📋 Tender Overview
With this new television, we have another quality of life. Its just joy. But it wasnt like that. A house without TV gets deaf and changes. Its very bad, a sadness. The statement is from farmer Maria do Socorro Freire da Silva, who, since June 30, was with no open TV signal due to the shutdown, which occurred throughout Brazil, the analog signal of the old satellite.
Recently, everything has changed. She and her daughter received, in the residence where they live, the new digital satellite, distributed throughout Brazil, a program coordinated by the Ministry of Communications, which distributes antennas to low -income families.
Maria do Socorros daughter, Maria Victoria Freire dos Santos, says that everything has improved after the antenna installation: We registered and said they would come on 25 [September], but the team appeared on the 14th. It was super fast. Now we have 90, 100 channels always come home watching the football games and movies.
Also farmer Maria Jose de Macedo Souza was another benefited by the program: We were without watching TV since we were without the [old satellite] signal. And that was a very bad situation, because we were uninformed, not knowing what happened. Now it will be different. We have a quality sign, with great image and various channels, he said.
The Minister of Communications, Frederico de Siqueira Filho, stressed that the purpose of the initiative is to transform peoples lives. This is a public policy that connects families, brings information and promotes digital inclusion. Guarantees access to news, services and entertainment, especially in places where the land signal of open TV does not arrive, following the guidance of President Lula of serving Brazilians who need it most, he said.
The program
The tuned Brazil installs, free of charge, digital satellite antennas for low -income families enrolled in CadUnico. The equipment guarantees free access to a programming with over 100 channels, sound and image in high definition and greater signal stability.
The initiative prioritizes regions with nonexistent or precarious TV coverage. Divided into three phases, the program foresees to serve 323 municipalities from 16 states until April 2026.
Those who execute this public policy is the managing entity of the track (EAF), a non -profit institution created by Anatel determination, linked to the Ministry of Communications and managed with resources from the telephone companies that won the 5G auction.
Distribution occurs because traditional satellings used the same frequency as 5G signal and therefore needed to be disabled. In order not to leave the population without access to TV, the government decided to distribute the satellite digital satellite kits.
Phases
The Brazil Denied program is the sequence of the tuned SIGA (which also distributed satellite antennas, but with different rules, to more than 5 million families).
In the first phase (follow tuned), to receive the kits, families needed to have installed the traditional satellite. Now, in tuned Brazil, there is no such requirement: just have a TV set in the residence.
In this new stage, the program will serve 323 municipalities in 16 states until April 2026:
* Phase A (14.Jul to 12.out): 77 municipalities in 6 states (MA, PI, PA, CE, RN and PE) - More than 220 thousand families fit.
* Phase B (13.out to 11.jan): 138 municipalities in 5 states (TO, PA, RR, PI, MA) - More than 228,000 families fit.
* Phase C (12.Jan to 12.abr.2026): 108 municipalities in 8 states (ES, MG, GO, BA, MT, MS, RO, RS) - More than 222 thousand families fit.
The full list of cities is available at.
Service
Schedule should be done by the site or by calling 0800 729 2404 (also WhatsApp).
Text: Ascom | Ministry of Communications * More information: press@mcom.gov.br | (61) 2027.6086 or (61) 2027.6628
