The National Congress approved last week two laws considered essential to prepare Brazil for future economic challenges, after a long period of delay. The senators were responsible for endorsing both bills.
On Tuesday, the senators approved a bill that restores tax incentives for the installation of data centers in the country. This measure aims to attract investments to the technology and digital infrastructure sector.
The following day, the senators endorsed the Critical Minerals bill, which establishes rules and incentives for the exploration and processing of various ores, including rare earths, minerals considered strategic for the global economy.
Both approvals represent, according to the article, a correct step by the Brazilian Legislative toward the economy of the future, meeting demands from the productive sector and strengthening strategic areas for the country's development.
