As head of , the deputy (Republicanos-PB) has shown himself to be a compassionate president of a corporate association conniving with illicit acts —legal and regulatory— in defense of his members.
From the most serious to the most unforgivable on the scale of unacceptable tolerance, we have cases of non-compliance with a court order, up to impunity for riot promoters, including peaceful coexistence with a deputy serving abroad.
Motta does not do this disservice alone. It has the collaboration of the Board of Directors and the college of leaders of the House —note— of Laws. There are certainly deputies who disagree, but they could only complain about being put in the same bag if they organized themselves to denounce the debacle.
(-SP) and (PL-RJ) are sentenced by the Federal Supreme Court to prison and consequent loss of mandate to be confirmed by the Chamber’s management. One, another.
Zambelli’s case has been going on in the Chamber for months and, even if the Constitution and Justice Committee speaks out, the plenary is missing, which, strictly speaking, would not need to give an opinion. About Ramagem, Motta still studies the rite. If it is not similar to that of the deputy, it will have been due to exposure of shame in the news.
(PL-SP) in the USA, like the others, continues to generate expenses with offices. The salary cut is the minimum. He was prohibited from voting, but at the first chance he used the Senate system to challenge the Chamber’s decision. It is not unethical, the Ethics Council decided weeks ago —note—.
Of the many riot promoters last August, we know of only three who were subject to light punishments that have not yet been applied. The president doesn’t seem to be bothered by being treated harshly by his companions when trying to preside over a session.
Maybe Motta doesn’t realize it, but leniency in command leads him to connivance and the Chamber to become a place of transgressions.
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