Brazil’s economy is better placed to withstand a twin political and economic crisis than it was during the Dilma impeachment of 2015-16. But the brewing political mess could leave long-lasting damage if it prevents policymakers from acting quickly enough to help ailing firms or banks, or if the government loses the confidence of the bond market.
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