The CCJ (Constitution and Justice Commission) of the House of Representatives begins to analyze on the morning of Thursday (24).
Glauber says there are unconstitutionalities and disproportionality in the procedure so far, claiming to have been “chosen as an enemy by the most carved forces of national politics and the far right.”
The document also argues that the former president of House Arthur Lira (PP-AL) abuses power by articulating behind the scenes an “unacceptable personal persecution.” Lira denies.
The expectation between members of the Commission, including Glauber’s allies, is that the rapporteur of the appeal, Deputy Alex Manente (Cidadania-SP), vote for the rejection of the request.
As there should be a request for views, the vote will only occur next week.
At meetings on Wednesday (23), the rapporteur made it clear that he cannot, by the rules, address issues of merit about the case and that he should stick to the function of the CCJ, which is to assess whether there were addictions in the process.
In April last year, Glauber with kicks and pushes, which gave rise to representation in the Ethics Council.
The collegiate. The parliamentarian then began a hunger strike on the premises of the house that only ended on the 17th, after the mayor, (-PB), agreeing with a negotiation to suspend the process for 60 days.
Motta’s promise will begin to count after the result of the appeal’s analysis in the CCJ.
If Glauber’s request is rejected, the final word is up to the House Plenary, in a nominal and open vote. Cassation occurs with the support of at least 257 of the 513 deputies. With the 60 -day break promise, however, this vote is at least for the second half due to the mid -year recess.
After the CCJ analyzes the case of Glauber, the next theme should be the vote, in the coming days, of the request for suspension of the criminal action against the Federal Deputy (-RJ) in the case of.
The decision generated contradiction among governors, who see in the processing of this matter possibility of the opposition to work to benefit the former president (PL).
Behind the scenes, government -aligned parliamentarians (PT) say that the proposal should divide the House between oppositionists and governors and tend to represent a thermometer of the house’s adhesion to those involved in the attacks of January 8, 2023 and may extend to Bolsonaro.
