Nogueira will defend the Civil House with political support and presidential moderation

Senator Ciro Nogueira (PP-PI) intends to sit down with President Jair Bolsonaro to acknowledge that the Civic Chamber has political approval to negotiate on behalf of the government with Congress, the judiciary and parties, and that there is a political extension of the Planalto Palace with institutions. The idea is that in this sense there is a signal from Bolsonaro to accept the position.

The model he will defend, if adopted by Bolsonaro, will be unprecedented given the profiles of those who have served in the current government.

The first inhabitant was Onyx Lorenzoni, who has little influence in the political world. His successor, General Braga Netto, never engaged in dialogue with those in power. The current owner, Luis Eduardo Ramos, developed articulation while serving as government secretary, but nothing compared to Ciro’s experience.

The conversation between them was postponed until Tuesday morning (27) after Ciro failed on his way back from Mexico.

Ciro’s interlocutors said it is expected to be Bolsonaro’s “Ipiranga Post” in politics, referring to the nickname that Economy Minister Paulo Gedes received during the 2018 election campaign to become a channel for dialogue with the political universe. but hopes that the government as a whole will minimize friction and facilitate its work in this regard.

Chiro, incidentally, said that he did not intend to come into conflict with Gedes and that the re-establishment of the Ministry of Planning was not something that would be worth it right away. He even believes that the one who plans the budget should not fulfill it. But he believes that any movement in this direction will now become a destabilizing factor for the Minister of Economy, whose liberal ideas are shared by him and the President of the House, Arthur Lear.

President Jair Bolsonaro’s moderation and the country’s political stability are two other points that Ciro intends to discuss. Chiro believes that he is more than just a politician. He chairs the PP, the main party that supports Bolsonaro, and has a network of connections in Congress, the judiciary and parties that he does not intend to risk to save Bolsonaro’s government.

He and Bolsonaro have been discussing government policy and direction for months now, but as chief minister of the Esplanade, he is expected to gain the president’s backing to ease tensions with other powers and be able to mobilize political support for the 2022 re-election campaign.