Context: Bill 8,889/2017 seeks to establish a comprehensive regulatory framework for streaming platforms in Brazil, including requirements for ANCINE accreditation, CONDECINE taxation, minimum Brazilian content quotas, and parental controls. As of early November 2025, the bill's rapporteur submitted an opinion report and the bill was scheduled for voting in the Chamber of Deputies.

Key Details:

• The bill would impose a CONDECINE tax on streaming providers' gross revenues

• Requires minimum Brazilian audiovisual content quotas

• Establishes ANCINE as the regulatory authority

• Applies to Netflix, Amazon Prime Video, Disney+, and other platforms
  

Resolution: Market resolves YES if the Chamber of Deputies votes to approve Bill 8,889/2017 (or a merged version combining it with Bill 2,331/2022) by December 31, 2025. Market resolves NO if the bill is rejected, withdrawn, or not voted on by the deadline.