Brazil: Event in Brasília
Brazilian Senate President Davi Alcolumbre marks for next Tuesday (6) the analysis in Plenary of the Constitutional Amendment (PEC) on the end of the 6x1 shift and reduction of working hours. 'The topic, of broad relevance to Brazilian society, will be debated with responsibility, balance and respect for the different perspectives involved,' said the Senate presidency press office, in a note. The PEC was approved in the Chamber of Deputies at the end of May and went to the Senate. After, the government base in the House tried to agenda the analysis of the proposal, but Alcolumbre kept the text stalled. Only in August sent to the Constitution and Justice Committee (CCJ). At the beginning of September, the CCJ approved the end of the 6x1 shift, but Alcolumbre did not bring the theme to plenary. And affirmed that the vote would happen after the elections. The declaration occurred during a deliberative session in plenary of the House, on September 3, in response to an appeal made by Senator Paulo Paim (PT-RS), who announced his retirement and serves his last parliamentary term in the National Congress. 'I want to take this opportunity that Senator Paulo Paim is here at the table and came to give me a hug, to say to your excellency and to Brazil, that your excellency will be here voting, after the elections, the end of the 6x1 schedule in the Senate plenary,' said the House President.
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