A análise constitucional da desvinculação de receitas da União (DRU) face aos direitos fundamentais sociais

Abstract

This research aims to investigate the constitutionality of Untying of Union Revenues (DRU) established by Constitutional Amendment n. 27, 42, 59 and 68, which amended the art. 76 of the Acts of the Transitional Constitutional Provisions (ADCTs) of the Federal Constitution of 1988, performing the analysis from the perspective of the impact on fundamental social rights in the Constitution disciplined. The DRU relieve 20% of revenues earrings with social contributions, tax whose revenue is intended to finance the realization of social rights, and their income is already destined from birth, the financing policies for the realization of the rights screen. To this end, a study was conducted of social rights, dealing with the evolution of human rights as fundamental rights constitutionally guaranteed, as well as analyzing the rights in question bearing the quality immutable clauses, unchanging core of the Constitution of 1988. Even was an analysis of social indicators to verify that social rights are not respected or in contemporary Brazil. Furthermore, to meet the proposed objective in the research, it was faced the issue of financing of social rights, through the gathering of resources by social contributions. It shall then be the analysis of the tax rule Tribute institution in question, emphasizing the discretion of destination, to investigate whether it is constitutional to untie these. At another point, the work turned his attention to the DRU, conducting a study on its legislative developments, the justification for the decoupling of revenue and untying consequences for the social security budget, as well as social rights. Finally, reaching the deeper analysis of the assumptions that gave rise to the survey, they were confronted with the DRU fundamental social rights in order to meet the proposed issue, namely whether or not the constitutional amendments to the Constitution n. 27, 42, 59 and 68, which enabled the decoupling of revenue earrings through social contributions.