Strikes, demonstrations on the radar and other weekly topics

BRAZIL POLITICS - Report 25 Nov 2019 by Murillo de Aragão and Cristiano Noronha

The voting agenda in the Senate includes a bill that allows for arrests following a conviction by a higher court. On Tuesday, the TSE decides whether it will accept electronic signatures for the creation of political parties. On Wednesday, the STF resumes analysis on access to confidential data. The TRF-4 analyzes the case against former President Lula involving the Atibaia (SP) ranch.

This week’s Talking Points:
* Strikes and demonstrations on the radar
* The situation and outlook for new reforms
* A short agenda at the end of the legislative year
* Approved by the Senate, the Parallel PEC has an uncertain future in the Lower House
* Obstacles to the Alliance for Brazil
* The 2020 elections in São Paulo and Rio will have national importance

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