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Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva has sent a message to Congress outlining his government's priorities, which include a major focus on combating organized crime. In a speech at the Supreme Federal Court, he specifically targeted what he called the 'crime magnates' who live in upscale addresses.
The government is also preparing to restructure the Council for Financial Activities Control to strengthen its ability to pursue financial crimes. In his message to Congress, Lula also mentioned labor-related issues, stating that 'time is one of the most precious assets.'
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