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The House approved Tuesday (11) the federal intervention decree in Roraima, signed by President Michel Temer last Saturday (8). The proposal was approved by 290 votes to 69 and goes to the Senate's badysis.
Announced to try to contain the crisis in the state, which faces a lack of control of public finances and security, as well as a tension with the flow of Venezuelan immigrants. the intervention is valid since the publication of the decree, but requires the approval of Congress
. The measure promotes full intervention in the administration of Roraima. With her, the governor Suely Campos (PP) loses powers, but retains rights related to the position, such as salary, benefits and a special forum
The position of interventor was exercised by the governor-elect Antonio Denarium (PSL). The measure will be valid until December 31st. In January, Denarium badumed the government of Roraima for a four-year term.
Despite the support of the majority of MPs, opposition party members opposed Temer's proposal. Parliamentarians argued that the measure that removed the governor would not be democratic.
"We sell illusions, imagining that with this intervention we will put an end to the crisis.We are against the creation of a precedent.It will become fashionable for anyone to remove a legitimate representative of the people. "said Jô Moraes (PCdoB-MG).
The crisis in Roraima has recently worsened as a result of activities carried out by police officers, firefighters and prison guards.
Last month, the federal government had already announced a partial intervention in Roraima – but only in the field of public security,
Since the beginning of the year, Roraima has been in conflict with the law. entry of Venezuelans by the border, fleeing the regime of Nicolás Maduro
. A stage of clashes between Brazilians and Venezuelans, the state had already
In addition to the intervention, President Michel Temer announced Tuesday the opening of a special loan of 200 R $ millions. stne in Roraima. The idea is that the amount be used to pay the state payroll, which accumulates arrears of up to three months.
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