Chamber analyzes authorization for Campinas to renegotiate debts with the Union and rule for muzzles on dogs

Campinas City Council Campinas City Council The councilors of Campinas (SP) analyze and vote on Wednesday night (19), in the first discussion, a bill that authorizes the Executive Branch to renegotiate and renegotiate the conditions of the municipality's debt with the Union. During the session, parliamentarians also vote, definitively, on the text that establishes the use of muzzles by large dogs in the city's streets and squares. The Chamber session begins at 6pm. Renegotiation The bill proposed by the City of Campinas has as its main objective to authorize the Executive Branch to renegotiate and renegotiate the conditions of the municipality's debt with the Union. ? Join the g1 Campinas channel on WhatsApp By sending the justification for the project, the Executive highlights the possibility of a new negotiation due to a Constitutional Amendment that allows municipalities to pay certain debts with the Union in up to 360 months. According to the city hall, a technical analysis indicates a potential economic-financial advantage, with a reduction in charges and lengthening of the term, which should improve municipal cash flow in the short term. The proposal has a clause that highlights that the conclusion of the agreement is not mandatory if it does not prove to be advantageous. For the adjustment to be signed, the project requires demonstration of financial advantage through a technical opinion from the Municipal Finance Department and legal analysis from the Municipal Attorney General's Office.