The Minister of Institutional Relations, Gleisi Hoffmann, said that the approval of the Proposal for Amendment to the Constitution (PEC) of Public Security, the Income Tax Exemption (IR) for workers who earn up to $ 5,000 per month and the new payroll credit program for private companies are among the priorities of the government with Congress in the coming months.
In an interview aired on Sunday night, 16, by RedeTV!the minister said that the PEC of Public Security is a “priority for the country” and will talk to the leaders of the parties in Congress to accelerate the processing of the agenda, even before the government presented the final text.
“It cannot be a story that becomes a superfluous dispute, with section,” said the minister in the interview with the program Podk Liberadas, presented by Senator Jorge Kajuru (PSB-GO).
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Regarding the political articulation, Gleisi stated that it is necessary to know when to make the “policy of dispute” and the “policy of mediation” and acknowledged that it will not be possible to “approve everything”, given the minority position of the government in Congress. “In many things we will have to give in, and then we will graduate, which is within the essential,” he said. “Sometimes a good conversation solves a lot.”
The minister also stated that she intends to talk to opposition politicians, but will avoid those she considers “radical” so as not to “spend a candle on bad saint”. “Who is from the conversation, even being opposed, I will try to dialogue. Now, with those who scream, who do, it’s no use spending time. ”
Gleisi also said that he has “good relationship” with the mayor, Hugo Motta (Republicans-PB), and that he worked for the PT to support him in the contest for the command of the house last month, while still acting as a deputy. “I think that was correct. He [Motta] He is a person who has a tranquility in driving. So, I think we have everything to get it right. ”
