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FMI recomendou a REFORMA TRIBUTÁRIA brasileira para o MILEI | Fernando Haddad - Podcast 3 Irmãos

39 statements · 1 politicians · June 7, 2026 · 3 min

Statements by Fernando Haddad. 39 transcribed statements, with topic and stance on the ones the analysis classified. Topics: Fiscal Reform, Monetary Policy.

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  1. Desconhecido

    Ambiguous

    About: reform consumption taxation to prioritize taxes on income

    Hey, we were talking about taxation, Inovados sent 50 reais here and asked. We actually talked about this in our first episode, you know? Haddad, is there any plan to transform our tax system, eliminate the tax on consumption and focus only on income taxation?
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  2. Desconhecido

    Neutral

    About: reform consumption taxation to prioritize taxes on income

    Despite efforts, consumption taxation is still the largest and it clearly affects the poorest people.
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  3. Fernando Haddad
    Perfect. That's a great question.
  4. Fernando Haddad
    For

    About: reform consumption taxation to prioritize taxes on income

    To solve this problem, we first had to carry out the reform of the consumption tax, which is what we did and which comes into effect on January 1st.
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  5. Fernando Haddad
    For

    About: reform consumption taxation to prioritize taxes on income

    In other words, if we didn't put an end to the tax madhouse that Brazil was...
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  6. Fernando Haddad
    You know that in the latest report the IMF made for Argentina,
  7. Fernando Haddad
    Neutral

    About: reform consumption taxation to prioritize taxes on income

    In that latest report there's an item that tells Argentina, 'implement Brazil's tax reform.'
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  8. Desconhecido

    Really? Really! It's true!
  9. Fernando Haddad
    What do you think I'm doing?
  10. Desconhecido

    Albertinho, that's hilarious. I mean, I took a quick look. It's there, come on.
  11. Desconhecido

    Get the IMF's rapporteur. This isn't making it up. I'm speaking live. He's proud; he's the one who approved it. It's fantastic.
  12. Desconhecido

    He's his son. The international body, perhaps the most important in this field, includes such a reference. It's funny that the
  13. Fernando Haddad
    guys there are eating donkey meat in Argentina, crazy unemployment, accelerated deindustrialization is wrecking Argentine industry. And Tarcísio says, 'let's follow Millet.'
  14. Fernando Haddad
    Millet is the one who knows what he's doing. He
  15. Desconhecido

    bought a chainsaw or something like that. I don't—
  16. Fernando Haddad
    —know, man. I don't know where he got the idea that Millet...
  17. Fernando Haddad
    For

    About: adopt policies to retain and attract companies in Brazil

    And then he said, 'no, Haddad is the good economy minister of Paraguay because companies are going to Paraguay.' Companies moved to Paraguay during Bolsonaro's government.
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    For

    About: adopt policies to retain and attract companies in Brazil

    Under Bolsonaro there was the greatest exodus of companies to Paraguay.
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  19. Fernando Haddad
    And he's saying it's my fault.
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    Saying that the biggest success happened during his government and Bolsonaro's.
  21. Desconhecido

    You know Robertinho... Put it up, Robertinho, put it up
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    there,
  23. Desconhecido

    send it
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    to the
  25. Desconhecido

    Haddad. He thinks
  26. Fernando Haddad
    Neutral

    About: reform consumption taxation to prioritize taxes on income

    that the example is Argentina and the IMF is saying the example is Brazil.
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  27. Desconhecido

    Ambiguous

    About: adopt policies to retain and attract companies in Brazil

    But Paraguay has been a good example, hasn't it?
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  28. Desconhecido

    It has won over some companies. It's because we went to Paraguay recently. The whole
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    small country, not all...
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    Downplaying Paraguay by saying that. It's a country of only a few million inhabitants.
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    6 or 7 million inhabitants.
  32. Desconhecido

    Every
  33. Fernando Haddad
    small country can attract companies. Brazil...
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    With 215 million inhabitants, it can't be a tax haven.
  35. Fernando Haddad
    It can.
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    You see? We can't. We have size. So it's natural that...
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    they flee to smaller countries. Uruguay has very beneficial legislation
  38. Desconhecido

    for those
  39. Fernando Haddad
    who want to move money there. But it has 3 million inhabitants. There are more people in the East Zone than in Uruguay — in the East Zone of São Paulo.
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