Cleitinho wants to prohibit state funds for parties in Minas Gerais
Graduated in journalism from Faculdade Cásper Líbero, writes about politics, sports, and international affairs. Before joining Revista Oeste, he collaborated with the Legislative Assembly of the State of São Paulo and the Sistema Brasileiro de Televisão (SBT).
TL;DR
- Governor-elect Cleitinho Azevedo of Minas Gerais will propose a law to ban state funding for municipal festivals.
- The initiative aims to prioritize funds for essential services such as health, education, security, and infrastructure.
- Azevedo criticized small cities for spending significant amounts on concerts, highlighting Minas Gerais' R$10 billion deficit and R$200 billion debt.
- The proposed restriction only targets state funds, allowing municipalities to use their own resources for events.
- Azevedo also intends to discuss directing parliamentary amendments towards essential services.