A Direita SEQUESTROU o Congresso (e o Lula não governa mais)
Breno Perrucho - Jovens de Negócios
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Lula or Flávio Bolsonaro: Who will have more support in Congress to govern? In this video, I analyze the scenario after the first round of the 2026 elections and explain what the composition of the Chamber of Deputies and the Senate could mean for the next president. Has power shifted sides?
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The presidential race continues, but the result for Congress already raises a question: who will be able to transform campaign promises into approved measures?
The strength of the PL party, the parties that support Lula, and the positioning of the Centrão help to understand this scenario. But counting the deputies of a candidate's party is only the beginning. To assess governability, it's necessary to understand coalitions, the voting history of parliamentarians, and the support needed in each of the two houses.
I explain how the National Congress works and why there are different requirements for passing laws and reforms. What is the difference between a simple majority, an absolute majority, and the three-fifths required for a proposed amendment to the Constitution? Why are the 308 votes in the Chamber so important for a president who intends to make major changes?
In this video, you will understand:
• How the Chamber of Deputies and the Senate represent the Brazilian states.
• How many votes are needed to pass laws, overturn vetoes, and pass Constitutional Amendment Proposals.
• The difference between an electoral coalition and a government coalition.
• The weight of the PL and Lula's allied parties in the new Congress.
• How MDB, PSD, Podemos, and other parties can influence the formation of a majority.
• What the history of support for the right and the left indicates about the challenges facing Lula and Flávio.
• How ministries, positions, and parliamentary amendments are used in negotiations for support.
This balance of power influences decisions that directly affect your life: taxes, public spending, betting rules, discussions about the 6x1 scale, and reforms that could change the Brazilian economy.
That's why focusing solely on who wins the presidential election leaves out an important part of the story. I compare Lula's and Flávio Bolsonaro's paths to building support and discuss what might facilitate or hinder the approval of the next government's proposals.
I also explain why I don't let my financial planning depend on an election. Governments change, alliances change, and your assets need a strategy that considers these risks.
In your opinion, will the new Congress facilitate the reforms that Brazil needs? Leave your comment.
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A Direita SEQUESTROU o Congresso (e o Lula não governa mais)
Breno Perrucho - Jovens de Negócios
298,876 views
Lula or Flávio Bolsonaro: Who will have more support in Congress to govern? In this video, I analyze the scenario after the first round of the 2026 elections and explain what the composition of the Chamber of Deputies and the Senate could mean for the next president. Has power shifted sides?
🌎 DON'T LET YOUR MONEY BE HELD HOSTAGE BY BRAZIL: I will build a global investment portfolio from scratch, with my own money, and show the strategy I use to invest outside of Brazil and generate income. Secure your spot here: 👉 https://link.jovensdenegocios.com/car...
The presidential race continues, but the result for Congress already raises a question: who will be able to transform campaign promises into approved measures?
The strength of the PL party, the parties that support Lula, and the positioning of the Centrão help to understand this scenario. But counting the deputies of a candidate's party is only the beginning. To assess governability, it's necessary to understand coalitions, the voting history of parliamentarians, and the support needed in each of the two houses.
I explain how the National Congress works and why there are different requirements for passing laws and reforms. What is the difference between a simple majority, an absolute majority, and the three-fifths required for a proposed amendment to the Constitution? Why are the 308 votes in the Chamber so important for a president who intends to make major changes?
In this video, you will understand:
• How the Chamber of Deputies and the Senate represent the Brazilian states.
• How many votes are needed to pass laws, overturn vetoes, and pass Constitutional Amendment Proposals.
• The difference between an electoral coalition and a government coalition.
• The weight of the PL and Lula's allied parties in the new Congress.
• How MDB, PSD, Podemos, and other parties can influence the formation of a majority.
• What the history of support for the right and the left indicates about the challenges facing Lula and Flávio.
• How ministries, positions, and parliamentary amendments are used in negotiations for support.
This balance of power influences decisions that directly affect your life: taxes, public spending, betting rules, discussions about the 6x1 scale, and reforms that could change the Brazilian economy.
That's why focusing solely on who wins the presidential election leaves out an important part of the story. I compare Lula's and Flávio Bolsonaro's paths to building support and discuss what might facilitate or hinder the approval of the next government's proposals.
I also explain why I don't let my financial planning depend on an election. Governments change, alliances change, and your assets need a strategy that considers these risks.
In your opinion, will the new Congress facilitate the reforms that Brazil needs? Leave your comment.
Subscribe to Jovens de Negócios to follow my analyses on economics, politics, and investments.
#Elections2026 #NationalCongress #Economy