The governor of, criticized on Wednesday (12) the president (PT) by saying that the federal government committed “unkindness” and an “institutional break” by asking for help from Rio de Janeiro to hold, but not to invite him to participate in the event in November 2024 in the capital of Rio.
The statement was given during an interview with the site.
“Who committed an impar indeedness, even an institutional break was the federal government when not inviting the state governor to go to the G20 even having asked for help of R $ 40 million to the social G20, even having charged, requested help in public safety. Who committed unkindness, a lack of education and an institutional disruption was the federal government for the Rio state government, not understanding that the G20 was an institutional place,” Castro said.
The governor also criticized the performance of the Federal Government Foreign Minister, Mauro Vieira, saying that the chancellar is “very weak”.
“In addition to all a lack of education of the chancellor, which is very weak. We understand why that,” said Castro.
Despite the criticism, the governor said he was open to dialogue with the federal government.
“The role of situation and opposition is from Congress. Mayor should not oppose governor, governor should not oppose president,” he said.
He concluded by saying that he is open to what the president wants to take to the state. “Governments are required to work together. That’s what I do. I criticize when it has to be done, but everything Lula wants to take to Rio de Janeiro, Rio de Janeiro is with open arms, we never failed to guarantee anything,” he said.
In February, at the delivery ceremony of the new emergency of the Federal Hospital of Bonsucesso, in the state capital.
It was the first agenda of the petista outside Brasilia after surgery in the head in December.
“The governor was invited and did not come. But he was invited. I do not want to know which party is the governor, what religion he is, which team he cheers. I want to know that, well or bad, they are elected by the people,” said the president.
“He was invited to come here and invite everyone, even those who irresponsibly make criticism of my government. He could have come here and made a speech to you about how the state will take care of health,” added the petista.
At the event, the president was next to the mayor of Rio de Janeiro (PSD), who has been making public criticism of Castro management, especially public safety.
