TCU Audies Culture and Opposition Committees The procedure that will study the CPI package against the Ministry
The Federal Court of Audit (TCU) party president Luiz Inacio Lula Da Silva (PT) has launched five audits of culture committees created by the Federal Government after the suspicions of the political and election use of the structures. These representations were filed by members of the opposition parliament to the government in the Congress and processed under Minister Augusto Nords Reporter.
In parallel, Congress members are preparing a package of actions to press the Minister Margaret Menezes folder. As Estado has revealed, committees are linked to party and electoral acts, although they are created under the public policy, which will cost Million 59 million in two years.
Pulled by PL members, opposition members will discuss the call of the Culture Minister, the opening of the Parliamentary Inquiry Committee (CPI) and the establishment of an external committee along with the case.
Leader of the Opposition, Deputy Luciano Zukko (PL-RS), is considered to not allow the government to use the state tool to promote specific ideological agendas.
“This practice hurts the principles of the principles of personality and administrative morality provided in the Federation Constitution. Meanwhile, Brazil’s true artists and cultural producers are excluded from public policies that promote art and job creation in the cultural field.”
In addition to the possible creations of commissions, opponents have made a series of requests for clarity and to the Ministry of Culture as a form of pressure on the folder. Deputy Kim Kataguri (Union-SP) has already requested the Attorney General Office to investigate.
“If this serious situation is verified, it will clearly prohibit the potential deviation and improper use of public resources, legitimacy, morality, and the principles of personality, as well as the rules of election laws and the use of public funds in the election campaign,” said Senator Damares Alves (Republicanos-DF).
The Ministry of Culture reported in a statement that there were no obstacles to the NGOs directed by the party terrorists, “As long as they do not have government employees who have caused the authorities or notice.” The folder also said that the PNCC model strengthens social control and citizens’ inspection, eliminates the risks of the party instrumentation. “
In TCU, open audit processes Senator Rogerio Marinho (PL-RN) and assistants Carlos Jordie (PL-RJ), Carla Zambelli (PL-SP), Representative Skull (PL-PA) and Ubiraton Sanderson (PL-RS).
