Flaviopédia Português
Brazil without Fear

Less talk, more funding

Proposes doubling federal investment in public security over the term, citing Ministry of Finance data that the area receives 0.4% of federal spending.

In the program: [p. 15] · Translated by Flaviopédia from the official Portuguese text; the Portuguese quote is authoritative. Read the original in Portuguese

What the program says

The new government of Brazil will double federal investment in public security over the course of its term. The left’s ideological blah-blah-blah brings no practical results. Data from the Ministry of Finance show that the Federal Government allocates only 0.4% of its spending to public security. That way, it is hard to fight crime. It is the good citizen who has to live in peace, not the evil factions. Crime is not fought four months before an election with speeches and PowerPoint, as Lula and the PT do, after 18 years in power covering for criminals. [p. 15]

In plain language

  • The program proposes doubling federal investment in public security over the term.
  • As justification, it cites Ministry of Finance data according to which the Federal Government allocates 0.4% of its spending to public security.
  • The text states that, at this level of spending, it is hard to fight crime.

What is not in the program

  • It does not state, in reais, how much is invested today or how much is intended to be invested.
  • It does not indicate where the additional resources would come from.
  • It does not detail in which areas or actions the money would be spent.
  • It does not define the pace of the increase over the term.
  • It does not identify the period to which the 0.4% figure refers.