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Brazil Tries to End Nepotism by Decree PDF Print E-mail
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Wednesday, 15 February 2006

The President of the Brazilian Bar Association, Roberto Busato, handed to the President of the Chamber of Representatives, Aldo Rebelo, this Monday, February 13, a petition calling for the end of nepotism.

The document containing over 5,000 signatures requests the Chamber to vote the Proposal for Constitutional Amendment (PEC) that forbids nepotism (favoritism shown or patronage granted to relatives) in all levels of the three branches of the Republic.

According to Busato, Aldo Rebelo showed interest for the subject and committed to vote the proposal as immediately as possible.

The PEC that eliminates nepotism has already been approved by the Chamber's Commission of Constitution and Justice and by the Special Commission of Merit. It will now be voted on in the plenary, and then, go to the Senate.

PT's Anniversary

In a speech at the party commemorating the 26th aniversary of the PT, President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva declared that "The party is going through its most important moment, its most important anniversary.... It took us a long time to get where we are but it was worth it."

Lula called on the members of his party to be "politically mature, use good sense and be ready for a fight."

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A JOKE !
written by Guest, February 15, 2006


...NO ONE WITH POLITICAL POWER IN BRAZIL HAS AN INTEREST TO END NEPOTISM !!!!!
WHY WOULD ANYONE BELIEVE THEY WILL VOTE AGAINST THEIR OWN INTERESTS ???????

THIS IS JUST BECAUSE IT IS A RE-ELECTION YEAR THAT THEY JUST TALK ABOUT IT....JUST ONCE MORE !!!!! EVEN IF A LAW IS VOTED, WHO CARES, LAWS ARE NEITHER RESPECTED NOT APPLIED ANYWAY !!!!!


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Who cares?
written by Guest, February 16, 2006
This never ending piddle-paddle decrees in the name of ´democracy` outlawing everything from breathing from going to the bathroom! What will be next? Let`s concentrate on important matters such as the economy and minimizing governmental intrusion. Better a smart nepotist then a bunch of feckless idiots issuing decrees to satisfy their own pomposity!
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when will nepotism end?
written by Guest, February 16, 2006
How is Brazil going to end nepotism, and when? What is this formula? Please explain this the the general public and let them know when it will commence.

Its time you put an end to these stupid mind games and winding up your citizens!!!
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