The blockade of BRL 8.2 billion in the Budget, a value below the BRL 14 billion that was forecast last week, may indicate that President Jair Bolsonaro (PL) should not grant salary readjustments to public servants.
Government officials consulted by the CNN in a reserved character, they said that part of the ministries had already informed the Planalto Palace that they would not be able to resist the budget cuts.
According to information given to the CNN the ministries received communications from the Ministry of Economy about the amounts that would be blocked.
The portfolio led by Paulo Guedes wanted to know, in short, if the proposed blockades to pay for the readjustment of servers and other mandatory expenses were viable. According to CNN found, the ministries had to say whether they would be able to ‘survive’ until the end of the year with these cuts.
On Monday (30), however, according to high-ranking members of the government, the Planalto had already received feedback from some portfolios, pointing to paralysis in certain projects if they gave up part of their budgets.
Last week, Bolsonaro allies told CNN that the president would only take the salary increase forward if he had the “ok” from the ministries that entered the block list. Now, according to members of the government, the president of the Plateau should hit the hammer until Wednesday (1st).
The R$14 billion blockade planned last week included an increase in mandatory spending, such as the Safra Plan and payment of precatories, and the resources needed to grant a 5% readjustment to all servers, which should require space in the Budget. of R$ 6.3 billion.
In the latest accounts, according to Bolsonaro’s assistants, the government no longer saw space to give a differentiated readjustment to some categories of public security, such as employees of the National Penitentiary Department (Depen). Last week, a member of the Esplanada dos Ministérios already said that there were only two possibilities on the table: a linear increase of 5% or no readjustment.
Source: CNN Brasil
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