Former Maua Mayor Atila Giacomussi (SD) celebrated the Federal Senate’s approval of a bill that allows for the nomination of individuals holding public office or performing functions who have rejected invoices, provided it can be proven that there was no fraud or damage to the treasury.
Last month, the Chamber approved the negative opinion of the TCE (State Audit Office) for the 2017 financial year of the Maua municipality, the first year of Atila’s term. The legislative decision put Atila’s political future under control, as the Election Law prohibits the nomination of politicians convicted by a collegial body.
“Politics and man can try to change destiny, but God’s plan does not change. As I always say, no man can accept someone else’s dream, and today I was sure that I was going to what God had prepared for me. Even when some people tried to take away my political rights, rejecting my accounts for frivolous reasons and playing low, pursuing the old policy, we had yet another proof of how much God guides us and supports us to this day, ”Atila shot dead. sews a candidate for deputy next year.
“The Senate approved a bill freeing the candidacies of politicians whose bills were rejected in the state administration without fraud and fines. I thank God and the people who were always there and never left me. ” amended by former chief executive Maua.
The proposal, which relaxes the rules of the Clean Records Act, was approved on Tuesday by 49 votes to 24 in a Senate plenary session. Since there have been no substantive changes to the text approved by the House on June 24, the text is sent to the President for approval. The author of the draft is Federal MP Lucio Moschini (MDB-RO), who makes the current rule more flexible, arguing that the Electoral Court makes conflicting decisions when approving candidates in accordance with the current rule.
