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Brazil Backs 40-Hour Workweek, Moves To End Six-Day Work Schedules
The change is expected to mainly affect workers in retail shops, restaurants and hotels, many of whom receive low wages.
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Brazil Police Retakes Congress After Pro-Bolsonaro Invasion
Brazilian security forces retook the national Congress building Sunday from supporters of far-right ex-president Jair Bolsonaro after hundreds of them stormed inside and invaded the legislative chambers, AFP journalists said.
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Brazil’s Crypto Regulatory Bill Expects Approval from National Congress Within First Half of 2022
Crypto-related platforms will soon come under regulatory framework in Brazil. Rodrigo Pacheco, the president of the Senate in Brazil may put the bill for a plenary vote in April. Once passed, the crypto firms will have to take official permissions to operate in the country.
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Key Figure Quits Brazil President's Ruling Coalition
Brazil's political turmoil deepened Friday when the speaker of the lower house of Congress, a key figure in President Dilma Rousseff's fragile ruling coalition, announced he was joining the opposition.
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Brazil Backs 40-Hour Workweek, Moves To End Six-Day Work Schedules
The change is expected to mainly affect workers in retail shops, restaurants and hotels, many of whom receive low wages.
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Brazil Police Retakes Congress After Pro-Bolsonaro Invasion
Brazilian security forces retook the national Congress building Sunday from supporters of far-right ex-president Jair Bolsonaro after hundreds of them stormed inside and invaded the legislative chambers, AFP journalists said.
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Brazil’s Crypto Regulatory Bill Expects Approval from National Congress Within First Half of 2022
Crypto-related platforms will soon come under regulatory framework in Brazil. Rodrigo Pacheco, the president of the Senate in Brazil may put the bill for a plenary vote in April. Once passed, the crypto firms will have to take official permissions to operate in the country.
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Key Figure Quits Brazil President's Ruling Coalition
Brazil's political turmoil deepened Friday when the speaker of the lower house of Congress, a key figure in President Dilma Rousseff's fragile ruling coalition, announced he was joining the opposition.
