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Ecad’s 20 May publication reproduces a 19 May 2026 letter sent by Paulo Rosa for creative organisations, seeking full preservation of licensing, control and remuneration in a PL 2338/2023 substitute, responding to reported possible cuts; delivery is organisationally reported.
What changed
New 2026 letter renews protections amid concerns about a prospective substitute; delivery is reported, not adoption.
Letter 19 May versus publication 20 May; possible cuts are reported concerns, not verified deletion/adoption/enactment. The 2026 letter does not repeat 2025 article numbers or national-treatment amendment. Do not transfer them. Legal/training claims attributed; receipt, substitute text, mandates/logos unverified, no current-outcome claim.
Editorial research question
Editorial significance: separate 2024 Senate,2025 Chamber and 2026 letter nodes trace continuing negotiation, not linear victory or a new artwork.
This is an editorial interpretation or question, separate from factual statements.
Evidence & sources
Ecad’s 20 May publication reproduces a 19 May 2026 letter sent by Paulo Rosa for creative organisations, seeking full preservation of licensing, control and remuneration in a PL 2338/2023 substitute, responding to reported possible cuts; delivery is organisationally reported.
SRC-175420 Maypublicationlabel,19 Maydateline, fullletter and PauloRosasignoff
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DOC-1680Brazilian creative organisations’ renewed 2026 Chamber letterCite this record
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