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Congressman Sent Almost R$12 Million in Amendments to the Entity Under Suspicion of Forging Castration of Dogs
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The federal deputy Bruno Lima (Podemos-SP) sent almost R$ 12 million in amendments to the Catarinense Association of Hospital Management, Knowledge and Social Assistance (CHC), responsible for the Castra+ program in São Paulo. The initiative provides for the castration of dogs and cats in 17 Paulist municipalities through an agreement with the Ministry of the Environment. From the contract value, more than R$ 5.5 million have already been paid. …
Organization investigated in SC has already won R$ 5.6 million for castration, but dogs that would have been microchipped do not appear in registration
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