The Minister of Finance, declared this Tuesday (June 30, 2026) that the federal government will present, in the coming days, a proposal for the renegotiation of rural producers’ debts. The plan is constructed as an alternative to , classified by the economic team as a “bomb agenda“.
The minister stated that he is in dialogue with the National Congress to guarantee stability to the productive sector. He mentioned by name the president of the House, deputy (Republicanos-PB).
“We will present a proposal, with the state of the art of negotiations, to the National Congress, including President Hugo Motta is here, dealing with rural debt renegotiations, so that we continue in this record-breaking process”, said the minister during the launch event for corporate agriculture.
On June 10, the Federal Senate approved PL 5,122 of 2023. The proposal creates a special line of credit to alleviate debts for rural producers affected by climatic or geopolitical events.
The text has an estimated impact of R$140 billion on the Palácio do Planalto. The Parliamentary Agricultural Front, however, says the cost is R$65 billion over 13 years.
Because it has been changed, the text needs to be considered once again in the Chamber of Deputies. Durigan’s articulation proposes a path focused on the Executive. The aim is to prevent the Chamber from approving the proposal along the same lines as the Senate, which could create political wear and tear with presidential vetoes.
CROP PLAN 2026/2027
The 2026/2027 Harvest Plan will offer, in the season that starts on Wednesday (July 1, 2026), a total of R$525.1 billion in financing for medium and large producers.
The amount represents an increase of 1.7% in relation to the credit offer for the 2025/2026 season, of R$516.2 billion.
