A on Wednesday night (25) ended with the honeymoon between the Planalto Palace and the mayor, (-PB), as well as the list of complaints from allied parties with petista management.
According to parliamentarians, the motivations range from the delay in the release of money to amendments to the alleged alliance between Government and (Supreme Court) against these funds, in addition to the speech of petistas and governors that Congress will be responsible for increasing the value of the electricity bill.
Once again, . To all, these acronyms control 14 ministries. There were 383 votes for and 98 opposites.
Main driver of the rebellion, even taking party leaders of the opposition of surprise and contrary to his speech that there would be predictability in conducting the chairman.
In addition to not having warned in advance, he did not comply with requests for conversations by party leaders, the political articulator of the government, the minister, and the Minister of Finance ,.
Even the government bending in just one day the amount of parliamentary amendments released in the year – – the speech in the center is that the schedule is very late and has placed city halls across the country in collapse.
For the first time, governors openly spoke in a critical tone to Motta, a politician with whom they had had a kind of honeymoon since their election to the House command in February.
The leader of the bench, Lindbergh Farias (RJ), said Motta’s attitude was a “serious mistake” and a “”.
Party leaders at the base also said they considered that Motta missed the case. Especially when not warning in advance to Lula —Gleisi’s articulation minister was one of the first petistas to express support for Motta’s candidacy for the presidency of the House.
One recalled that former Mayor Arthur Lira (-Al), Motta’s predecessor, despite being hard with the government, at least reported members of the Planalto Palace about his decisions.
Governors also told the report to see Senator Ciro Nogueira (PP-PI), president of Progressives and former Minister of the Civil House in the Jair Bolsonaro government, in Motta’s decisions.
Motta told allied leaders the feeling that the government wants to wear Congress, citing speech by executive members that the legislature would be spent and notes published in the press.
Another complaint of the centrão is that the government has not yet honored the commitment to pay amendments from previous years, waged by court decision, and would encourage Minister Flávio Dino of the STF to advance with judgments to remove the power from Congress on budget resources.
Dino scheduled for Friday (27) a public hearing on the imposition (mandatory payment) of parliamentary amendments. The minister intends to judge a PSOL action that questions this obligation, and invited a series of speakers with critical bias to this mechanism.
Motta and the president of, (-AP), will personally go to the Supreme Court to defend the amendments, in a message that they will not passively accept new decisions.
In this line, there is also dissatisfaction of the Chamber summit with campaign of governors on social networks emphasizing that Congress overthrew vetoes from Lula to.
The Senate president also addressed the issue, indicating that he was annoyed by the government’s speech.
At Wednesday’s Senate session, he stated that he vehemently repudiated the light and unjust attacks that Congress “had been suffering since the veto session.
In a long speech, the senator said that there is “demagogy and misinformation” around the theme and that Congress acted responsibly.
According to the accounts made by the government, the vetoes overturned by Congress have already raised the Brazilian’s light bill to R $ 35 billion per year. Other vetoes were postponed and, if they all fall, the total invoice rises to R $ 65 billion.
Parliamentarians of the base stated in privately that Minister Alexandre Silveira (Mines and Energy) did not act to prevent Lula’s vetoes – which would avoid the increase in the electricity bill – to be kept.
Alcolumbre guided the overthrow of Lula’s decrees on the IOF on Wednesday night, as soon as the House approved them, under protests from the government that it would be breaking an agreement. Unlike the House, the decision occurred symbolically, that is, without nominal registration of the votes.
