The president of the Federal, (-AP), will file a representation in the Council of Ethics of the House and a lawsuit against the Bolsonarist Deputy (PL-GO), who made attacks against, Minister of the Secretariat of Institutional Relations of the Government ().
After Lula calls the minister “beautiful woman”-Gayer said the president was “offering” Gleisi to alcohubre and also the mayor, Hugo Motta (Republicans-PB), “as a pimp offers a GP [garota de programa]”.
The parliamentarian also implied that the minister and her husband, federal deputy Lindbergh Farias (PT-RJ), would make a Talsal with the president of the Senate.
Alcolumbre now studies with experts the best way to make the representations, which were revealed by the G1 portal and confirmed by Sheet.
Lula’s speech was criticized that he said he had put a beautiful woman to articulate the government in Congress, a change that is part of the ministerial reform promoted by the petista, which faces a crisis of popularity and difficulty moving on with their proposals.
After the speech, the president was the subject of criticism and opposition attacks, including Gayer, who accused him of “humiliating” Gleisi.
The PT will also come with a representation against the deputy. The leader of the acronym in the chamber, Lindbergh Farias, called Gayer “sewage”, “scoundrel” and “killer”.
After the movement of alcohumbre and the Workers Party, Gayer defended himself, stating that his “intention was only to denounce and open the hypocrisy of the left”, and that he did not practice any illicit act or crime.
“If President Alcolumbre has been offended, I want to make it clear that my criticisms did not refer to him, but to the head of the Executive Power,” he said, without quoting Lula’s name at any time.
This is not the first case where the PL deputy faces actions due to attacks on other colleagues.
Last October, the Federal Supreme Court (STF) formed a majority to make Gayer a defendant for defamation, slander and injury.
At the time, he implied that senators had been “bought” to vote for the then president of Senate Rodrigo Pacheco (PSD-MG) and called parliamentarians “vagabonds”.
That same month, he was the target of search and seizure in a (PF) operation on misappropriation of parliamentary quota on.
The measures were authorized by Minister Alexandre de Moraes of the Federal Supreme Court.
In this same operation, the PF seized $ 72,000 in cash in possession of a deputy advisor.
