BRASILIA, 28 The president of Brazil, Dilma Rousseff, has announced the construction of 6,000 homes in the state of Rio de Janeiro (southeast) to be delivered free to more than 20,000 people have lost their homes by torrential rains the last two weeks. "These homes, whether in the form of houses or apartments, are for people who lost their home to recover as quickly as possible.
With this we aim to reduce pain of the families," Rousseff said in a press conference in Guanabara Palace, seat of government of Rio de Janeiro. These houses will be delivered free of charge to those affected by it is a natural disaster. "In case of disaster, the Federal Government provides a subsidy which is almost complete, and the state government provides about 50 reais (about 22 euros) per home," said the president.
So, the federal government will assume the financing of real estate project, while the state will provide the land, build infrastructure, paying particular attention to basic sanitation, and pay the monthly benefit. In addition, the governor of Rio, Sergio Cabral, said a dozen private developers has pledged to raise another 2,000 homes on land provided by the state, also at zero cost to prospective buyers, in order to address the social emergency.
In parallel, continue execution of the program "My House, My Life ', worth 170 million reais (74 million euros), which aims to relocate families currently live in risk areas where they could re- such disasters occur, according to Agency of Brazil. 
With this we aim to reduce pain of the families," Rousseff said in a press conference in Guanabara Palace, seat of government of Rio de Janeiro. These houses will be delivered free of charge to those affected by it is a natural disaster. "In case of disaster, the Federal Government provides a subsidy which is almost complete, and the state government provides about 50 reais (about 22 euros) per home," said the president.
So, the federal government will assume the financing of real estate project, while the state will provide the land, build infrastructure, paying particular attention to basic sanitation, and pay the monthly benefit. In addition, the governor of Rio, Sergio Cabral, said a dozen private developers has pledged to raise another 2,000 homes on land provided by the state, also at zero cost to prospective buyers, in order to address the social emergency.
In parallel, continue execution of the program "My House, My Life ', worth 170 million reais (74 million euros), which aims to relocate families currently live in risk areas where they could re- such disasters occur, according to Agency of Brazil.
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