Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva signed measures Wednesday to reduce fuel taxes and subsidize diesel prices. The move comes as global tensions between the U.S. And Iran push up fuel costs. Lula’s government aims to ease financial pressure on citizens ahead of the presidential election. The decree and provisional measure are designed to lower the cost of filling up vehicles. The decision follows rising concerns over inflation and economic stability. Analysts suggest the policy could influence voter sentiment in the upcoming election. The government is also monitoring the impact of international conflicts on domestic energy prices. The measures are part of broader efforts to stabilize the economy before the vote.