The Accounts of the State of RJ Will Only Balance This Year Due to the Resources from the Megaleilão of Oil from the Costly Cession, Said Wilson Witzel.
After the RJ leaders’ bench managed to approve an agreement in the Senate that increased the amount to be received by the state of Rio de Janeiro regarding the megaleilão oil cession values, Governor Wilson Witzel declared today (09/11) that the State will close its accounts this year “in the black.” SP and RS Also Want to Increase Their Shares!
The forecast arises due to the increase from R$ 326 million to R$ 2.5 billion of the amount that the state of RJ will receive from the resources of the megaleilão of the costly cession.
Witzel made the statement shortly after leaving a lecture at the Exame Forum in the São Paulo capital. “The costly cession is what will bring the black” and “What comes in extra will have us starting the year well,” were the words of the Governor of RJ.
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During the lecture, the governor told São Paulo businessmen that with hard work, he is solving the economic problem of Rio de Janeiro.
“I will deliver the State this year already in the black compared to what we started with. We managed R$ 13 billion and next year once again the deficit will be R$ 10 billion. Thus we will go until 2022 in our fiscal recovery planning for the State,” he stated.
The four years of the governor’s term in RJ will be a struggle that he himself said is not economic, but rather legal and bureaucratic, as the state’s problems need, to be solved, the articulation of the federal government under Jair Bolsonaro.
For Witzel, RJ needs the government to exercise its leadership and simplify administrative and environmental laws in the country.
In 2017, the federal government launched a rescue plan, and Rio de Janeiro was the only state that managed to join the program, with projections extending until the year 2020.
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