dívida local
1. Financial obligations owed by local governments, municipalities, or regional entities to creditors, typically incurred through bonds, loans, or other borrowing instruments
The city council approved a new issuance of local debt to fund infrastructure projects.
O conselho municipal aprovou uma nova emissão de dívida local para financiar projetos de infraestrutura.
2. Outstanding financial liabilities of a specific locality that must be repaid with interest over time
Rising local debt levels have raised concerns among fiscal watchdog organizations.
Os níveis crescentes de dívida local geraram preocupações entre organizações de vigilância fiscal.
3. In Brazil, debts contracted by states and municipalities under regulations of the Lei de Responsabilidade Fiscal
Brazil's local debt management became stricter after the Fiscal Responsibility Law was enacted.
A gestão da dívida local no Brasil tornou-se mais rigorosa após a aprovação da Lei de Responsabilidade Fiscal.
In Brazil, local debt is a highly regulated matter governed by the Lei de Responsabilidade Fiscal (Fiscal Responsibility Law) of 2000, which established strict limits on municipal and state borrowing to prevent fiscal crises. The term is commonly used in discussions about municipal finance, infrastructure funding, and fiscal management by local authorities. Understanding local debt obligations is crucial for Brazilian city administrations and investors in municipal bonds.
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