A Brazilian Senate committee, the Constitution and Justice Commission, approved a constitutional amendment that would reduce the work week from six days to five, establishing a 40-hour week with a maximum of eight hours per day and two paid rest days. ^[1] Rogério Marinho, the chief of the Bolsonaro campaign, told investors that a Bolsonaro government would prioritize fiscal adjustment. ^[2] In the committee vote, only four right-wing senators voted against the amendment, including Rogério Marinho, the coordinator of Flávio Bolsonaro's presidential campaign. ^[3] The amendment now goes to the plenary of Brazil's Senate, where it will need the support of two-thirds of senators to be passed. ^[4] Rogério Marinho stated that prioritizing fiscal adjustment is necessary to end the current contradiction in Brazil's economic policy mix. ^[5] The discussion took place in the context of investors asking about the economic policy of a potential Bolsonaro administration. ^[6]