Recordo Noons Chamber of SP | Method
Opposition councilors and City Council of Sao Paulo Mayor, Ricardo Noons (MDB) have accused the management intervening. According to them, the mayor pressured members of the Parliament to prevent the establishment of the two parliamentary commissions (CPIS) already accepted in the plenary. The city did not return to the report until this text was published.
Earlier this month, the House approved the creation of the first two CPIs of this legislature. One of them is the goal of investigating repeated floods in the Pantanal garden to the east of the city. Another is already another with the goal of investigating fraud in the Social Interest Housing Program (his).
However, these commissions have not yet been installed because the affiliated base parties have not referred to their representatives. Under the Chamber Regiment, the approval is not installed within 15 days of the approval and the CPI that does not start your work.
“The Ricardo Noon’s government is expressing its representatives in these CPIs,” said PSL leader Toninho Vespoli at home, Toninho Vespoli at home, on Monday, 14, in the Chamber Nobel Hall.
Vespoli has made it clear that the mayor, who is part of the support base, is ahead of the representatives of the counters in the CPI and the CPI. “But they want to fall and replace these committees, with two other CPs with fewer wings,” he said.
PT leader Luna Zaratti has announced that the opposition has filed two lawsuits, and the installation of the CPIs has already been approved in the plenary. “We are facing real difficulties: the parties do not suggest their members to the CPIs, and we know that it is a pronunciation to curb opposition action at home,” he said.
Among the actions sent to the court, the councilors of the PT and PSOL are requesting to promote the installation of CPIs immediately, although there are no official suggestions, members will be appointed based on the ratio of countertops.
In turn, the PSB leader Elies Gabriel said he was afraid of pressure on the legislature. “We have been almost three months and we have been able to vote for the street name or respect. The mayor seems to have a huge distrust with all the base of the base. It is impressive how he contributes to the work of the house.”
