New President of, (-PB) arrives in office having as one of its main tasks reconcile the demands of the PT de E de de, which supported him in the dispute.
. Despite receiving the seal of almost all parties, it takes over the main chair of the house without leaving clear, even for the parliamentarians themselves, the priorities and the great themes it should highlight in the next two years.
In, Hugo made a defense of democracy, parliamentary amendments and equality between the three powers, giving messages to the (Federal Supreme Court) and the Executive. Earlier, in a speech as a candidate, he said he would work to strengthen the legislature and defend parliamentary immunity.
The so -called “defense of parliamentary prerogatives” was one of the main charges that Hugo heard throughout the campaign, criticizing the Supreme’s performance, as well as a definitive solution to ensure the payment of courts suspended by the court.
Described as a politician of conciliatory, serene and skilled profile, the deputy has a strong performance behind the scenes. Its campaign was mainly summed up to reserved meetings and political negotiations for the division of internal spaces, avoiding commitments to proposals considered controversial.
One point remembered by allies is the fact that they will occur while he is in front of the chamber, which will impose challenges that will have to be taken into account in conducting the work.
The proximity of the election will raise the pressure on the president of the house, especially on topics considered thorny, such as and a.
In this sense, the polarized political scenario and uncertainties about who should run for the Presidency of the Republic are factors that will require the command of the Chamber Dexterity to maintain a balanced climate in the legislature, parliamentarians say.
Nevertheless, they claim that Hugo will not have a driving line of either strictly ruling or openly oppositionist, knowing how to transit among all the political fields of the house.
On the other hand, on the part of the Planalto Palace, there is an expectation of improvement in the Executive’s relationship with the Chamber, with more respectful dialogue than in the mandate of predecessor Arthur Lira (PP-AL), with whom government articulators had friction.
This forecast, governing deputies say, can be especially important for the House to commit the approval of guidelines of interest in the economic area.
In addition, Hugo pledged to the PT bench to reestablish the rite of provisional measures, an instrument that was the subject of clash between E (PSD-MG).
Allies bet on his good relationship with the new president of the Senate, (União Brasil-AP), to avoid disputes among congressmen. They considered that, despite the good dialogue, the mayor will not give up rights conquered by deputies in recent years.
In addition to an expected corporatist posture, allies risk saying that Hugo wants to apply a focus on public safety and education. They also point out that although the deputy has not deepened on the economic agenda during a campaign, he has a look at this agenda. In a speech on Saturday, he spoke in favor of fiscal stability.
If, on the one hand, he gave few clues to what his presidential platform will be and which projects he intends to play, Hugo said in conversations with the deputies that he intends to “relive” the plenary of the house. This means the convening of colleagues for further discussion of the subjects and predictability of the voting agenda – as well as the definition of a schedule for days and times of plenary sessions.
He has also guaranteed that the agenda will be done in a balanced way, serving all parties. It also ensures that it will more equitable the reports of the projects among the congressmen and give transparency and voice to the deputies at the College of Leaders, points criticized by deputies regarding the conduct of Lira.
In addition, Hugo said he wants to value the work of thematic committees, reducing the number of emergency requirements taken to the plenary (an instrument that was recurring under the management of Lira and nullifies the need for projects to be discussed in the collegiate).
On the eve of the election, Hugo released his slogan “from Brazil side”, speaking of union of the country, convergence of ideas and respect for plurality – but without moving into signs that could generate noise with one side or other.
