Lula government transferred almost R$9 billion in federal resources to Acre in 2025

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The 2025 financial statement shows that the Lula Government transferred around R$8.8 billion to the state of Acre. According to information extracted from the Transparent Treasury portal, this amount includes both the state administration’s cash flow and municipal management, with constitutional transfers and the funding of public education as its pillars.

The largest share of the federal budget was under the direct responsibility of the state government, which managed approximately R$7.04 billion. The main driver of this collection was the State Participation Fund (FPE), whose transfers reached the mark of R$5.94 billion.

Acre’s city halls received important transfers, with emphasis on:

• FPM (Municipal Participation Fund): R$ 1.03 billion.

• Royalties: R$62.7 million.

• Cide-Fuel: R$ 7.1 million.

The educational sector received robust support via Fundeb. For the maintenance and development of basic education, R$1.7 billion was allocated in regular quotas. Furthermore, the Federal Government injected an additional R$118 million as a complement, aiming to strengthen local public networks.

In terms of cities, the capital and the largest cities in the interior led the way in receiving resources.

Check the approximate values ​​of the first three placed: