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BRASÍLIA – While millions of informal workers wait for the analysis to receive the R $ 600 emergency aidthe Ministry of Defence identified that the military personnel related to the portfolio received the benefit during the new coronavirus. In a statement, the ministry said it had launched an investigation to investigate possible irregularities in the process. However, the number of people involved in the case was not disclosed.
“The Ministry of Defense reports that it has been identified, with the support of the Ministry of Citizenship, the possibility that the members of this payroll improperly receive the amounts related to emergency aid granted by the Federal Government in the period of confrontation with the pandemic of the new coronavirus. Ministry, “says the folder in a note.
The Defense also reports that “the referred payroll is made up of active, reserve, retired, retired and amnesty soldiers.” “All the necessary measures are already being taken for the rigorous investigation of what happened, with the aim of identifying if there were amounts received incorrectly, in order to allow restitution to the treasury and other administrative and disciplinary considerations, as necessary,” says another passage from the text.
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Informal, self-employed, unemployed and MEI workers can now apply for the benefit
The irregularities occur at a time when 17 million Brazilians are still waiting for a response, until this Tuesday, 12, on the request to receive the benefit. Some 30 million were considered ineligible for not meeting the requirements of the government.
This Monday 11, during a hearing in Congress, the president of Caixa, Pedro Guimarães, noted that 50 million people have received the first delivery of emergency aid so far.
To receive the benefit, the worker must have a monthly income of up to half the minimum wage per person (R $ 522.50) and a monthly income of up to 3 minimum wages (R $ 3,135) per family. The beneficiary may also not have received taxable income greater than R $ 28,559.70 in 2018.
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