Brazilian municipalities submit 2027 budget proposals

Several Brazilian municipalities have submitted or discussed their Annual Budget Law (LOA) proposals for 2027, outlining significant fiscal plans for health, education, and infrastructure.

In Salvador, Mayor Bruno Reis proposed a budget of R$ 15.7 billion, a 5.4% increase from 2026. The plan allocates R$ 6.6 billion to health and education, with R$ 3.2 billion specifically for education to fund school reforms and expand daycare. Campinas has proposed a R$ 12.6 billion budget, with major allocations for education (R$ 2.84 billion) and health (R$ 2.56 billion).

Other regional updates include Francisco Beltrão projecting an R$ 860 million budget, a 27.2% increase driven by new projects and capital resources. Rondonópolis has proposed a R$ 3.2 billion budget for 2027, while also addressing a R$ 16.3 million debt in social security contributions left by the previous administration. In Apucarana, public hearings addressed the 2027 budget, which is expected to exceed R$ 717 million, alongside investments in municipal security equipment.