Thematic area
Penduricalhos are paid retroactively to boost salaries and exceed the constitutional ceiling, shows a study by TB and República.org
The letter advocates stopping payments that are considered improper and strengthening transparency and accountability in the use of public resources.
Survey shows that 60% of prosecutors received extra money between 2023 and 2024; 89% was authorized by administrative decision
The event is part of the joint mobilization of civil society for transparent and upright justice - non-negotiable principles; Conrado Hubner Mendes, Eunice Prudente, Fábio Barbosa and Pedro Parente confirm their attendance
Between January and August, 11,800 civil servants received more than the remuneration limit in the sum of basic salary and honorarium, which are paid with little transparency
Extratax payments exceeded R$2.3 billion in the sum of 25 MP units, even without taking into account Christmas bonuses, constitutional thirds of vacations and retroactive payments
The Public Prosecutor's Office now even requires access to cell phones and photographs in order to access salaries, and studies advocate anonymizing payslips.
From 2018 to April 2025, the judiciary distributed R$10.3 billion retroactively to 79% of judges.