Government ministers Rousseff received 148% increase in the value of housing

Government ministers Rousseff received 148% increase in the value of housing aid, tells story of Fernanda Odilla Natuza and Nery, this Sunday in the Folha.

The full report is available to subscribers of Leaf and UOL.

Since February, they can cover up to R $ 6,680.78 for lodging.

The benefit increased because the first step had incomes equivalent to the highest salary of civil servants - £ 26,700.

Read the sheet on Sunday, which is already on newsstands.
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The Executive Branch in Brazil is currently composed of 24 ministries, eight departments of the presidency has ministerial rank and six agencies with ministerial status. [1] Each ministry is responsible for a specific area and is led by a minister. The ministers are chosen by the President to each office, which is currently in Brazil for four years.
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* 1 Implementation and guidelines
* Ministries of Brazil 2
* 3 See also
* 4 References
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Flag of the State Minister of Brazil.

Among the respective Ministries and Local Authorities that make up the Federal Government, the oldest is Justice, created on July 3, 1822, at Prince Regent Peter, named Secretary of State for Affairs of Justice. Ministers assist the President in the exercise of executive power. The Foreign Relations, for example, assists in the formulation and execution of Brazilian foreign policy.

Ministries prepare standards, monitor and evaluate federal programs, formulate and implement policies for the sectors they represent. They are responsible also to establish strategies, policies and priorities in the application of public resources.

The latest Ministry created it is the transformation of the Special Secretariat for Aquaculture and Fisheries (SEAP) in the Ministry of Fisheries and Aquaculture (MPA), the law 11.958/09 of 26 June 2009.
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The following table shows the relationship with the ministries, the occupants of the folder, the political party and the annual budgets for 2007, 2008 and 2009. The particulars of the budget next year show whether there was an increase (▲) or decrease (▼) on the budget last year.

The values ​​of the annual budget are related to the appropriation (budget approved by Congress and ratified by the President added or subtracted for any additional claims and / or relocation) and non-committed values ​​(value recorded or committed in the budget has not paid) or even disbursed (disbursement made by the Government) [2].

These are the current ministers, Government DR: [3]
Current Ministry Acronym Minister (a) Party Budget
in 2007
(Billions
dollars) [4] Budget
in 2008
(Billions
dollars) [5] Budget
in 2009
(Billions
dollars) [2]
Agriculture, Livestock and Supply MAP Wagner Rossi PMDB 6.71 6.97 7.73 ▲ ▲
Cities MCidades Mario Negromonte PP 9.10 7.00 9.85 ▲ ▼
Science and Technology MCT Mercadante PT 5.45 5.99 6.14 ▲ ▲
Communications MC Paul Bernardo EN 4.90 4.95 6.28 ▲ ▲
Culture MinC Ana de Hollanda - 1.08 1.28 1.38 ▲ ▲
Defense Nelson Jobim PMDB MD 41.71 43.12 52.11 ▲ ▲
Land Development MDA Afonso Florence PT 4.12 3.81 4.70 ▲ ▼
Development, Industry and Foreign Trade MDIC Fernando Pimentel PT 1.40 1.38 1.61 ▲ ▼
Social Development and Hunger MDS Tereza Campello PT 24.86 28.60 32.70 ▲ ▲
MEC Education Fernando Haddad PT 29.48 31.73 40.68 ▲ ▲
Sports Orlando Silva Junior PCdoB ME 1.58 1.16 1.40 ▲ ▼
Finance Guido Mantega MF PT 15.12 14.33 19.37 ▲ ▼
MI National Integration Fernando Bezerra Coelho PSB 10.84 12.88 14.68 ▲ ▲
Justice MJ José Eduardo Cardozo PT 7.66 8.42 9.20 ▲ ▲
Environment MMA Izabella Teixeira - 2.80 3.00 3.52 ▲ ▲
Mines and Energy Edison Lobao PMDB MME 5.49 5.93 7.21 ▲ ▲
Fisheries and Aquaculture MPA Ideli Salvatti PT


