Announcement
26 Apr 2012
The Brazilian government increased the total budget allocated to the Coffee Economy Defense Fund credit lines known as "Funcafé."
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Number of interventions
1
0 certainly harmful
0 likely harmful
1 liberalising
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Implementation date
26 Apr 2012
Revocation date:
27 Sep 2012
Announced: 26 Apr 2012
State loan
On 26 April 2012, the National Monetary Council (CMN by its acronym in Portuguese) approved BRL 2,065 million (circa USD 1,094 million) for credit lines enclosed in the Fund for the Defense of the Cof...
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Related State Acts
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Brazil: Government increases budget for the Funcafe credit lines
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Brazil: Changes to the budget for the Funcafe credit lines
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Brazil: Government changes resources for the Fund for the Defense of the Coffee Economy
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Brazil: Governemnt increases resources for the "Funcafé" storage credit line
Announced: 28 Apr 2011
Brazil: Government increases budget for Funcafé in 2011
Announced: 27 May 2010
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Announced: 16 Jun 2009
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