The proposal already included in the bill that relaxes the rules of no can be seen as retaliation against the government by the (Supreme Federal Court), says deputy Evair de Melo (PP-ES), who is part of the ruralist bench.
The president of Congress, (União Brasil-AP), called the veto session on Tuesday (25) and included those related to the veto on the agenda, in an announced defeat for the government. There was an attempt to vote on the items before the UN conference on climate change, but government leaders managed to postpone consideration of the presidential vetoes.
Despite the postponement, Alcolumbre’s allies say that the vetoes are part of the package of evil resulting from Lula’s decision to nominate Messias for the STF vacancy.
Evair de Melo denies it. “We’re not even going to get into the merits [do discurso] because it has no support. This agenda is a previous agenda, it has nothing to do with the current situation with the government, it has nothing to do with the catastrophe that was the COP”, he says. “We should have voted on this a long time ago. Brazil can’t wait any longer.”
He says that the ruralist group is mobilizing deputies and senators to overturn the vetoes. “This will certainly bring more agility, legal security, dialogue with Brazil that needs to generate jobs, income and opportunities and, naturally, respecting all environmental prerogatives”, he states.
“Remembering that this licensing text deals with bureaucracy, it does not go into technical merit. Therefore, it is necessary to simplify Brazil so that we can produce more.”
Despite the coordination of Alcolumbre and the ruralist bench, the holding of the Congress session is not assured. In addition to the lack of agreement on vetoes, the low quorum in Brasília could compromise the vote.
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