Lula Government Projects Lack of Resources From 2028
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The government of President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva (PT) sent a document to the National Congress. The text points to the need for fiscal review. The cut of expenses should reach R$ 53.7 billion by 2030 to maintain the fiscal framework. The information is from the newspaper O Estado de S. Paulo. The Planalto defends a contained and stable effort. The goal would be to adjust the public accounts in the next four years. + Understand more about Ec…
The federal government estimates that there will be a lack of resources to maintain current public policies from 2028, if the compulsory expenditures follow the projected trajectory. The calculation points to a difference of R$ 15.8 billion in 2028, R$ 14.9 billion in 2029 and R$ 23 billion in 2030. The data are contained in a document sent by the Executive [...] The post Government previews a lack of up to R$ 23 billion to maintain public polic…
After mobilizing nearly 300 billion reals in 2026 just for its package of social benefits, the Lula government (PT) sent Congress a document that projects the lack of resources to maintain current policies from 2028. The Palace of the Planalto defended a contained and stable effort to adjust the...
The government of President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva (PT) recognized, in projections sent to the National Congress next to the Budget of 2027, that it will be necessary to review expenses to keep the public accounts within the limits of the fiscal framework in the coming years. The calculations point to a lack of resources to sustain the current policies from [...]
Projection does not consider new promises announced by the president in the campaign to re-election, such as readjustment of the Family Stock Exchange, Pix of R $ 5,000 MEI and free pass in transport; consultancies of Congress point to concerns with Budget in the coming years
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