The dismissal of nine government ministers who are expected to run for public office in this year’s elections and the daily fine imposed on deputy Daniel Silveira are among the highlights of the 5 facts morning of March 30.
ministerial reform
Nine government ministers leave their posts this Thursday (31) in a ceremony at the Planalto Palace, with the expectation that all will run for this year’s elections. The dismissals and new appointments – most of them executive secretaries – have already been published in the Official Gazette of the Union. The law determines that members of the Executive leave their functions within six months before the elections.
Fine for Silveira
The Minister of the Federal Supreme Court (STF) Alexandre de Moraes imposed a daily fine of R$ 15 thousand if deputy Daniel Silveira (União Brasil-RJ) does not use an electronic anklet. Moraes also determined that the Central Bank block the deputy’s accounts and that the president of the Chamber, Arthur Lira (PP-AL), choose the day, time and place for the anklet to be installed.
Negotiations in the War
After meeting in Istanbul, Turkey, a new round of negotiations between Russia and Ukraine is scheduled for tomorrow, via videoconference. The head of the Ukrainian delegation asked that the meeting be between the presidents of the two countries. However, there is still no forecast of official negotiations between the two leaders.
Attorney General of the Republic
A survey of CNN shows that, since taking office as Attorney General of the Republic, Augusto Aras has taken a stand against 74 requests for an investigation against Jair Bolsonaro. During the period, Aras was in favor of opening only one inquiry against the president.
population income
Three out of ten Brazilians felt that they had a decrease in income during the two years of the pandemic, according to a survey by Serasa. In addition, just over 40% of the population did not experience any change in income in the period.
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Source: CNN Brasil