Planning, Budget and Management MPOG Miriam Belchior PT 11.04 4.68 8.58 ▲ ▲
Social Security MPS Garibaldi Alves Filho PMDB 192.93 209.68 239.94 ▲ ▲
Foreign MRE Antonio Patriota - 1.97 1.74 1.89 ▲ ▼
Health Alexandre Padilha MS PT 52.99 52.59 59.66 ▲ ▼
Labor and Employment MTE Carlos Lupi PDT 36.32 38.13 42.04 ▲ ▲
Transport MT Alfredo Nascimento PR 14.37 13.27 14.50 ▲ ▼
Tourism Tourism Ministry Pedro Novais PMDB 2.10 2.68 3.03 ▲ ▲
Total budget of the ministries 477.66 507.52 594.00 ▲ ▲
Budget of the Presidency 4.59 5.49 7.21 ▲ ▲
Departments with ministerial status (linked to the Presidency)
Office of Strategic SAE Moreira Franco PMDB


Secretariat for Social Communication Secom Helena Chagas -


Special Secretariat for Human Rights SEDH Maria do Rosário PT


Special Secretariat for Policies to Promote Racial Equality SEPPIR Luiza Helena Neighborhood PT


Special Secretariat for Policies for Women SEPM Iriny Lopes PT


Special Secretariat for Ports SEP Leonidas Cristino PSB


General Secretariat of the Presidency SG Gilberto Carvalho PT


SRI Secretariat of Institutional Relations Luiz Sérgio de Oliveira Nóbrega PT


Agencies with ministerial status (linked to the Presidency)
Solicitor-General of the Union AGU Luís Inácio Lucena Adams -


Central Bank BC Alexander Tombini -


Civil House of the Presidency Antonio Palocci CC PT


Comptroller General of the Union CGU Jorge Hage Sobrinho -


Public Defender of the Union PUD Placido José Romulo Sales -


Institutional Security Cabinet GSI Jose Elito Carvalho Siqueira -


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* President of the Republic

References

1. ↑ Advisory direct (in Portuguese). Presidency. Retrieved on June 14, 2009.
2. ↑ ab Execution by Organ (2009) (in Portuguese). Open Accounts (June 8, 2009). Retrieved on June 14, 2009.
3. ↑ Ministers (in Portuguese). Presidency. Retrieved on January 2, 2011.
4. ↑ Report of Expenditures of the Union (2007) (in Portuguese). Open Accounts (March 31, 2008). Retrieved on May 20, 2008.
5. ↑ Report of Expenditures of the Union (2008) (in Portuguese). Open Accounts (May 5, 2008). Retrieved on May 20, 2008.

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* Federal Government (in Portuguese)
* Ministries of Brazil (in Portuguese)
* Open Account (in Portuguese)

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Current Ministries in Brazil
Ministries Agriculture, Livestock and Supply • Cities • Science and Technology • Communications • Culture • Advocacy • Land Development • Development, Industry and Foreign Trade • Social Development and Hunger • Sports • Education • Finance • Justice • National Integration • Environment • Micro and Small Enterprise Mines and Energy • • • Fisheries and Aquaculture Planning, Budget and Management • Social Security • Foreign Relations • Health • Labor and Employment • Transportation • Travel Brazil
Institutions with
ministerial status
Departments Strategic Affairs • Media • Human Rights • Racial Equality Policies for Women • • • Ports • Institutional Relations Secretariat General
Bodies Solicitor-General of the Union • Central Bank • Home • Comptroller General Civil Union • Union • Public Defender Office of Institutional Security
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Flag of Brazil Brazil.svg Current Ministers



MAP: Wagner Rossi
MCidades: Mario Negromonte
MCT: Mercadante
MC: Paul Bernardo
MinC: Ana de Hollanda
MD: Nelson Jobim

SAE: Moreira Franco
Secom: Helena Chagas

AGU: Luis Inacio Adams
BC: Alexander Tombini


MDA: Afonso Florence
MDIC: Fernando Pimentel
MDS: Tereza Campello
MEC: Fernando Haddad
ME: Orlando Silva
MF: Guido Mantega

SEDH: Maria del Rosario
SEPPIR Luiza Helena Neighborhood

CC: Palocci
CGU: Jorge Hage


MI: Fernando Bezerra Coelho
MJ: José Eduardo Cardozo
MMA: Izabella Teixeira
MME: Edison Lobao
MPA: Ideli Salvatti
MOP: Miriam Belchior

SEPM: Iriny Lopes
SEP: Leonidas Cristino

DPU: José Placido Romulus Sales
GSI: Jose Elito Carvalho Siqueira


MPS: Garibaldi Alves Filho
MRE: Antonio Patriota
MS: Alexandre Padilha
MTE: Carlos Lupi
MT: Alfredo Nascimento
MTur: Pedro Novais

SG: Gilberto Carvalho
SRI: Luis Sergio Oliveira

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