Acordo destina R$ 1 bi do fundo da Petrobras para Amazônia

Agreement Allocates R$ 1 Billion From Petrobras Fund to Amazon

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 06/09/2019 at 01:00

Updated on 05/09/2019 at 22:31

Rondonia 01 09 2019 Operação de Garantia da Lei e da Ordem Verde Brasil sob a Coordenação da 17ª Brigada de Infantaria de Selva e com a participação de Órgãos Estaduais e Federais, para combate a incêndios em vegetação e repressão a delitos ambientais Operação de Garantia da Lei e da Ordem Verde Brasil sob a Coordenação da 17ª Brigada de Infantaria de Selva e com a participação de Órgãos Estaduais e Federais, para combate a incêndios em vegetação e repressão a delitos ambientais foto OP Verde Brasil17

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R$ 2.6 Billion Lava Jato Fund Will Go to the Amazon and Education. The Money Was Agreed Between Petrobras and the U.S. Department of Justice.

The presidents of the Chamber of Deputies and the Senate, the Attorney General of the National Treasury, José Levi, the PGR, Raquel Dodge, and the AGU, André Mendonça, signed an agreement that allows the allocation of R$ 1 billion from Petrobras’ fund to combat deforestation and fires in the Amazon on Thursday, September 5. On the last day 23, the state-owned company was summoned to save the Amazon.

Then, it was the turn of the PGR, which sent a statement to the Supreme Court requesting that part of the resources paid by Petrobras due to an agreement made with the United States be allocated to fighting the fires in the Amazon.

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Agreement Allocates R$ 1 Billion From Petrobras Fund to Amazon

R$ 2.6 Billion Lava Jato Fund Will Go to the Amazon and Education. The Money Was Agreed Between Petrobras and the U.S. Department of Justice.

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