Janaína Lima (PP), who was not re-elected, claims that the items were purchased with her own resources
The former councilor of São Paulo (PP) took home the sink and toilet present in the bathroom of the office that she occupied until 2024. According to Janaína, she paid with her own resources for the items removed.
The office began to be occupied on Wednesday (January 1, 2025) by (União Brasil). To , he said he will take the case to the presidency of the São Paulo City Council and ask for a toilet and a sink to be installed.
The recently elected president of the Chamber, (União Brasil), declared that a case like this had never been registered in the São Paulo City Council. He stated that the Board of Directors will evaluate how to proceed.
O Poder360 contacted Janaína Lima’s team via email to ask about collecting the items. There was no response until the publication of this text. The space remains open.
In a note sent to G1the former councilor said she had the “must return the cabinet” as he received it, “ensuring that all public assets remain duly registered and intact”. She claimed to have followed “the guidance from the Chamber itself that determines that items that do not belong to the heritage must be removed”.
The text reads: “All items removed from the cabinet were those acquired exclusively with own resources and which, therefore, do not form part of the City Council’s assets, respecting the criteria adopted when I received the cabinet”.
Read the full note:
“It is our duty to return the cabinet as we received it, ensuring that all public assets remain duly registered and intact. In this sense, following the guidance of the Chamber itself, which determines that items that do not belong to the heritage must be removed, this was done. All items removed from the cabinet were those acquired exclusively with own resources and which, therefore, do not form part of the City Council’s assets, respecting the criteria advised when I received the cabinet.
All of the House’s assets are duly listed and checked by the responsible sector, ensuring total transparency and compliance. In addition, other items that were also the result of personal investment, such as the glass partition, the bench that surrounds the column, two cobogó structures, the open ceiling with industrial-style electrical installations and dozens of lamps remained in the space, at the disposal of the new representative, according to his decision.
The councilor who took over the office expressed appreciation for the architectural design of the space, which was transformed into a coworking model during my management. I’m happy to know that he intends to maintain this concept, which promotes an entrepreneurial spirit within the Chamber. I remain available to make any necessary adjustments, always seeking to preserve the project and comply with the House’s rules.
I reiterate my commitment to ethics and responsibility in the use of public goods, reaffirming that all my actions are guided by transparency and respect for institutional norms”.
