The leader of the Chamber, (RJ), refuted (-PB)’s statement and stated that he considered the attitude as an “immature reaction” from the president of the Chamber.
The tension between the two politicians could accentuate the strain on the relationship between the government (PT) and the Chamber, at a time when there is also friction between the Palácio do Planalto and the Senate. According to two House leaders close to Motta, the relationship between the two will now be merely institutional.
“I am no longer interested in having any type of relationship with Congressman Lindbergh Farias,” Motta told Sheet.
In response to Motta’s statement, Lindbergh told the reporter that “politics is not a club of friends” and that his positions have always been clear.
“I consider President Hugo Motta’s reaction immature. Politics is not a club of friends. My political positions have always been made clear and are extremely predictable. Unpredictable is what has happened lately [na Câmara]which was the IOF vote, the choice of Derrite as rapporteur of an Executive bill and the Blindagem PEC”, he told Sheet Lindbergh.
In recent months, Motta’s group has complained about Lindbergh’s performance, accusing the parliamentarian of getting excited in discussions and seeking to erode the Chamber’s image in public opinion. The House leadership also criticizes the deputy’s behavior in weekly meetings with leaders and Motta, stating that he acts as if he were leader of the government, when he should only answer for the PT bench.
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