but no specific adjustment measures were defined. Durigan and Planning Minister Bruno Moretti will prepare proposals for Lula's review upon return, aiming to balance fiscal responsibility with social commitments for Lula's fourth term starting January 2027. The government also plans to define a development agenda with sector priorities while maintaining fiscal sustainability.

Key points

• Finance Minister Dario Durigan confirmed he will discuss fiscal measures with President Lula after the latter's return from a November 15 trip to COP31 in Turkey and commitments in the Philippines.
• The meeting at the Palace of the Alvorada in Brasília focused on the Brazilian economic outlook and fiscal challenges, but no specific adjustment measures were defined despite discussions about public accounts and interest rates.

Context

Brazilian Finance Minister Dario Durigan announced he will discuss fiscal measures with President Lula da Silva after the latter's return from a November 15 trip to COP31 in Turkey and commitments in the Philippines. The meeting at the Palace of the Alvorada in Brasília focused on the Brazilian economic outlook and fiscal challenges, but no specific adjustment measures were defined. Durigan and Planning Minister Bruno Moretti will prepare proposals for Lula's review upon return, aiming to balance fiscal responsibility with social commitments for Lula's fourth term starting January 2027.

Limitations

No specific fiscal adjustment measures were defined during the meeting, though the government aims to maintain fiscal sustainability. The source does not provide details on the exact content of the development agenda or specific social commitments prioritized. The announcement was made on November 5, 2026, and the President's upcoming radio and television speech on November 8 is expected to reinforce fiscal commitments without specifying new measures.

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