Members of the Federal Government began to carefully follow the process of removing families from Favela do Moinho, community in the central area of São Paulo.
This Friday (18), Management Minister Esther Dweck dealt with the subject with the Secretary of Government of Sao Paulo, Gilberto Kassab.
A CNN It found that, by telephone connection, from the management of Tarcísio de Freitas (Republicans).
Lula’s minister also asked for more dialogue between local managers and residents’ representatives.
The union owns most of the place where the community is and the assignment of the land is still in the negotiation phase.
In a note sent to CNNthe Union’s Secretariat of Heritage (SPU), through the São Paulo Superintendence, said that the transfer of the land “is subject to the guarantee of the right to housing of the nearly 1,000 families living there.”
The agency also reported that the assignment process “depends on adjustments and complementations by the São Paulo State Housing and Urban Development Company [CDHU]in the resettlement plan sent in April this year, to contemplate the needs of residents. ”
This week, the government of Tarcísio de Freitas, with the proposal to transform the area into an urban park. Planning also includes the implementation of train stations, as well as the transfer of the government’s administrative headquarters to the site.
The prosecutor even classified the region as a supply bunker from Cracolândia.
In the National Congress, Deputy Carlos Zarattini (PT-SP) reported to CNN have received complaints and reports that residents who would be pressured to leave the land under the coercion of security forces.
The São Paulo Public Security Bureau sent a position after the demonstrations that took place on Friday.
“For the site, the state proposed the resettlement of families in the community to bring dignity and security to this population, who live at high risk in unhealthy conditions, with voluntary adherence of more than 87% of the community so far. About 50 people protest and interdict community entry this afternoon. Police teams monitor the situation to avoid confrontation,” says the note.
