Privatização da Eletrobras pode ser dificultada pelo adiamento das eleições, diz presidente da Câmara

Eletrobras Privatization May Be Hindered By Election Delay, Says House Speaker

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Published on 08/07/2020 at 14:48

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According to Rodrigo Maia, the Postponement of Elections in Municipalities to November May Hinder the Privatization of Eletrobras

On Tuesday, July 7, the President of the Chamber, Rodrigo Maia (DEM/RJ), stated that the approval of the privatization of Eletrobras this year may be impacted by the postponement of municipal elections to November. According to him, this is due to the sensitivity of the issue in states where the company’s operations have a significant influence on the local political debate.

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“How do you privatize Eletrobras? I’m not saying in my case, I’m 100% in favor and have always supported it, but for deputies from Minas Gerais, Pernambuco, and other states where the Eletrobras system carries significant weight? I believe that the postponement of the election may have affected this debate,” Maia emphasizes.

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Eletrobras Privatization May Be Hindered By Election Delay, Says House Speaker

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