The Brazilian government is advancing efforts to tackle electronic fraud with the creation of a special commission aimed at suggesting measures to address the issue. Created by the Ministry of Justice (MoJ) under the National Consumer Defense Council, the commission will include representatives of antitrust regulator Cade, as well as the National Confederation of Commerce, the consumer defense bodies from the states of São Paulo, Tocantins and Porto Alegre, in addition to the Federal Public Defender’s Office and the the Central Bank.

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