The Minister of Finance, Dario Durigan, admitted this Thursday (6) a concern about the expected growth of Brazilian public debt, which has already advanced more than 10 points in the current term of President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva and reached the highest level since 2021. In an exclusive interview with GloboNews, he stated that the federal government will continue trying, if re-elected, to improve the profile of public accounts in a possible new term, controlling expenses and reducing existing tax benefits. "There are numbers that show the result of the year, look at the budget, make the cuts, blockages, that we have been doing. What appears to be worrying is the projection for the debt going forward. I know how to deal with the fiscal in a better way, we made an adjustment of two points to the GDP. It is with this commitment that we will go into the next four years, improving public accounts,