Molica: Governmentists and opposition believe that it will be difficult to approve the PEC of the Precatório

In the frame Freedom of Opinion this Wednesday (3), journalist Fernando Molica analyzed the vote of the PEC dos Precatórios. The federal government is in a hurry to approve the proposal, which frees up fiscal space to make the R$400 Brazilian Aid feasible. However, the vote has already been postponed twice.

For this reason, Planalto has, in recent days, created a task force for federal deputies to attend the plenary today.

“I spoke with some parliamentarians, government and opposition, and the assessment is that it will be very difficult to approve this PEC. Opposition people say it won’t pass. Some government officials say there is a possibility of passing, but with a very tight result”, said Molica.

“What is catching: first, the need for in-person voting. Many people criticize Arthur Lira for having done this mandatory round of votes only in person, especially during the holiday week.”

“There is the issue of teachers, there are R$ 15 billion that would be destined to be paid to them. However, there is no way of guaranteeing at that point to skip the line for the other precatório”, continued the journalist.

“There’s the story of the reporters. The increase in the so-called fiscal space would also increase the space for amendments by rapporteurs, this is a favorable argument, but the government is threatening not to pay for amendments intended in case of betrayal. It’s a delicate situation and there are doubts whether Lira will guide [a votação da PEC para hoje].”

Freedom of Opinion has the participation of Fernando Molica and Ricardo Baronovsky. The frame airs daily on CNN.

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(Posted by: André Rigue)