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Senator Esperidião Amin de Progressistas-SC, co-author of one of the ongoing projects, which deals with the expansion of emergency help Until March 2021, he asked the government to point to the population as a way to support the project for its approval.
Bill 5,495 / 20, drafted by Senator Alessandro Vieira de Cidadania-SE and co-author of Senator Esperidião Amin, aims to extend emergency aid and the state of public calamity until March 2021.
According to Senator Alessandro Vieira, there are more parliamentarians interested in the extension, however, there is still no provision for the inclusion of the agenda in the Chamber.
“The fact is, due to the inertia of the federal government, we simply will not have a national vaccination program before March. It is necessary to build this bridge to maintain the minimum of social stability until then ”, said Vieira.
According to Senator Amin, the government should urgently resolve the extension issue.
“It has reached the limit,” says Bolsonaro
This week, President Jair Bolsonaro (without a party) spoke again about the extension and the end of emergency aid. As he did in recent weeks, the president said that the benefit will not be extended until 2021. On a beach in the city of Praia Grande, in São Paulo, he said that the benefit “has reached its limit.”
“They want us to renew (the emergency help), but our debt capacity has reached its limit ”, said the president among the supporters. He cited the gap in the government’s public accounts in that same speech.
“I know that many people charge, want something better and some forget it until we are finishing an atypical year. We were in debt with R $ 700 billion to contain the pandemic, “added Bolsonaro. People at the party posted the video on social media.
This gap of R $ 700 billion leaves, in fact, little margin for the Government to maintain Emergency Aid. So what exists is pressure for the government to propose extending the period of public calamity.
It turns out that it is precisely this period of calamity that allows some government spending to be maintained. But the behind-the-scenes information shows that the government wants this request to come from elsewhere, like Parliament, for example.
