Acre reports highest per capita revenue but low efficiency

The state of Acre presents a significant economic paradox, holding the highest per capita public revenue in Brazil at R$ 12,766, yet ranking 25th out of 26 states in efficiency. According to the Folha Efficiency Ranking of States, the state fails to translate its financial advantage into service quality, particularly in infrastructure, where it holds the lowest score in the country.

Simultaneously, meteorological forecasts for the region and much of Brazil indicate a volatile transition into spring. In Acre, temperatures are expected to reach up to 38°C with high heat and dry conditions, though isolated quick rains are possible.

Nationally, the arrival of spring is heavily influenced by El Niño, which is projected to be one of the strongest events since 1950. This phenomenon is expected to cause extreme weather patterns across Brazil: intensifying droughts in the North, Northeast, and Central-West regions, while driving heavy rainfall and severe storms in the South and Southeast.