Three days after being defeated, interim governor Soldado Sampaio (Republicans) dismissed all those holding commissioned positions in the local Executive.
The decree, published in the state’s Official Gazette this Wednesday (24), says that only secretaries and corresponding positions are exempt.
The text does not talk about numbers, but taking into account the departments and institutions linked to the government, there are more than 6,000 positions that remain unoccupied from now on.
Behind the scenes, the decision is seen as an attempt by the current manager to press for political agreements and
He ran in the supplementary election that took place last Sunday (21), but lost to Arthur Henrique (PL), who was considered the favorite in the state. Arthur, however,
He is betting on a favorable decision in the (Superior Electoral Court), after the (Supreme Federal Court)
The governor’s allies claim, however, that he should have already adopted the measure, because the Executive commissioners were appointed by the previous government, which was his opponent. And they say they believe the restoration will be done quickly.
In a statement, the government of Roraima stated that it had begun an adjustment process in the public sector to make administration more efficient. He also said that the dismissals will be reappointed according to the real needs of each department.
“The measure provides for the resizing of direct and indirect administration staff to identify the real needs of each body, paving the way for filling vacancies through public competitions,” he stated.
The mass dismissal was also carried out by the Legislative Assembly of Roraima. There, the projection is that more than 4 thousand occupants of positions of trust have been dismissed.
According to the publication in the House’s Official Gazette, the measure covers all parliamentary offices, superintendencies and linked bodies. The act is signed by the president of the House, state deputy Jorge Everton (Union), and by the first and second secretaries of the Board of Directors.
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