Ministry says that the release of the national force will be gradual and has been treated with SSPDS News Fortaleza

Shortly after spending a month in Ceará, the National Public Security Force (FNSP) was responsible for the discrepancy between the state government and the Ministry of Justice and Public Security. On Tuesday morning, May 5, the Secretary General of Public Security, General Guilherme Theophilo, announced that the departure of the troops would be progressive as of this week. He added that the measure had been discussed last Monday with André Costa, Secretary of State for Public Safety and Social Defense (SSPDS).

A few minutes later, Governor Camilo Santana (PT) made a divergent statement from the general saying that, unofficially, the troops would remain in Ceará for another 30 days. "The unofficial information that has been given is that the national force will be expanded, although the minister thinks that the situation has already been resolved in Ceará," said the governor during the first session of the legislature of the 39; State.

The governor's understanding was also approved by André Costa. Although confirming the meeting with the general in Brasilia, he commented on different directives from those of Theophilo. "Our time is the time of the penitentiary system.The sooner we finish the installation of procedures in all prisons, the more we will agree with the federal government to withdraw the troops," he said. declared.

Penitentiary System

In the morning, the General had stated in parallel with the withdrawal of the troops, efforts would be made to ensure that 100 prison guards were sent to reinforce security in the area. prisons. "We have also left a legacy of equipment, armaments and intelligence equipment that will remain in Ceará so that they can maintain it,"

Impbade

] Called by the report, the Ceará government's press office reported that the state had requested a 30-day reprieve and all other doubts should be directed to the federal government, which is the one who can make the decisions relating to the troop.

The press service of the Ministry of Justice and Public Security informed that the position of the federal government was maintained and that troops would begin to be withdrawn this week.