Congress may vote on the presidential veto on the sentencing framework, the proposal on Central Bank autonomy may be put to a vote next week, and Dario Durigan discussed potential support for indebted rural producers

BRAZIL POLITICS - Report 09 Apr 2026 by Murillo de Aragão and Cristiano Noronha

The President of the Senate, Davi Alcolumbre (União-AP), signaled yesterday that he intends to put to a vote the presidential veto on the sentencing framework bill related to those involved in the January 8, 2023, attacks. He also stated that he plans to convene a joint session “as soon as possible” to deliberate on the matter. The rapporteur of the Central Bank autonomy constitutional amendment (PEC 65/23), Senator Plínio Valério (PSDB-AM), said that the chair of the Constitution and Justice Committee (CCJ) is expected to place the proposal on the agenda for next Wednesday’s session (April 15). Finance Minister Dario Durigan met with senators yesterday to assess potential support measures for indebted rural producers. Among the options under consideration is the creation of a credit line.

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