By Henrique Santiago ( August 10, 2026, 21:17 GMT | Insight) -- Brazil’s digital markets bill is designed to create a new Digital Markets Superintendence within CADE, with decisions in related proceedings to be taken by the authority's Tribunal. According to Paulo Henrique de Oliveira, chief of staff to CADE's presidency, the framework aims to balance powers between the two bodies.A Brazilian legislative proposal to regulate digital markets seeks to distribute authority between units at the country’s competition authority, the Administrative Council for Economic Defense (CADE), according to Paulo Henrique de Oliveira, CADE’s presidency chief of staff, who said the draft wouldn't empower the new Digital Markets Superintendence to act independently....
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