The minister (institutional relations) praised the deputy’s proximity (-PB) with the Government (PT) and added that, for him, the favorite’s nickname to preside over is “91%”-in reference to the parliamentary voting index accompanying the government, as it showed the Sheet.
Hugo Motta is worked out to succeed (PP-AL) in charge of the house, whose election will take place on Saturday (1st). It has the support of government and opposition parties. Padilha says he expects “non -full adhesion”, but an “institutional stance” of the future mayor.
The deputy, in 2015, was in charge of the decisive CPI of Petrobras e. The then emedebista commanded the impeachment of Dilma Rousseff (PT) in the House.
Questioned by Sheet If there is discomfort in supporting a name considered as Cunha pupil, Padilha denied. “If it is to nickname him, for me, it is 91%. Adherence to all government votes. The 9% must have been some that he was not present,” he said.
Padilha, responsible for the political articulation of the government, also highlighted the role that the then leader of Republicans had to support Lula management in the last two years of bringing the party closer to the government, and helps in the negotiation for the September 2023.
“He also played a very important role in conducting CPMI against the coup to reaffirm democracy, reinforcing the role of the rapporteur that characterized the criminal action and was very decisive for the entire economic agenda we approved,” he added.
The minister also said that he asked President Lula to release all parliamentary ministers, deputies and senators, over the weekend to vote for both Hugo Motta and David Alcolumbre (Brazil-AP Union), for the presidency of the Senate.
Padilha says the government expects not a total but “institutional stance” adhesion.
“President Lula never wants to have the mayor or the president of his Senate. We had leader Hugo Motta, Republicans had full adhesion to government proposals. Now, what I expect from him, from mayor, is not Total adherence to any government action, but an institutional stance and I believe it will also have, “he said.
Lira had a troubled relationship with the government, especially with Padilha, with whom she stopped talking last year. Asked if Hugo’s election would represent an improvement in the government’s relationship with Congress, the minister spoke in “increasingly better environment, because there is a process of rehabilitation of institutional relations.”
He also recalled that Lira and Pacheco were elected with the vows of government base and the ministers themselves who are also parliamentarians, including himself. He also praised Lira’s role in post-election, when one of the first to recognize Lula’s victory, and with the transition PEC.
“There is a process of rehabilitation of institutional relations and I think both the Hugo Mota election and the election of David Alcolumbre will reinforce this process of institutional rehabilitation. The expectation I have is that this partnership between the government and the congress to approve our Priority agenda of Brazil continues, “he said.
How it showed the Sheetof the votes in which he participated since the beginning of the current government.
The agreement with the party surpasses (-RJ), who agreed with the PT in 77% of the votes in which he participated.
The average of both is above the percentage of their respective countertops in Congress. In the government opposition party, the average agreement is 42%.
A Sheet He compared the vote of the two candidates for the presidency of the House in bills, resolutions, decrees, provisional measures and amendments to the Constitution, LDO (Budgetary Guidelines Law) and budget in 2023 and 2024. In this sample, Hugo participated in 91 votes and Vieira, 116.
Leader of the Republican bench in the House, Hugo is part of the third most faithful to the government. The level of agreement puts him ahead of petista deputy Erika Kokay (DF), who followed the party in 86% of voting.
He also appears ahead of other base deputies, case of (-SP), with 82% agreement, and (PDT-MG), with 81%.
Among the 44 Republicans deputies, Hugo is the fifth most aligned with the PT vote, above the 83%average subtitle. In the party, deputies Jadyel Alencar (PI) and Messias Donato (ES) were the highest and lower proximity to the petista vote, 98% and 36%, respectively.
