Brazil opposition drops obstruction, 6x1 workweek end advances in Senate
Brazil's opposition has abandoned its obstruction strategy and is expected to support the constitutional amendment (PEC) ending the 6x1 work schedule, after assessing the electoral risk of opposing the popular measure. The shift increases the likelihood of Senate passage, though timing and final text remain uncertain. This marks a notable reversal in opposition tactics on a high-visibility labor reform.
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Brazil: Opposition Reversal on 6x1 Work Shift Amendment
The constitutional amendment to end Brazil's 6x1 work schedule is advancing in the Senate following a confirmed reversal in opposition strategy. Senator Flávio Bolsonaro's public support for the amendment, attributed by President Lula to popular pressure, signals a significant political realignment on labor policy. The legislative impact and final text remain uncertain, but Senate passage is increasingly likely.