
Eight parliamentarians take legal action citing payment delays, lack of transfers to INSS and IPAM and lack of transparency
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Eight councilors from São Luís went to court asking for the removal of the president of the City Council, Paulo Victor, citing delays in paying civil servants, withholding of social security contributions to the INSS and IPAM and lack of transparency. They also request the blocking of R$15.6 million in transfers and intend to contact the Federal Police.
Eight councilors from São Luís went to court asking for the removal of the president of the City Council, Paulo Victor. The action cites delays and a lack of transparency.
Parliamentarians request the blocking of R$15.6 million in transfers. They denounce the withholding of social security contributions destined for the INSS and IPAM.
The group also intends to contact the Federal Police. In a statement, the São Luís City Council reported that it has not yet been officially notified about the process.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
The Court will decide on Paulo Victor's request for removal and the blocking of R$ 15.6 million in transfers
Possible · Within weeks
The Federal Police may be called to investigate the allegations
Possible · Within weeks

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