CADE must stay steady through Lula’s fourth term in Brazil, CADE chief says
By Henrique Santiago ( November 12, 2026, 00:10 GMT | Insight) -- Diogo Thomson de Andrade, Brazil’s interim antitrust chief, said that CADE has plenty of work to do from 2027 onward, regardless of potential political turmoil. The authority’s main priority is the approval of a digital markets bill that would provide the watchdog with additional tools to tackle anticompetitive conduct by tech companies.Brazil’s competition authority should be prepared for hurdles resulting from the reelection of President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, the acting leader of the country's competition authority said on Wednesday....
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