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Brazil's constitutional crisis deepens as Congress rejects emergency budget

The rejection, led by centrist blocs allied with the opposition, puts the government's fiscal credibility at immediate risk ahead of bond market reviews.

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The rejection, led by centrist blocs allied with the opposition, puts the government's fiscal credibility at immediate risk ahead of bond market reviews.

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