Vejam as cidades do Rio que ganharam mais royalties do petróleo

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Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 15/04/2018 at 21:17

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Oil-Producing Municipalities in Rio de Janeiro Will Invest a Good Portion of Revenue for Paying Employees, Debts, and Public Administration

Oil-producing cities in the Rio de Janeiro region and the interior of the state will use a large portion of these resources to settle the payroll of their employees, debts, and other sectors of their administrations. After a long period of low production in the oil sector, recent policies to increase productivity in the Santos and Campos Basin, along with the rise in the price of oil on the international scene, will multiply their revenues by three times over the next 10 years.

The Rio state government will use almost the entire amount of this money to pay off debts of the Rio de Janeiro Social Security. Last Friday (13), the government issued state dividends in the form of international bonds exceeding 1 billion reais, using future earnings from oil royalties as payment collateral, trusting that the sector will recover and boost the economy of Rio de Janeiro.

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Maricá R$ 746.782 million
Niterói R$ 615.163 million
Campos dos Goytacazes R$ 466.179 million
Macaé R$ 401.505 million
Rio de Janeiro R$ 169.594 million
Cabo Frio R$ 122.487 million
Rio das Ostras R$ 166.108 million
São João da Barra R$ 114.529 million
Saquarema R$ 72.742 million
Angra dos Reis R$ 70.579 million

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