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Francisco Costa sees advance of PEC on 6x1 schedule and Security before elections

Portal O Dia29 August 2026 at 10:48

Francisco Costa, congressman, commented on the advancement of the Proposed Constitutional Amendment (PEC) related to the 6x1 work schedule and on Public Security issues before elections.

According to the congressman, a concentrated effort is planned for next week, which could accelerate the analysis of proposals related to these themes.

The PEC on the 6x1 schedule has generated debate about the regulation of working hours in Brazil.

The objective is for these proposals to be voted on before the electoral period, taking advantage of the legislative calendar.

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