The mobilization of the Federal Revenue already affects exports on the Brazilian border with Argentina and Paraguay, as reported this Friday (14) by the National Union of Tax Auditors of the Federal Revenue (Sindifisco).
On the border with Argentina, according to Sindifisco, the Federal Revenue’s yard, with capacity for 95 trucks in Porto Xavier (RS), was taken over by vehicles.
In the lines for clearance for exports in Argentina, the union said that on Friday morning there were 20 trucks waiting to cross the border by ferry.
The municipality of Mundo Novo (MS) also dawned with queues of trucks. According to the union, dozens of them stood outside the courtyard all night.
The standard operation, according to Sindifisco, has also reached the border with Paraguay, between the cities of Ponta Porã and Pedro Juan Caballero.
The Broadcast (Grupo Estado’s real-time news system) found that union leaders are studying to expand the mobilization this Friday (14th) after the meeting considered by them as “frustrated” on Thursday (13th) with the Economy Minister Paulo Guedes.
Reference: CNN Brasil
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