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What Erika Hilton said about allocate parliamentary amendments equitably and transparently

About: allocate parliamentary amendments equitably and transparently

Erika Hilton: Mr. President, I take the microphones of this Chamber today to denounce the Mayor of the city of São Paulo, Ricardo Nunes.

Erika Hilton: The Mayor has behaved like a bank manager when it comes to the allocation of parliamentary amendments.

He looks at which councilors are in his favor to authorize the allocation and disbursement of these amendments, which I classify as arbitrary, criminal.

Erika Hilton · 31:10

Erika Hilton: Public funds need to be divided so that all councilors can carry out their political work, and not only the Mayor's allies and accomplices.

Erika Hilton: The Mayor even denied the amendment of a councilwoman in the city of São Paulo, Amanda Paschoal, which was intended for the holding of the Trans March and the March of Black Women.

Why it was classified this way · 92% confidence

says the mayor selects councilors by 'score' and calls the practice criminal.

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