A Constitution and Justice Commission (CCJ) of the Chamber begins to analyze this Thursday (24) the appeal presented by the deputy Glauber Braga (PSOL-RJ) Against the revocation of your mandate.
(Citizenship-SP) that, until Wednesday night (23), had not disclosed its opinion.
On Wednesday afternoon, the PT leader in the House, Lindbergh Farias (RJ), said he should submit a request for a view (more time for analysis) about the report if the opinion ask Glauber’s cassation to maintain.
At a news conference on Tuesday (22), Glauber said he is willing to dialogue with all CCJ members to sensitize them about the situation of the process.
Also on Tuesday, the PSOL bench met with CCJ President Paulo Azi (União-BA) and a group of jurists to deal with on the subject.
If the CCJ rejects Glauber’s appeal, the process will continue to analyze the plenary, where it should receive at least 257 votes for the cassation to be approved.
Hunger strike
Glauber Braga spent nine days on hunger strike against the cassation process. According to PSOL’s staff, he lost five pounds.
The deputy protested against the decision of the Ethics Council of the House of Representatives to approve a opinion that asks for the revocation of his mandate.
Glauber is accused of pushing and expelling a member of the Free Brazil Movement (MBL) of the National Congress during a confusion in 2024. At the time, the parliamentarian kicked the man.
