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Budget: Government Plans R$ 44.8 Billion for Parliamentary Amendments in 2027

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The government's economic team will forward the Annual Budget Bill (PLOA) of 2027 to the National Congress, on Monday (31/8), with a forecast of R$ 44.8 billion for the payment of parliamentary amendments. The number is R$ 4 billion above what was expected in 2026, when the government sent proposal with R$ 40.8 billion for the payment of amendments.

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The government Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva reserved R$ 44.8 billion for these funds in the coming year. The data are part of the Annual Budget Bill (PLOA) of 2027 sent to the National Congress on Monday. The number represents a high of R$ 4 billion compared to the one proposed for 2026. The trend, however, is high between what the government has reserved and what will be indicated by parliamentarians. It is that the government reserves only the mo…

·Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
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The federal government reserved R$ 44.8 billion for the payment of individual parliamentary amendments and benches in the Project of... The post federal government reserves more than R$ 44 billion for parliamentary amendments in the Budget of 2027 apareceu primeiro em Bem Paraná.

The government's economic team will forward the Annual Budget Bill (PLOA) of 2027 to the National Congress, on Monday (31/8), with a forecast of R$ 44.8 billion for the payment of parliamentary amendments. The number is R$ 4 billion above what was expected in 2026, when the government sent proposal with R$ 40.8 billion for the payment of amendments.

The government of Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva (PT) reserved R$ 44.8 billion for the payment of individual parliamentary amendments and benches in the PLOA (Project of Budget Law) of 2027, presented on Monday (31). Read more (08/31/2026

·São Paulo, Brazil
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Folha de S.Paulo broke the news in São Paulo, Brazil on Monday, August 31, 2026.
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