
Re-elected governor of the DF plans to publish a decree on December 31 to remove nominees from Ibaneis Rocha's administration
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Celina Leão took over the government of the Federal District in April, when Ibaneis Rocha left the position to run for the Senate. Ibaneis withdrew his candidacy for the Senate amid investigations by the Master bank. Celina Leão was re-elected governor.
The re-elected governor of the Federal District, Celina Leão (PP), is already preparing a decree to clean up positions with nominations from political parties. The main objective is to dismiss appointees in the management of Ibaneis Rocha (MDB), of whom she was deputy.
The decree, as it has been called behind the scenes, should be published later this year, on December 31st.
The governor took office in April when Ibaneis left the position to run for the Senate. Later, amid investigations by Master bank, he withdrew his candidacy.
Celina Leão has already tried to inform the parties that occupy positions that she will withdraw some nominations. One of them is the MDB, which debated whether to adopt neutrality in the GDF elections, but ended up announcing support for it.
The argument used by the governor's interlocutors is that she is grateful for the support and will demonstrate this throughout her term, but that she did not need a broad front to win the elections. Therefore, he wants to choose which parties will occupy the most strategic positions within the government.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
The decree will be published on December 31st and will result in the dismissal of appointees by political parties in the Federal District government.
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