The decree for the liberation of the arms proposed by the government of Jair Bolsonaro suffers a defeat in the Senate. The text was not approved. This shows a clear separation between the customs agenda defended by the government and the economic agenda, which despite the Bolsonaro government's continued inability to negotiate politically, continues to be moving in the Chamber of Deputies, mainly the Pension Reform.
Rodrigo Maia, the president of the Chamber of Deputies, has decided to maintain the economic agenda despite the ongoing criticism he makes of the current government of Jair Bolsonaro. Maia, who is an economist, said this week that the departure of economist Joaquim Levy from BNDES was "unprecedented cowardice."
Levy resigned last Sunday (16.June.2019), a day after President Jair Bolsonaro told a news conference Levy was with "a price on his head."
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