Dinailton Criticizes Political and Economic Power of Situationists in OAB-BA Election

Dinailton Criticizes Political and Economic Power of Situationists in OAB-BA Election

“This Wednesday (24) I put in the ballot box, along with my vote, the hope that my fellow lawyers will make a choice, realizing the importance of the OAB / BA to their lives. That they are seeking to assess whether our institution truly represents them, at a time when the majority are experiencing great difficulty in performing their profession, and the Order remains silent, is changing in light of the situation, ”said candidate Dinailton Oliveira after the vote. in section 4, at 10 am, at the election for the renewal of the board, in the El Salvador Conference Center, in Praia de Armação.

Dynailton wondered if lawyers were satisfied with “this unstructured judicial system that does not allow for dignified jurisdiction and respect for prerogatives,” and criticized the inaction of the “this little manor” group, which was in charge of the OAB. for 9 years “did nothing for the category. They left their colleagues, especially youth lawyers, orphans even before the pandemic. The order was used only to collect rent. “

One of the things that grieved him the most during this period of the pandemic, Dinailton said, was the knowledge that hundreds of colleagues had to sign a poverty certificate in order to receive a basic R $ 70 food basket. “The point we have come to. A situation that contrasts with the millionaire campaigns of the Situationist candidates, with lavish committees and parties trying to win votes from the most unsuspecting, an unmistakable display of the abuse of political and economic power. ”

The candidate said he had a clear conscience for “opening the eyes of lawyers” to the chaos experienced by Bahia’s legal practice, which was also seen when he traveled “through the four corners of the state, talking to each of my colleagues.” I ran a selfless, simple and humble campaign, spending money out of my own pocket, because my goal has always been to fight for the category. For this reason, I did not escape a clash with the judiciary when I was president of the OAB from 2004 to 2006. “I did it and will continue to do it if my colleagues so desire.”