This week’s Brazilian political and economic scenario was marked by demonstration this Sunday (16), as well as movements of large CEOs in the financial market, relevant issues on income tax and cases involving consumer rights in aviation.
The news reflects a period of uncertainty, but also opportunities for investors and citizens-after all you can make your money yield, apply it with strategy.
Check out a summary of the news for you to finish the week well informed and start the next one:
Amnesty act brings together Bolsonaro and supporters in RJ
An act held in Copacabana, Rio de Janeiro, gathered supporters of former President Jair Bolsonaro ,. Protesters, for the most part, criticized the current administration and expressed discontent with the course of the country.
The act was attended by former President Jair Bolsonaro (PL) and several authorities such as governors and deputies. The purpose of the protest was to press the National Congress to approve the project that grants amnesty to those involved in the acts of January 8, 2023.
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CEOs sell shares before market collapse
Last week, a significant movement was observed in the financial market, where CEOs from companies such as JPMorgan and Meta Platforms sold shares out of a total of $ 58 billion.
This action has raised suspicions about the confidence of these leaders regarding the stability of the market, especially in the face of signs of a possible recession.
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TERM FOR INCOME TAX DECLARATION 2025
The IRS announced that the 2025 income tax return will start on March 17. The deadline for delivery will be on May 30, until 23:59.
It is essential that taxpayers prepare in advance, gathering documents and information necessary to avoid problems and fines. Awareness of the deadlines can ensure a quieter experience when declaring.
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Downgrading on flights: what the legislation says
Recently, the actress brought out the question of downgrading on flights, where passengers are relegated to class without notice. The practice is commonplace and is expressed in international aviation rules, but the way this is done can be contested.
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Brazilian law provides for rights for consumers in such cases, and it is important for travelers to know their rights and duties when traveling. The discussion highlights the need for greater transparency and respect from airlines.
How to turn R $ 40 thousand into R $ 1 million with Treasury Income+
A new investment strategy in Treasury Income+ promises to turn R $ 40,000 into R $ 1 million, offering a safe and profitable alternative to investors.
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The Income+ Treasury currently pays a return that can be classified as stratospheric. At a time when real interest rates (discounted inflation) are a record level, the title is considered one of the best investments in Brazil.
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