As the world's largest financial institution for development, the bank operates in several areas to provide quality of life in Latin America and the Caribbean.
According to Minister Guedes, the Brazilian economy is in a better situation than that of developed countries, as well as than that of other Latin American countries.
Master in statistics from the University of Brasília (UnB) and PhD in statistics from Northwestern University, in the United States, Ywata is a career server at IPEA.
It is believed that the sale of the company to the private sector would stimulate private investment, at a time of an energy transition, and increase competitiveness.
The Ministry of Economy has reported that the impact caused by the tax waiver could reach BRL 700 million ($ 136 million dollars) by the end of this year.