The deputy will run for the presidency of Alesp (Legislative Assembly of). The election is scheduled for March 15.
Paula will be the only candidate for opposition to run for the position against the current president, André do Prado (). In 190 years of life, the house never had a woman elected to the presidency.
“It is absurd that currently does not even have a woman in the composition of the Board of Directors, and we are 25 deputies in the current legislature,” she said.
The psolist will have no easy life. Ally of the governor (Republicans) and adept at pockets, Prado should even count votes from the petista bench.
“When I took office as a deputy at Alesp, I said I would not give any days of peace to the far right,” says Paula Nunes.
The bench has only five deputies. Already the PL and PT/PC of B have 19 parliamentarians each.
The petista base, however, has already made it clear that it should vote in Prado in respect of the.
“Alesp can not just be a ‘pull’ of the governor, who attacks workers’ law and represses the manifestation of the opposites, as he did in the approval of the privatization of Sabesp and the Civic-Military Schools project,” says the deputy.
In April 2023, (CDD). At the time, the pocketist Gil Diniz (PL) was elected and even had votes for the petistas, who chairs the commission, and Beth Sahão.
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