A demanda em massa do auxílio emergencial, o mínimo existencial e os entraves para a efetivação do acesso à justiça no Estado de Alagoas

Abstract

In 2020, the world began to live with a health crisis caused by the pandemic of the new coronavirus that caused an endless chain of economic, political and social crises. To contain the spread of the disease, it was necessary to implement measures of social distancing, given the speed at which the pandemic was spreading across several countries, including Brazil. With this, the poorest people felt the impacts more sharply, considering that many lost their jobs, others had their income severely affected, without having any emergency financial reserve to survive. Thus, the federal government instituted the public policy of Emergency Aid through Law 13982/2020 for informal workers, the unemployed and individual entrepreneurs. In this context, this work aims to analyze and reflect on the existential minimum and access to justice in the midst of the pandemic, verifying the obstacles to granting the emergency benefit and the measures adopted to ensure payment in Alagoas.