Overview
- Minister Flávio Dino rejected a DenaSUS audit timetable that ran to 2027 and ordered a new schedule within 10 business days, stating the reviews must finish within the current presidential term.
- The Ministry of Health must present, in 30 business days, an emergency plan to rebuild DenaSUS’s workforce after a reported 50% reduction between 2001 and 2025.
- Reports to the court show 698 of 1,282 verified accounts remained irregular, tied to 723 proposals exceeding R$335 million, with about R$66 million unspent as of April 2025.
- The AGU and the Casa Civil have five business days to deliver pending information, including details on Perse-related PIX transfers and steps to standardize ministerial rules, under warning of possible measures for noncompliance.
- Dino cited the expansion of health earmarks—from roughly R$5.7 billion in 2016 to R$26.3 billion in 2025—as a reason for tighter controls to ensure transparency and traceability.