Audiovisual
The streaming bill was approved in the Chamber of Deputies in early November and now awaits Senate review, where significant changes are possible. The proposal imposes a tax on platforms' revenues to support national audiovisual production, but voting is expected only in February 2026. Experts debate whether it will raise subscription prices or boost Brazilian content.
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In response to the crisis with the audiovisual sector, the Lula government released a note highlighting five priority points for the streaming regulation bill in the Senate. The move comes after criticism from actor Wagner Moura and revelations in an audio from producer Paula Lavigne about alleged internal conspiracies. The text emphasizes advances like the 10% quota for Brazilian content but admits defeats on the Condecine rate.