clm-cee772d275b03122
quantitative
Fewer than 10% of the 6,436,722 CEPACs were resold to private buyers, against a model that assumed the whole stock would be sold on
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clm-cee772d275b03122
quantitative
Fewer than 10% of the 6,436,722 CEPACs were resold to private buyers, against a model that assumed the whole stock would be sold on
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src-913b5b31cf9f0b37Fetched successfully 2026-07-26 and the anchor for every figure in this entry. Establishes the issue of 6,436,722 CEPACs, the R$3.5bn full-lot purchase by the FGTS fund, the ~R$8bn commitment (R$7.609bn PPP plus ~R$400m operating costs), that less than 10% of the stock was sold on, the R$1.5bn FGTS injection approved in May 2015, ten contract amendments between April 2012 and January 2016, and the contract value adjusted to R$8.273bn by early 2016. Its thesis: the structure left private partners protected and public entities carrying the risk.
src-68bc3ba7fc2b25deFetched successfully 2026-07-26. The operator's own page establishes the 5 million m² area, the operation running since 2009, that CEPAC sales fell short of target, that the fund has been illiquid since 2016 ("iliquidez desde 2016"), that R$5bn of a projected R$10bn has been invested over the 15-year contract, and that municipal services have been CDURP's responsibility since 2018. Also lists the concession's service scope: street maintenance, waste collection, traffic signalling and public lighting.
src-d0264703c0e70c15FETCH FAILED: HTTP 401 on 2026-07-26. The parallel Agência Gov and Agência Brasil versions both returned an electoral-legislation takedown notice rather than content. From search summaries of these official pages: the agreement was signed in August 2023 between Caixa and the city, reports the June 2011 full-issue purchase, states the FGTS injected R$800m in April 2015 and R$700m in June 2015 (a split totalling the R$1.5bn the Observatório source confirms), says works had been stalled since 2018 over a financial impasse, and describes extending CEPAC validity, widening the area where they can be used to include São Cristóvão, and extending the operation by a further 25 years. The entry states the direction of the restructuring but not the 25-year figure, because no primary page could be opened.
src-9fa4e768253869b4FETCH FAILED: EBC pages served an electoral-legislation takedown notice on 2026-07-26. Headline and search summary establish that Concessionária Porto Novo halted urban maintenance and works in the port zone in July 2017 for non-payment, and that the city said it would provisionally assume the services — corroborated independently by CDURP's own statement that municipal services have been its responsibility since 2018.
src-0aaac523bbb73bdcFETCH FAILED: HTTP 403 on 2026-07-26. Search summaries report a TCU conformity audit of Caixa and FGTS covering the viability studies behind the investment and the fund's illiquidity, finding fewer than 17% of the CEPACs resold and about 1.05m of 6.43m titles commercialised. NOT used in this entry's figures — the audit itself could not be reached and the percentage differs from the anchor source's vintage. Listed so the editor can retrieve the acórdão; if obtained, it would upgrade the evidence grade.
src-827a2033e3d959feTertiary, fetched successfully; used only for two dates not obtainable elsewhere on this run — the concession contract signed 26 November 2010 with Odebrecht, OAS and Carioca Engenharia, and Municipal Complementary Law 101/2009 creating the consortium urban operation over 5 million m². Both are consistent with CDURP's own "since 2009" and with the Observatório's R$7.609bn 2010 contract value.
src-0d3b7fd767f58e93Counterweight, via search summary (not fetched directly). Establishes the stated goal of raising the district's population from 22,000 to 100,000 within ten years, that private residential investment did not follow, and documents demolitions on Morro da Providência, including the loss of Praça Américo Brum for the cable-car works, with residents not consulted.