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Zema Proposes Savings of R$ 1,000 for Each Newborn and Resource Would Come From the Fight Against Corruption

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New candidate said he intends to use the measure to stimulate the formation of a financial reserve among Brazilians
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Measure foreseen in the candidate's government plan would have an estimated impact of R$ 2.5 billion per year on the Union

"A percent of the corruption we wipe, you can already do that there," he said.

Value would go out of the way linked to the fight against corruption. Project would cost R$ 2.5 billion per year for public safes

When questioned about the origin of the money, Zema linked the funding of the proposal to the fight against corruption.

New candidate said he intends to use the measure to stimulate the formation of a financial reserve among Brazilians

·São Paulo, Brazil
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Estadão broke the news in São Paulo, Brazil on Sunday, September 6, 2026.
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