Vice Glauber Braga (Psol-RJ), who announced a hunger strike in protest against the request to cancel his mandate, has only taken water and Swiss since Thursday (9), according to his team.
In addition, according to PSOL, the deputy bathe in the House of Representatives and listened to songs from NX Zero to “maintaining calm”.
On Wednesday (9), the Ethics Council in the House of Representatives approved 13 votes for five opinion, which is asking about the abolition of the parliamentary fashion breach.
In protest against the result, the deputy stated that he will remain at the headquarters of the House of Representatives until the operation is completed. Glauber also promised to follow the hunger strike.
“Glauber was without eating for more than 30 hours and without leaving the House of Representatives. Parliament sleeps on the ground of the 5th session, when the Ethics Council was held. Glauber will remain at the scene on Thursday (10), where it will also sleep,” PSOL said in a statement.
According to the comment, the deputy receives a medical follow -up with 91.7 pounds. “Everyone’s support was essential to support Glauber’s defense. Parliament’s family closely follows the situation. Glauber kept calm listening to music. Among the favorites is the NX Zero band.”
The party looks at the process of ethics “expressing the coup.” The deputy states that the result is the result of the revenge of the former mayor, Arthur Lira (PP-AL), against the complaints he submitted against the so-called secret budget.
The following steps
The deputy may appeal the decision in the CCJ) in the House of Representatives. If CCJ refuses to appeal, the operation will be sent to the plenary session, where the partition must obtain at least 257 votes for approval.
GLABER is accused of paying and expelling a member of the MBL movement from the National Congress during the jams in 2024. At that time, parliament kicks the man.
Last week, he read the introduction to the case in the Ethics Council, PSD-BA, the opinion asking about the cancellation of Glauber. In the report, Magalhães states that Glauber “has exceeded the rights inherent to delegate it, and thus abuse the powers he has.”
