Two hours after the appointment of the attorney general of the Union Jorge Messias to the vacant seat on the Federal Supreme Court, the president of , , announced that he will guide a project that regulates the retirements of health agents.
If approved, it will be a shot of billions in the government’s accounts. According to congressman Antonio Brito, the project’s rapporteur, R$5 billion federally will be spent by 2030. The National Confederation of Municipalities estimates that R$21.2 billion will be spent municipally.
Without taking it off or putting it on, it’s a bomb track, in the style of detonando.
Alcolumbre and many senators were upset with the choice of Jorge Messias for the . Playing by the rules, the Senate could reject it. If it doesn’t work, you can choose another victim, expressing your dissatisfaction.
Bomb agenda, generating expenses, is theater or, at worst, foul play. Eduardo Cunha played it in 2015 and broke Dilma’s legs. For other reasons, he ended up in jail, until in 2013 the STF released him.
Alcolumbre and some senators wanted the nomination of Rodrigo Pacheco, former president of the House. It didn’t work, be patient.
Alcolumbre’s gesture taints the Senate’s agenda, giving it the scent of a weapon of convenience.
Another scenario remains. Alcolumbre’s bombshell would be theatrical, waiting for Planalto to ask him for refreshment. In that case, it would be second-rate theater.
Union disunited
The federation that would weld the Progressive Party to the roof.
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