PL 3704/19 was filed by deputy Mauro Nazif (PSB) and was reported by the federal deputy of Acre, Perpétua Almeida (PCdoB).
Friday, October 1, 2021 – 18:06
As expected, the Committee on Constitution and Justice and Citizenship (CCJ) of the Chamber of Deputies approved this week, the proposal that gives the name of Dom Moacyr Grechi to the bridge of the Madeira River, in the Ponta do region Abunã. PL 3704/19 was filed by deputy Mauro Nazif (PSB) and was reported by the federal deputy of Acre, Perpétua Almeida (PCdoB).
The text will go to the Federal Senate, unless there is an appeal for it to be voted on by the House Plenary. Before, the matter was also approved by the Traffic and Transport committees; and Culture.
The protocol of the PL was delivered to the Board of Directors on June 25, 2019 Since then, PL has gone through at least four commissions. In choosing the rapporteur, Almeida was favorable with the article that intends to honor the archbishop of Porto Velho, who died on June 17, 2019 at the age of 83. The priest was born in Santa Catarina and fulfilled a great legacy in the northern region when he helped in the creation of the Indigenous Missionary Council and the Pastoral Commission of the Earth.
In justifying the choice of the name, Mauro Nazif said that Grechi “Did the Missionary Bridge in these states . In his missionary journey he knew how to lead his sheep with great simplicity, he fought for justice, for the indigenous peoples, for those who most needed justice, seeking peace and harmony. He fought against those who tried to humiliate people.”
The Madeira bridge cost the public coffers more than R$154 million, is 1.5 km long and 14.4 meters wide. The works began during the Dilma Rousseff (PT) government, went through the buffer management of Michel Temer (MDB) and was completed and inaugurated on May 7 this year by the Bolsonaro government.
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