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Brazil· BelémLula's government plans 'sin tax' on certain goods in Brazil
The Lula administration in Brazil is reportedly preparing to send a 'sin tax' proposal to Congress, which would make items like beverages and cigarettes more expensive.
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Lula's government plans 'sin tax' on certain goods
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The Lula government is preparing to send a 'sin tax' proposal to Congress, which will increase the cost of beverages and cigarettes.
Brazil's political opposition to Lula's policies
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Discussions highlight potential negative economic shifts under Lula's administration, such as re-adjustments to social benefits and increased taxes.
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