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Lower House Should Vote On Precatorios Bill Thursday

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  • On Precatorios:
    • The text of a bill on court-ordered payments should be approved by a special commission on Tuesday and be voted on lower house floor by Thursday, house Speaker Arthur Lira said in an interview to GloboNews. (BBG)
  • Separately, the final Senate committee report on President Bolsonaro administration's handling of the pandemic was postponed amid divergences between its members, according to local newspapers. The document is now expected to be presented on Oct. 20 and voted on Oct. 26. (Bloomberg)
    • Committee head, Omar Aziz, decided to postpone it after excerpts from the report from rapporteur Renan Calheiros appeared in the press over the weekend, reports newspaper O Estado de S. Paulo.
    • According to O Globo, senators also disagree with part of the indictments attributed to Bolsonaro.
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