With the government folders (PT) headed by women now concentrate only 10% of the federal government budget.
Of a total of R $ 194 billion planned for federal government costs and investments by 2025, about R $ 19.4 billion are under the administration of these ministries.
The minister -controlled figure would reach at least R $ 75.9 billion (39.1%), if Nísia was heading ahead of health. The account considered the discretionary resources appointed to all this year’s executive bodies in PLOA (budget bill).
The calculation does not include the provision of mandatory expenses, which are mainly intended for salaries and pensions. Nor does it add the parliamentary amendments, as Congress has not yet approved the amount that should be distributed.
Traditionally has one of the largest budgets of the Esplanade, being responsible for some of the main public policies of the Brazilian state.
No wonder it is always coveted by the parties that make up the ruling base. , keeping an eye on the folder, practically from the first year of government.
In 2024, for example, about R $ 24.8 billion were intended for health, out of a total of R $ 44.9 billion committed by nominations of deputies and senators during the year.
Lula has so far resigned three women, after starting his third term in January 2023, equaling the record number of ministers of Dilma Rousseff (11). All fired were replaced by men.
Ana Moser, from the Ministry of Sport; Daniela Carneiro, known as Daniela do Waguinho, from Tourism; And now, of health.
The sports portfolio went to André Fufuca (PP), the tourism, to Celso Sabino (União Brasil), and the health, to – to date, headed the SRI (Secretariat of Institutional Relations).
Just one of Substitutions made by the president so far added a woman to the team, with Macaé Evaristo replacing the Ministry of Human Rights. He went under denunciations of sexual harassment to women, including the Minister of Racial Equality ,.
It is expected that the president of the PT, federal deputy in the vacancy left by Padilha.
Sought, Planalto reported that the folders headed by the ministers are strategic for the development of public policies in crucial areas for the country and that this articulation expands the resources available for the execution of various initiatives, “exceeding the budgets originally allocated in these folders.”
“Women continue to be valued and playing prominent roles in this management. Minister Nísia Trindade, ahead of the Ministry of Health for more than two years, commanded one of the folders with the largest budgets of the Esplanada and was responsible for the restructuring and expansion of the SUS, which had been scored in previous management,” says note sent to Sheet.
For now, the government has 9 women, amid the 38 existing folders
They are: Esther Dweck (Management), Luciana Santos (Science and Technology), Cida Gonçalves (women), Margareth Menezes (culture), Anielle Franco (racial equality), Simone Tebet (Planning), Marina Silva (Environment), Macaé Evaristo (Human Rights) and Sonia Guajajara (Indigenous Peoples).
Nisia’s resignation on Tuesday (25) gave an official beginning to the ministerial reform that already expected internally, which the agent himself said he will continue after Carnival. On the morning of Thursday (27) ,.
The minister was already crossing a frying process.
Earlier last year, for example, Lula hardly charged Nisia during a ministerial meeting and asked her to speak “thick”, in a speech that many saw as a macho. .
Lula then gestured to Nisia, stating that.
See Lula’s 8 changes so far
- Justice: Flávio Dino (appointed to the Supreme Court) by Ricardo Lewandowski
- Health: Nísia Trindade replaced by Alexandre Padilha
- Ports and Airports: Márcio França (went to the Ministry of Entrepreneurship and Microenterprise) Silvio Costa Filho
- Human Rights: Silvio Almeida by Macaé Evaristo
- Sports: Ana Moser by André Fufuca
- Secretariat of Social Communication: Paulo Pimenta by Sidonius Palmeira
- Institutional Security Office: Reserve General Marco Edson Gonçalves Dias by Marcos Antonio Amaro
- Tourism: Daniela Carneiro by Celso Sabino
