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Before leaving the government – ​​in an act that took place this Thursday (2) – Governor Gladson CamelĂ promoted a broad reorganization of the State’s administrative structure. Published in the Official State Gazette () this Thursday (2), the changes include dozens of dismissals – many upon request – and appointments in key management positions.
The movement affects secretariats, local authorities and foundations and occurs at a time when Executive command will be passed on to vice-governor Mailza Assis, indicating a political and administrative adjustment for the new phase of the government. The assumption is that those who left their respective positions are on a political campaign and, therefore, cannot continue to lead management.
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Health and infrastructure have changes in command
One of the main changes was in the State Department of Health (Sesacre). The then incumbent, Pedro Pascoal Duarte Pinheiro Zambon, left his position upon request. To ensure the continuity of services, deputy secretary Ana Cristina Moraes da Silva was appointed as interim responsible for the department.
In the Acre Highway Department (Deracre), there was a change in presidency. Sula Ximenes Muniz was dismissed and took on a special advisory role. Roberto Assaf de Oliveira was in charge of the organization.
Foundations and authorities enter into restructuring
The administrative reform also reached strategic areas of the government:
- Culture: Minoru Martins Kinpara left the presidency of the Elias Mansour Foundation, replaced by Matheus Gomes de Sousa.
- Technology: JoĂŁo Paulo Bittar left the presidency of Funtac, taking over from Edson Martins de Siqueira Junior.
- Sanitation: José Raimundo Barroso Bestene left command of Saneacre, now chaired by Geovani da Silva Soares.
- Sports: Ney Amorim was dismissed from the Extraordinary Secretariat of Sports and Leisure, with Artemildon Matos de Brito assuming the role.
Changes also come to representation in BrasĂlia
The Representation of the Government of Acre in BrasĂlia (Repac) underwent reformulation. Fabio Gonçalves de Rueda left the leadership of the body, which will now be led by Samuel Lisboa Alves. George Luis Valle D’Albuquerque Lima was appointed executive director.
Broader reorganization
In addition to the changes in command positions, the Official Gazette also brought several appointments to positions of trust in secretariats such as Segov, Seagri and Sesacre, in addition to internal reassignments of employees.
The changes are already taking effect – some with retroactive effect to April 1st.
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