Terras raras no Brasil: marco legal pode mudar mineração e atrair EUA; entenda

The voting on the legal framework for critical minerals in the Chamber of Deputies is advancing at a strategic moment for the Brazilian government, on the eve of President Lula's trip to the United States. The bill establishes the national policy for rare earths and other strategic minerals, such as niobium, nickel, and copper, considered essential for global high-tech industrial chains. Brazil possesses some of the world's largest reserves of these minerals, placing the country in a relevant position on the international geopolitical chessboard. At the same time, there is growing interest from foreign investors in the sector, including recent movements involving mineral assets in the country. In this program, mining expert Victor Brandão, from BMJ, analyzes the impacts of the bill, the points of regulatory attention, the role of foreign capital, and the dilemma between attracting investment and developing a higher value-added industrial chain in Brazil. 🚨Subscribe to the channel and activate the bell to receive all our content! Follow Times Brasil - Exclusive CNBC Licensee on social media: @otimesbrasil 📌 WHERE TO WATCH THE WORLD'S LARGEST BUSINESS CHANNEL IN BRAZIL: 🔷 Channel 562 ClaroTV+ | Channel 562 Sky | Channel 592 Vivo | Channel 187 Oi | Regional operators 🔷 OPEN SIGNAL TV: satellite channel 562 🔷 ONLINE: https://timesbrasil.com.br | YouTube 🔷 FAST Channels: Samsung TV Plus, LG Channels, TCL Channels, Pluto TV, Roku, Soul TV, Zapping | New Streaming Services #CNBCInBrazil #BusinessJournalism #TimesBrasilCNBC