Brazil introduces 'sin tax' on alcohol and tobacco under new fiscal scheme

Brazil is implementing a new tax scheme that includes a 'sin tax' on products harmful to health, such as alcoholic beverages and cigarettes. The move is part of broader fiscal reform, but details on rates and implementation timeline remain unclear. This signals a policy shift that could affect public health and consumer prices.

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