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Papo Político #877 - Caiado confirma aliança com PL após filiação ao PSD

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Governor Ronaldo Caiado confirms his alliance with the PL for state elections after joining the PSD.

The episode opens with Governor Ronaldo Caiado confirming his political alliance with the PL for the upcoming state elections in Goiás, following his recent switch to the PSD party. He states the alliance is consolidated, with the second Senate seat agreed for federal deputy Gustavo Gayer. São Paulo Governor Tarcísio de Freitas reports that former President Jair Bolsonaro viewed Caiado's party move favorably during a visit. Tarcísio reiterates support for Flávio Bolsonaro's presidential pre-candidacy and comments on the PSD's multiple pre-candidates, suggesting multiple right-wing candidacies could unite later. Caiado advocates for an extra candidacy alongside Flávio, with a non-aggression pact in the first round and unity in the second against Lula. The PL in Goiás is divided into two factions: one led by Gustavo Gayer supporting the government alliance, and another led by state president Wilder Moraes pushing for a separate gubernatorial candidacy. Wilder rejects supporting Vice-Governor Daniel Vilela and denies any deal, despite Caiado's claims. Wilder has secured a visit to Bolsonaro scheduled for February 14, which the government hopes will end his candidacy. Nationally, Flávio Bolsonaro and senator Rogério Marinho support the alliance, while PL national president Valdemar Costa Neto backs Wilder, creating a stalemate. Valdemar's requested visit to Bolsonaro was denied by Supreme Court Minister Alexandre de Moraes. The episode then shifts to a municipal scandal in Goiânia. The Municipal Audit Court suspends a 1.8 million reais parliamentary grant to the Goiano Institute of Services, indicated by councilman Henrique Alves for health activities. A report by journalist Márcio Leijoto uncovered multiple irregularities: the grant's destination changed, the work plan had four versions, the institute's CNPJ was recently reactivated, and its office was found empty and for sale. Family ties were noted, with the work plan manager being the sister of the institute's president. The court's preliminary analysis found strong indications of irregularities, leading to the precautionary suspension. Alves and the institute deny wrongdoing, claiming the entity has existed for over 20 years despite changes. The episode concludes with host Fabiana Pulcinelli signing off.

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