Mayor of Iporá, Maysa Cunha is revoked on suspicion of deducting loans from public servants and not passing them on to banks

The mayor of Iporá, Maysa Cunha (Avante), was impeached on suspicion of deducting loans from public servants and not passing them on to the banks. Furthermore, the mayor is also accused of deducting the Ipasgo guides from the payroll and not passing them on to the institute.

The mayor was impeached this Thursday (13). The Iporá City Council clarified that the mayor was summoned and held a hearing, but that neither Maysa nor her lawyers attended.

g1 did not find contact with the mayor's defense for a position until the last update of this report. Faced with accusations of not passing on the loans and values ​​of the Ipasgo guides, the Iporá City Council opened a processing committee made up of three councilors to judge the accusations: Viviane Specian, Cássio Lara and Ricardo Vital.

Of the 13 councilors of the Iporá City Council, ten were in favor of the mayor's impeachment. The case is also taking place at the Court of Justice of Goiás, where an appeal is still possible. Also this Thursday, the vice-mayor, Léo Contador, took office as mayor and could end his term of office until December 2028.

On social media, the deputy mayor said that there is no celebration in the Chamber's decision, but he congratulated the legislature for its work and committed to having responsibility in the municipal management position.

"I want to work properly, work seriously, to show this result that so many people dreamed of in the election, to congratulate the City Council for the work of the processing committee. It was hard work. We saw terrible wear and tear, the population tired of this process and now it's time to honor this result, do it where we are and have due responsibility in the position", he stated.