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INSS: Justice Releases R$ 2.7 Billion for Retirees - 21/09/2026

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Justice releases R$ 2.7 bi to pay INSS arrears; see who receives

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The recovery of the INSS was improper, which justified the compensation for moral damages Disclosure / INSS The Federal Justice Council (FJC) released R$ 3.22 billion for the payment of arrears to people who won actions against federal government bodies. Of the total, R$ 2.68 billion are intended for actions related to the INSS and care benefits, including cases of pension review, pensions, disability assistance and other benefits. The resources…

·Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
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Justice releases R$ 2.7 bi to pay INSS arrears; see who receives

·São Paulo, Brazil
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CJF releases R$ 3.2 billion for payment of arrears of INSS and other debts of Justice The Federal Justice Council (CJF) released R$ 3.2 billion to pay federal government debts with citizens who have won final court actions (without possibility of appeal). Of this total, R$ 2.68 billion are aimed at retirees, pensioners and beneficiaries [...]

More than 173 thousand people were contemplated in judicial proceedings against the institute completed in August of this year

Guide: see which elderly people can receive R$ 1,621 from INSS even without ever having contributed to Social Security and check the criteria. INSS is a federal government authority that has the responsibility to make retirement payments and other benefits to Brazilian workers. In short, it is a kind of social insurance. [...]

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Resources serve 173,8 thousand beneficiaries in social security and care actions

·São Paulo, Brazil
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UOL broke the news in São Paulo, Brazil on Monday, September 21, 2026.
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