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Congress Extends Three Provisional Measures for 60 Days

The move preserves authorizations for vehicle financing, the Novo Desenrola family debt-relief program, plus a R$305 million emergency credit until the legislature decides their fate.

Overview

  • The president of the Congress, Davi Alcolumbre, published the 60-day extension in the Diário Oficial on Tuesday, June 23, 2026, keeping the three measures temporarily in force.
  • MP 1.353 keeps in place a plan to raise the federal stake in the Fundo Garantidor para Investimentos and to open repayable credit lines for trucks, buses and road implements that meet environmental, social and economic sustainability rules.
  • MP 1.355 sustains the Novo Desenrola Brasil program that lets households, students, small businesses and family farmers renegotiate eligible debts and allows limited use of FGTS balances to pay down obligations.
  • MP 1.356 maintains an extraordinary credit authorization of R$305 million for the Ministry of Integration and Development, preserving emergency budget authority while Congress reviews the measure.
  • Under the rules for provisional measures, this single 60-day automatic extension gives Congress more time to vote; if the legislature approves any measure it becomes law and if it rejects or fails to act again the measure will lose effect.