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BELEM - Emotion marked the delivery of houses from the Minha Casa, Minha Vida program in the rural area of Barcarena, in Para. Upon receiving the key to the new house, day laborer Ellen Benjamin de Alfaia, 49 years old, couldnt contain her tears. A resident of Ilha Trambioca, she lived on rent and stated that, without the housing program, it would be difficult for her to own her own home.
280 homes at Residencial Pouso do Aracanga in Ananindeua/PA must be delivered by the end of March. Photo: Filipe Jordao
Ellens story adds to that of other families benefiting from the new homes delivered this Friday (6) by the Minister of Cities, Jader Filho, during an agenda in the state. In total, 15 Minha Casa, Minha Vida Rural houses were delivered to the communities of Colonia CDI and Ilha Trambioca, in Barcarena.
Among the beneficiaries is also the self-employed physical educator Angela Pereira Silva, 27 years old. Born and raised in the CDI Community, she lived with her mother while waiting for the opportunity to own her own home.
As a single mother of little Kevillyn, aged 5, Angela says she would not be able to afford to build a house. With the new house, she now has her own space to live with her daughter.
During the agenda in the municipality, the signing for the construction of more than 150 Minha Casa, Minha Vida homes in the Entities modality was also held, destined for the urban area of Barcarena.
Works resumed
After the delivery of the houses, the minister visited the works of Residencial Aldeia Aruan, a Minha Casa, Minha Vida project that will have 701 single-story housing units.
The project had been suspended for around 10 years and was resumed by the Federal Government. Currently, 48 houses have already been built and all units are expected to be completed in approximately 14 months.
New developments in Ananindeua
In the afternoon, the agenda continued to Ananindeua, where the minister visited two housing projects under construction.
The first was Residencial Altos do Utinga I and II, located in the Guanabara neighborhood. The development will have 320 apartments, each measuring 42 square meters, with two bedrooms, living room, kitchen, bathroom, balcony and laundry area.
Residencial Aldeia Aruan, a Minha Casa, Minha Vida development that will have 701 single-story housing units. Photo: Lucas Lima
The residence will also have infrastructure with a guardhouse, gas plant, bicycle rack, party room, library, building managers room, playground, outdoor gym and parking spaces. The works are advanced and delivery is expected in the second half of 2026.
Next, the delegation visited Residencial Pouso do Aracanga, in the Aura neighborhood. The project is part of the works resumed by the Ministry of Cities in the state. The first stage foresees the delivery of 280 homes by the end of March.
Advancement of the program in the state
During the agenda, the minister highlighted the progress of works and the resumption of projects that were paralyzed.
We visit residential properties that were paralyzed and also new projects under Minha Casa, Minha Vida. In Barcarena we delivered houses from the program in rural areas and visited Aldeia Aruan, with more than 700 units. Here in Ananindeua we are monitoring projects that have already started in the new phase of the program, he stated.
According to the minister, investments have expanded access to housing and boosted the economy in the state.
In Para alone, there are more than 50 thousand new housing units contracted. This represents around R5 billion in investments, generating jobs, income and making the dream of owning a home come true for thousands of families in Para, he added.
My Home, My Life in Para
Since the program was recreated in 2023, Minha Casa, Minha Vida has already contracted more than 50 thousand homes in the state of Para, with investments of approximately R5 billion from the Federal Government.
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