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See which segments are eligible for the Government's R$ 3,000 Pix and the amount allocated to each one.
In Muçum, Rio Grande do Sul, the Chamber of Retailers' Leaders (CDL) began releasing the Municipal Pix, a government initiative to support residents affected by the recent floods in the area. In total, a variety of segments will receive this support, from industrial sectors to families directly affected by the disaster.
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Additionally, the Government decided not to use minimum income criteria to determine the beneficiaries. Below, we will detail the segments eligible for the Government's R$ 3,000 Pix. So, stay tuned!
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Find out who is covered by the Executive's R$ 3,000 Pix
The first group of beneficiaries, which is already receiving the funds, includes businesses, the industrial sector, organizations, religious temples, residential groups, self-employed professionals, and individuals who did not qualify for other state or federal assistance.
In addition, these groups are receiving R$ 3,000. Furthermore, 30% of the amount collected is allocated to businesses and industrial sectors, recognizing their vital role in preserving employment and promoting the region's economic development.
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The subsequent group, which will benefit starting on the 1st, includes Individual Microentrepreneurs (MEIs) and self-employed individuals registered in the city. They will receive a Pix payment of R$ 300, serving as an additional benefit to the support provided by the SOS Rio Grande do Sul initiative, promoted by the state government.
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Additionally, this segment also includes families that have already received government benefits and will now receive a R$ 300 shopping voucher. Therefore, this group was defined based on the understanding that these individuals already receive assistance. This creates room for others, not covered by any previous scheme, to join this support network. They will receive 5% of the total amount collected.
The remaining 65% of the funds collected will be allocated to the other affected people. This group includes citizens who did not have access to social benefits, regardless of their household income. This is because approximately 80% of Muçum's territory suffered considerable damage, affecting all social classes.
