Surprise announcement. President Lula was initially scheduled to visit Rondônia in May, as confirmed by Senator Confúcio Moura, who is closely tied to the President and the federal government, to launch the construction of the Brazil/Bolivia binational bridge. However, plans have changed. The President of the Republic will now be in the state next week, on Thursday, the 24th, to discuss the My House, My Life program. As of Thursday evening, details about the presidential schedule were still pending, but it is anticipated that he may inaugurate a popular housing development in Porto Velho and emphasize the program’s expansion, which now includes middle-class families earning higher incomes. Families with a monthly income of up to 12,000 reais and an annual income of up to 144,000 reais can now apply for the program. Senator Confúcio Moura’s office is collaborating with the presidential team to coordinate the upcoming visit.
Considering all program modalities, the My House, My Life initiative is set to benefit approximately 1,260,000 families between 2023 and the end of 2024. Since the beginning of 2023, at least 436,000 new homes have resumed construction or have been delivered. It remains to be seen whether Lula will take the opportunity on the 24th to sign off on the beginning of the binational bridge construction or if he will return in May for that event.
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