The overthrow on Tuesday (17) a veto of President Lula (PT) in the LDO (Budgetary Guidelines Law) of 2025 and resumed the forecast of, estimated at $ 1.3 billion this year.
The veto signed by Lula accepted suggestions from the Ministries of Finance and Planning and said that the calculation proposed by Congress was not “consistent with the sustainable tax regime” because it increased the fund and compressed the value of other Electoral Justice expenses.
At the end of last year, the government even submitted a project to be corrected by the rules of the tax framework, which would imply a real increase between 0.6% and 2.5%. Congress rejected the proposal and maintained the correction for inflation. Before the new framework, the fund was being corrected by the spending ceiling rule, which provided for the increase in accumulated inflation.
With the overthrow of the veto, this year will distribute it higher than 2024, $ 1.2 billion to receive the money, parties need to reach the performance clause, a minimum percentage of national valid votes. In addition to the party fund, there is also the Electoral Fund, to finance the campaigns.
At Tuesday’s session, Congress also approved a project that adds new rules to the payment of parliamentary amendments.
Among other points, the proposal releases the municipalities to pay active health professionals through commission and bench amendments, indicated in joint thesis by federal deputies and senators of each state and the Federal District.
The project was presented by the dome of and, contrary to the 2024 orientation of the TCU (Court of Auditors of the Union).
The court pointed out that permission can kidnap health money and imply a “temporary financial relief” to states and municipalities. The court added that money is not fixed (since it depends on the goodwill of the parliamentarian) and that the Constitution prohibits the use of amendments of any kind for the payment of personnel, whether active or retired.
