The House may vote today on the admissibility of two PECs on the 6x1 work schedule, the STF will review cases challenging the "minimum subsistence level", and today is the deadline for the subsidy for imported diesel

BRAZIL POLITICS - Report 22 Apr 2026 by Murillo de Aragão and Cristiano Noronha

Today, the Lower House’s Constitution and Justice Committee (CCJC) is expected to vote on Congressman Paulo Azi’s (União-BA) favorable opinion regarding the admissibility of two constitutional amendment proposals (PECs) addressing the 6-day workweek (6x1 schedule). On today’s agenda at the Supreme Federal Court (STF) are cases challenging a presidential decree that, in regulating the Over-Indebtedness Law (Law No. 14,181/21), set the “minimum subsistence level” at 25% of the current minimum wage. Today is also the deadline for states to declare whether they will adhere to the R$1.20 per liter subsidy for imported diesel.

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