Daniel Carvalho

For the third time in as many days, Brazil’s lower house weakened key provisions of a spending cut package meant to ease investor fears about the country’s deteriorating fiscal situation.

For the third time in as many days, Brazil's lower house weakened key provisions of a spending cut package meant to ease investor fears about the country's deteriorating fiscal situation.

(Bloomberg) -- For the third time in as many days, Brazil's lower house weakened key provisions of a spending cut package meant to ease investor fears about the country's deteriorating fiscal situation.

(Bloomberg) -- After three days of late night votes, Brazil's congress inched closer to delivering weakened key provisions of a spending cut package meant to ease investor fears about the country's deteriorating fiscal situation.

Después de tres días de votaciones a altas horas de la noche, el congreso de Brasil se apresta a diluir aún más un paquete de recortes de gastos que buscaba aliviar los temores sobre la deteriorada situación fiscal del país.

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President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva said his government had taken steps to safeguard Brazil’s fiscal rules and reaffirmed his support of incoming central bank chief Gabriel Galipolo, his first public comments since returning to Brasilia following emergency surgery.

President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva said his government had taken steps to safeguard Brazil's fiscal rules and reaffirmed his support of incoming central bank chief Gabriel Galipolo , his first public comments since returning to Brasilia following emergency surgery.

(Bloomberg) -- President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva said his government had taken steps to safeguard Brazil's fiscal rules and reaffirmed his support

(Bloomberg) -- After a marathon week of late night votes, Brazil's Senate approved a weakened version of a government spending cut package meant to ease investor fears about the country's deteriorating fiscal situation.