President of Alesp, André do Prado (PL) has emerged as Tarcísio’s possible vice-president for re-election
Senator Flávio Bolsonaro (PL), pre-candidate for the Presidency, is expected to make his first public appearance alongside the governor of São Paulo, Tarcísio de Freitas (Republicans), next Friday (27). The two will participate in an event promoted by the president of the Legislative Assembly of the State of São Paulo (Alesp), André do Prado (PL), which will also be attended by the national president of the PL, Valdemar Costa Neto.
With this, André do Prado, who is running for the possibility of vice-president on Tarcísio’s re-election ticket, will bring the four together for the first time in a pre-campaign atmosphere. The joint photo must be important to reinforce the PL’s request for the vacancy – recently, as exclusively anticipated by the column, which circulates around the House, in addition to the
The PL argues that it has the largest bench in the House, which helped with all of the governor’s projects – internally, however, Tarcísio has resisted, and said that the party is already included on the national ticket, with Flávio.
The fact is that the event, scheduled to take place at 10 am, will be held after a joint breakfast in the residential wing of Palácio dos Bandeirantes, which, until then, was intended to be a more reserved meeting, but everyone’s confirmation at the Alesp ceremony will make the photo happen – something long awaited by Flávio and Bolsonarists in general, who had found Tarcísio’s support very timid until now.
At Alesp, the group will meet for a solemn session that will award a Necklace of Honor for Legislative Merit to Valdemar Costa Neto. The initiative is from André do Prado.
According to the President of the House, “the ceremony aims to recognize the political trajectory and services provided to public life by Valdemar Costa Neto, who was a federal deputy for six terms and is currently the national president of the Liberal Party (PL), a party that has established itself as the largest political party in Brazil.”
Felício Ramuth
The current vice president, Felício Ramuth (PSD), however, has been cited as the . He, however, faces difficulties with the party leader himself, Gilberto Kassab, who also wants the position. Until the end of March, meetings between the three should define the future of the party and Ramuth, who has been
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