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A project that prevents landlords from receiving government benefits moves through the House after the MST's offensive.

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Property importers are barred from receiving federal social benefits, such as the Family Exchange and My Home, My Life The Constitution and Justice Commission of the House passed a bill this Tuesday that prevents private property importers from receiving federal social benefits, such as the Family Exchange and My Home, My Life. With approval in the House, it is expected that the bill will be directed to the plenary. In the House, 38 votes were i…

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A project that prevents landlords from receiving government benefits moves through the House after the MST's offensive.

12 days ago·Brazil

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O Antagonista

Lula expands across the country: extending the program to young people.

President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva recently announced a major expansion of the Youth on the Move program, now covering not only members of the Family Exchange, but also young people enrolled in the Second Life, and this measure is expected to benefit 1.2 million more young people, bringing the total to 3.6 million young people enrolled. What's the new scope — Lula expands Youth on the Move appeared first on The Antagonista.

12 days ago·São Paulo, Brazil

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A project that sees benefits from government to landlords moves through the House.

The next step in the anti-MST bill, under the narrative of Ricardo Salles, will be the plenary vote.

12 days ago·São Paulo, Brazil

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Gazeta Do Povo

CCJ endorses a project that prevents landlords from receiving government assistance.

As part of the anti-invasion package, the House Judiciary passed a bill that prevents invaders from receiving government assistance, read in The Povo newspaper.

12 days ago·Curitiba, Brazil

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Folha de S.Paulo

Project that looks at MST and sees government grants to landlords flying across the country.

The CJSC on Tuesday passed a bill that would make it mandatory for landlords to be barred from receiving liabilities or benefits from federal government programs, such as the Family Exchange, as well as from acquiring office and public office. Read more

12 days ago·São Paulo, Brazil

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A project that prevents landlords from receiving government benefits moves through the House after the MST's offensive.

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A project that prevents landlords from receiving government benefits moves through the House after the MST's offensive.

A project that prevents landlords from receiving government benefits moves through the House after the MST's offensive.

Lula expands across the country: extending the program to young people.

Lula expands across the country: extending the program to young people.

A project that sees benefits from government to landlords moves through the House.

A project that sees benefits from government to landlords moves through the House.

CCJ endorses a project that prevents landlords from receiving government assistance.

CCJ endorses a project that prevents landlords from receiving government assistance.

Project that looks at MST and sees government grants to landlords flying across the country.

Project that looks at MST and sees government grants to landlords flying across the country.

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