2013 protests in Brazil
Responses
Following a pledge by President Dilma Rousseff to spend 50 billion Brazilian reais on improving urban public transportation after a meeting with protest leaders June 24, the Brazilian real fell on concern of a widening deficit.

2013 protests in Brazil

Section Title: Responses
Table Section Text: Following a pledge by President Dilma Rousseff to spend 50 billion Brazilian reais on improving urban public transportation after a meeting with protest leaders June 24, the Brazilian real fell on concern of a widening deficit.

Demands and result (National Congress and Governments actions)

Demand	Result

Reduction in the prices of public transport (Metro, Train and Bus) (Governments approved)	Yes (June 2013)

Revocation of (Bill - PEC 37) that hindered the Public Ministry to investigate (Congress approved)	Yes (June 2013)

Destination of petroleum royalties to education (75%) and Health (25%) (Congress approved)	Yes (June 2013)

Criminalization of all forms of corruption and embezzlement as heinous crimes (Congress approved)	Pending

The end of Secret vote in Congress for forfeiture of office (Congress approved)	Pending

The end of all taxes on public transport (metro, train, bus and ship) (Congress approved)	Yes (June 2013)

National Pact to improve education, health, public transport (Government established)	Yes (June 2013)

National Pact for fiscal responsibility and control of inflation (Government established)	Yes (June 2013)

Implementation of federal plebiscite to politic reform in the country (Government established)	Pending

Revocation of (Bill - PDL 234) "Gay cure" authorizing sexual orientation conversion therapy by psychologists (Congress approved)	Yes (July 2013)

Destination of 10% of the Brazilian GDP to education (Congress announced)	Pending

Implementation of Free pass to the students enrolled regularly (Congress announced)	Pending

Revocation of (Bill - PEC 33) undergoing decisions of Supreme Court to Congress (No discussion)	Pending

The end of privileged forum (No discussion)	Pending

*Note: Yes is the victory of the protesters.

Sentence(s)

The 2013 protests in Brazil, the "Gay cure" Bill, PDL 234, which had authorized psychologists was voted by the Congress.

final_sentence: The 2013 protests in Brazil, the "Gay cure" Bill, PDL 234, which had authorized psychologists was voted by the Congress.