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Government of Rio Grande do Sul has complied with the constitutional minimum for health, says ECA

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A minimum of 12% of the State's revenue for health has been fulfilled, but only after the inclusion of the expenses of inactive people and pensioners in the calculation

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Government of Rio Grande do Sul has complied with the constitutional minimum for health, says ECA

A minimum of 12% of the State's revenue for health has been fulfilled, but only after the inclusion of the expenses of inactive people and pensioners in the calculation

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Jornal do Comércio broke the news in 6 days ago on Sunday, April 27, 2025.

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Government of Rio Grande do Sul has complied with the constitutional minimum for health, says ECA

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