Summary of Governo deve anunciar pacote de concessões em 13 de setembro

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The YouTube video "Governo deve anunciar pacote de concessões em 13 de setembro" discusses the Brazilian government's plans to privatize national infrastructure sectors through a new round of concessions. The goal is to foster investment, create employment, and expand services in sectors such as ports, airports, highways, railways, energy generation, and petroleum and natural gas. The Senate recently approved the Program of Partnerships for Investment (PPI), which will determine which infrastructure areas to privatize, with the final decision being made by President Michel Temer. Additionally, the Senate passed an administrative reform that reduced the number of ministries, and both the PPI and the administrative reform await presidential approval. In the meantime, unions, states, and municipalities are allowed to use up to 30% of their budgetary receipts at their discretion.

• 00:00:00 In this section of the YouTube video titled "Governo deve anunciar pacote de concessões em 13 de setembro," the Brazilian government is preparing a new round of concessions to transfer sectors of the national infrastructure to private groups both in Brazil and abroad. The goal is to encourage investment, create jobs, and explore services in areas such as ports, airports, highways, railways, energy generation, and petroleum and natural gas. The Program of Partnerships for Investment (PPI) was approved by the Senate on this past Thursday, and it will have a council to decide which areas of infrastructure will be privatized. President Michel Temer will have the final say. The Senate also approved the administrative reform on this same day, a first move by Temer since assuming the government in May. He reduced the number of ministries from 32 to 23 cabinets and later recreated the Ministry of Culture. The PPI and the administrative reform are now awaiting presidential sanction, while the Unions, states, and municipalities have already been granted the permission to use up to 30% of their budgetary receipts freely.