RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - A committee in the Brazil's Lower House discussed yesterday, September 3rd, a request to repeal the orthographic agreement signed between Portuguese-speaking countries, which has been in force for over ten years.
The debate will take place in the Chamber of Deputies' Education Committee, after two postponements, at the request of Deputy Jaziel Pereira de Sousa, with the concurrence of Deputy Paula Belmonte.
On Facebook, Jaziel Pereira said he called the meeting because "the agreement for orthographic unification of the Subscribe to our Premium Membership Plan. Already Subscribed? Login Here