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The Brazilian antitrust landscape is evolving, with the Administrative Council for Economic Defense (CADE) making notable strides over the past year. Key personnel changes in January 2024, including the appointment of four new commissioners, have reinstated CADE's Tribunal quorum after a two-month hiatus.

This shift is expected to bring stability to the Tribunal, although further changes loom as presidential and commissioner term expirations approach. Explore the implications of these developments on Brazil's antitrust policies and enforcement.