The Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) sent an invitation letter to Brazil to begin the process of analyzing the requirements for Brazil to join the entity, which until recently was known as a “club of rich countries”. . The Brazilian government has been waiting for this green light since 2017, when it applied to join the OECD.
To be accepted, the country needs to fulfill a series of political, economic and social conditions, and the evaluation process can take up to five years. But what are the political and economic impacts of joining the entity?
In this episode of E Tem Mais, Carol Nogueira presents an overview of Brazil’s entry into the OECD. To describe the advantages and challenges of the country’s possible entry into the entity, analysts from CNN Fernando Nakagawa, who deals with the economic aspects, and Lourival Sant’Anna, who addresses the diplomatic perspectives of the negotiations.
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