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'Spending Self-Restraint Will Come Through Dialogue Between Powers,' Says Daniella Marques

oglobo15 September 2026 at 08:00

Daniella Marques, a business administrator with experience in the financial market and former president of Caixa, stated that a fiscal adjustment, should candidate Flavio Bolsonaro (PL) be elected, will begin with cuts to privileges in the public sector. She advocates for a "spending self-restraint" pact between the Powers as part of this strategy. The article is exclusive for subscribers, with restricted access through registration.

Why this matters

Daniella Marques' statement reveals the economic plan of candidate Flavio Bolsonaro for a potential government, indicating that fiscal adjustments would prioritize cutting public privileges rather than increasing taxes. For readers, this represents a preview of public management policies that may be adopted, directly affecting the discussion on budget priorities and the relationship between the Powers.

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