The World Trade Organization (WTO) has asked Brazil to withdraw subsidies for the national production of content, to eliminate the Law on Computing and other programs such as InovarAuto -incentive for technological innovation in the automotive manufacturing chain-, or Support for the Technological Development of the Semiconductor and Displays Industry (Padis, for its Portuguese acronym). The argument for this type of process - which was initiated by the European Union and Japan - is that establishing differentiated tax regimes for products produced in Brazil is a way of subsidizing them, affecting those imported and exercising anti-competitive practices.