The President (PT) dismissed 10 ministers so that they will return to their mandates in Congress and participate in the House and on Saturday (1st). All of them should return to government next week.
The departure of ministers who have parliamentary mandates is a common movement on the eve of votes that choose the heads of the two homes of Congress every two years.
Their participation in the elections is a way for the government to express support for the probable elected-this year, David Alcolumbre (Union-AP) in the Senate and Hugo Motta (Republicans-PB) in the House.
Lula signed the exonerations of (institutional relations), Juscelino Filho (communications), Paulo Teixeira (agrarian development), André Fufuca (sport), Silvio Costa Filho (ports and airports), Luiz Marinho (work) and Celso Sabino (Tourism), that return to the House.
To return to the Senate, they leave the posts in the government ministers Carlos Fávaro (agriculture), Wellington Dias (Social Development) and Camilo Santana (Education).
The minister (transport), who is a licensed senator, can still be dismissed on Friday (31). Minister Marina Silva (Environment) and Sônia Guajajara (indigenous peoples) did not confirm whether they will return to the House to participate in the election.
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