Au Brésil, Lula obtient l’approbation d’un plan de mesures sociales exceptionnelles

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Au Brésil, Lula obtient l’approbation d’un plan de mesures sociales exceptionnelles

Lula ne prendra ses fonctions que le 1er janvier 2023 mais il vient déjà d’obtenir une victoire majeure : la Chambre des députés du Brésil a approuvé, mercredi 21 décembre, un amendement à la Constitution qui autorise le futur gouvernement Lula à dépasser le plafond des dépenses pour financer des programmes sociaux. Le texte a été approuvé à une

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