After leaving the position of Head of the Special Advisory of Democracy and History and Truth of the Ministry of Human Rights, the petista will dedicate himself to articulate the party’s alliance with the center in Minas Gerais, preferably supporting the senator for the government and the minister to the PSD Senate.
“I was a candidate for governor [de Minas pelo PT] twice [2002 e 2006, em ambas derrotado pelo tucano Aécio Neves]I know 600 municipalities, and I know about 30 important cities well. Since now I won’t compete in the election, I have dialogue anywhere. So I thought it would have a role to play to unify the field on the left and center-left and make an alliance with the center. “
From the thesis that “those who do not earn in Minas do not win in Brazil”, Nilmário says that the priority is “to unify our field and at the same time break this thing of getting away from the center”.
Prime Minister of Human Rights of PT Federal Management (between 2003 and 2005, Lula 1), former federal deputy and former president of the Perseu Abramo Foundation, Nilmário praises Pacheco: “He collaborated a lot to pacify the crisis of that assault on the public budget, these amendments, this bastard parliamentarism of Brazil.” He was very important. “
Thus, the former minister hopes that Pacheco is a candidate for the government of Minas, and not nominated for the Supreme in a vacancy open with. “I prefer it. If it is suitable for the STF, let’s all look for another solution.”
It was Nilmário who asked for dismissal of the position. He intended to do so at the end of the year, but anticipated, in part to return to Belo Horizonte for political articulations, but also to take care of health. “Since the transition, I made 130 bus trips [principalmente entre Brasília e BH]most dawn, losing nights of sleep. I’m 78 years old. “
Nilmário is a former political prisoner and author, with Carlos Tiburcio, from the book “of the children of this soil”, an important inventory about the dead and missing of the dictatorship.
He states that, despite the limited structure and budget, he made work well in the four areas of the Ministry of Human Rights with which he dealt directly: the amnesty commissions and about the dead and missing political, the General Coordination of Memory and Truth of Slavery and the Transatlantic Trafficking of enslaved people and the Pena Memory Project. “It’s a very good team. Little, but very good.”
And argues that in the head of the advisory from which the current advisor Hamilton Pereira, Pedro Tierra, poet, and former political prisoner, with whom he was detained at Doi-Codi 52 years ago, is appointed. “He has been a secretary of culture in the Federal District twice. He is very dear to our group there [na Assessoria Especial de Defesa da Democracia e História e da Verdade do ministério]does a good job. But obviously is the minister [Macaé Evaristo] who decides. “
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