Politics · Brazil · 18 hrs ago
Lula assigns four political allies to discuss forming his next government
Brazilian President Lula has assigned four political allies to discuss forming his next government.
They are Workers' Party president Edinho Silva, Senator Camilo Santana, Piauí Governor Rafael Fonteles and senator-elect Rui Costa.
Edinho said Lula gave them this responsibility.
He described the task as discussing the makeup of the next administration.
The group includes party leaders and politicians serving or elected to national and state roles.
The four are expected to discuss how the next government will be assembled; no further details or timetable were given.
Edinho Silva said President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva assigned four political allies to discuss forming his next government.
The group includes Silva, Senator Camilo Santana, Piauí Governor Rafael Fonteles and senator-elect Rui Costa.
Silva made the statement in an interview on Band’s Canal Livre programme.
- Who
- Lula assigned PT president Edinho Silva, Senator Camilo Santana, Piauí Governor Rafael Fonteles and senator-elect Rui Costa.
- What
- They were asked to discuss forming the next government.
- When
- Not stated.
- Where
- Not stated.
- Why
- To discuss the formation of Lula’s next government.
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- People assigned
- Edinho Silva, Camilo Santana, Rafael Fonteles and Rui Costa
- Purpose
- Discussing formation of the next government
- Interview programme
- Canal Livre on Band
What people are saying
Lula called me, Camilo, Fonteles and Rui Costa to think about the next term