It’s okay that he’s not known to or well voted by most of the people of Guar, as was the case with district elected Daice Amarilio, but it’s undeniable that the emphatic vote received by Colonel Elziovan Matias Moreno Lima as gubernatorial candidate turns him into a new political leadership in the Federal District and, of course, in Guar, where he was born and still lives. In the end, unknown to most of the population except the military, with little time on radio and television, he ended up the fourth most voted for the DF government, with 94,000 votes, just below the elected Ibaneis Rocha (MDB), from the second Leandro Grass ( PT), just 30k votes from former Lieutenant Governor Paulo Octavio (PSD) and, most surprisingly, over 79k votes from Senator Leila Barros (PSB) and 70k votes from Senator Izalchi Lucas (PSDB), candidates with much larger financial resources and campaign structure.
In comparison, he received BRL 900,000 allocated by the PTB from the party fund for the entire campaign, against BRL 4.5 million from Ibanéis, BRL 3.6 million from Leyla, BRL 2.4 million from Leandro Grasse and 2. BRL 3 million from Izalchi. Officially, this was only more than the 900,000 reais allocated to the SDP by Paulo Octavio, not counting, of course, what the billionaire former vice-governor spent out of his own pocket to support his campaign and that of his son André. Kubischek, candidate for federal deputies.
Because only 30 people were hired for the campaign, compared to hundreds of other candidates, Coronel Moreno had the cheapest proportional vote of any candidate for Governor of the Federal District.
Who is this
Coronel Moreno, 50, is best known for being the commander of the Military Police Special Operations Battalion (BOPE) and six other community battalions, and for introducing the Protected Neighbors program to the Federal District, interaction between residents and communities. Military police to keep the streets and neighborhoods safe, an idea that spread throughout the DF, including Guar.
Living in a building on Via Blanc on Guara II, with his wife and two children – Victor, 23, a medical student, and Miguel, 7 – and his wife, Corel Moreno was born and raised in 28 QE, where they still live, your parents. From his childhood and youth on the court, he remembers street competitions in which young people and their parents engaged in lively arguments, and moped rides with friends across the wide green spaces that still existed in Guare II, and street football games, known as ” golzinho.”
Still working in uniform, Coronel Moreno joined the military police at the age of 19, and during this period he graduated from the Faculty of Physical Education of the Faculty of Dom Bosco, which belonged to a network of Catholic universities. He had a dizzying career in the armed forces – he worked for ten years in the Asa Sul Battalion, where he became a commander, he was also the commander of the 6th battalion (pilots and ministries) of Gama, he was the head of the operational doctrine department. Prime Minister responsible for the release of all police operations, 3rd Asa Norte Battalion, 1st Regional Command (Plano Piloto, Lagos Sul and Norte, Sudoeste and Varjao) and 6th Regional Command (Santa Maria, Gama and Riacho Fundo). I and II).
