After a meeting of its board of directors of the Samba School Rhino Unido da Libertad on Wednesday (23), it was decided not to leave the club’s court located in Rua Rosa Resente, in the Moro da Libertad neighborhood, south of Manaus. The party, which is affiliated with Amazon Governor Wilson Lima’s Union Brazil party, is set to take place next Saturday (26).
The most tragic situation surrounding this story is that the governor’s contact with Unio Brazil was announced in a post on social media by government secretaries, with a confirmed location at the Samba School Court in Moro da Libertad.
Examples of this are posts made on social media by Marcos Apollo Munis, Secretary of Culture and the Creative Economy, and Marcellus Campbello, former Secretary of State for Health and Chairman of the Amazon Infrastructure Secretariat (CINFRA).
Posts shared on social networks – Photo: Reproduction / Instagram
People associated with the association told Radar Amazoniko that the decision was triggered by a number of complaints from members of the Samba school who disagreed with the use of the United Kingdom’s Li Liberdate Court in discriminatory political cases.
However, more than one edition of the Liberty Court of the United Kingdom closed its doors to Governor Wilson Lima. In this case, the word is that Moro was at least helpful from Manas Mayor David Almeida (Avante), who was born and raised in da Libertad, and is highly influential in the samba school board.
Wilson will be dissatisfied with David Almeida on Lima because the governor has not yet swayed in favor of the deputy candidate, and the mayor wants to put on his slate to be re-elected to government, among them General Sanitation Secretary Sabah Reese. And Municipal Secretary of Health Shadia Frox.
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