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Since In early June 2026 Brazil's federal government has rolled out multi‑billion‑real funding packages for health, infrastructure, education and disaster response. The the Ministry of Health earmarked nearly R$3.3 released almost R$3 million for primary‑care upgrades in Acre and an additional R$500 000 for Felipe Guerra, Rio Grande do Norte, while Norte. Senator Alan Rick delivered continued his regional outreach, delivering two vehicles and R$700 000 and vehicles to charities in Rio Branco Branco, providing a Fiat Toro and announced a R$42 million health‑water‑roads‑education programme for Acrelândia, later expanding Toyota Hiace to drug‑rehab centres, and allocating more than R$49 R$22 million for school reconstruction a new UFAC campus building. Rick also announced a possible vice‑candidate, Jéssica Sales, and sports facilities faced an electoral‑court order to remove pre‑candidacy billboards, while a municipal council in Santa Rosa do Purus. Acrelândia honoured him for a R$42 million health‑water‑roads‑education package. The federal INOVA programme supplied about R$20 million of construction and agricultural machinery to 44 municipalities in Rio de Janeiro municipalities, Janeiro, and Minas Gerais advanced reported progress on land‑title regularisation and irrigation kits. The new Hospital Estadual do Alto Tapajós in Mato Grosso do Sul received over 500 pieces of furniture items and a R$15 million MRI scanner. Rick also received and angiography system, with further equipment contracts pending. Senator Rick’s investment tour added R$1 million for school reconstruction and a plaque sports court in Santa Rosa do Purus, and he was honoured by Embrapa Acre for securing R$30.2 million for Embrapa projects. agricultural research. Deputy Hildo Rocha obtained R$59 million for erosion control in Maranhão, while the Chamber approved a R$1.3 billion flood‑relief package for Minas Gerais. The Ministry of Education’s Pé‑de‑Meia incentive continued programme progressed through its staggered rollout, delivering fourth and fifth installments, paying R$200 payments monthly attendance grants to eligible low‑income students born in November‑December, maintaining the same CadÚnico‑based eligibility criteria. In 2026 the Ministry millions of Education published public‑school students, launching a detailed payment calendar: February‑March installments range from R$200 for enrollment to up to R$1 000 new mobile app and data portal for completing the school year, with an additional R$200 for ENEM participation, allowing managers, and confirming a student to receive as much as R$9 200. An one‑time R$400 assistance payment. The August installment schedule (24‑31 August) provides the Incentivo‑Frequência, with up to nine monthly R$200 payments for regular high‑school attendance and four semester payments of R$225 for Youth was announced, and Adult Education participants, conditional on 80 % attendance. At the municipal level, Nova Lima councilor Pedro Dornas’s Municipal Direct Money to Schools (PMDDE) program has allocated more than R$1.2 million to five public schools in 2026, targeting R$5 million in direct transfers to all municipal schools by year‑end, enabling quick purchases of materials, repairs, equipment and program’s restart after a July pause was confirmed alongside new computer and science labs. PET scholarship withdrawal rules.