Dario Durigan, recently appointed as the new Minister of Finance in Brazil, expressed confidence that the impacts of the ongoing war would be kept to a minimum. His comments came after he participated in a virtual plenary session where he was the last to vote in the Second Chamber. The perspective shared by Durigan indicates an effort to reassure the public and stakeholders about the economic stability of Brazil amid external conflicts. These statements may also reflect the government's proactive approach in addressing any potential economic fallout from international events.