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Bolsa Família, Pé-de-Meia, BPC and Women's World Cup: who won and who lost in the 2027 Budget

oglobo2 September 2026 at 08:00

The 2027 annual budget bill (PLOA) was presented by the federal government to the National Congress on Monday. The bill proposes significant changes in the resources allocated to social programs.

Bolsa Família and Pé-de-Meia had their allocated funds reduced compared to the previous year's budget bill. These income distribution programs will face budget cuts.

On the other hand, the government anticipates billions in increases for payments of the Continuous Cash Benefit (BPC) for disability and the Gas Allowance, indicating a prioritization of these specific benefits.

The article also mentions the Women's World Cup in the title, but the available text does not provide details on how this event is related to the changes in the 2027 Budget.

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