Speaking to journalists, Haddad said exceptions to the new
fiscal rules are already in the constitution and were only
reproduced in the government's bill.
(Reporting by Bernardo Caram
Editing by Chris Reese)
BRASILIA, April 18 (Reuters) - Brazil's Finance Minister
Fernando Haddad said on Tuesday there is plenty of room to cut
interest rates after the government formally sent to Congress a
proposed fiscal framework to control the trajectory of the
public debt.
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