Coronel Sandro (PL) returned to his position as mayor in Governador Valadares after being revoked by the Chamber. Personal Archive The mayor of Governador Valadares, Coronel Sandro (PL), announced this Wednesday (22) the composition of the new municipal secretariat. The team begins working one day after he resumed his position as City Hall, following an injunction by the Federal Supreme Court (STF) suspending the effects of the revocation approved by the City Council. The Municipal Social Assistance Secretariat will also be managed on an interim basis. The person responsible will be Uiara Maria Barroa Pedro. The list released by City Hall brings together 18 names for 19 functions. André Rodrigues Santos was kept at the Municipal Department of Administration and will also be temporarily responsible for the Municipal Department of Education. ? Click here to follow the g1 Vales channel on WhatsApp According to City Hall, members of the first echelon will be responsible for conducting public policies and executing projects and actions of the municipal administration. When presenting the team, Colonel Sandro stated that he expects integrated action between the secretariats. “The expectation is that a lot of work and dedication will be required so that we can rebuild Valadares and offer increasingly better services to the people of Valadares”, he stated. Legal expert analyzes the political future of Governor Valadares Check out the new secretariat Chief of Staff: Ezequiel Lucas Alves Ombudsman: Matheus Garcia Nazareth Luz Municipal Attorney General's Office: Flávio Santos Rodrigues Municipal Comptroller General: Adirson Antônio Glório de Ramos Municipal Government Secretariat: Maria de Fátima Salgado Rodrigues Municipal Government Deputy Secretariat: Kevin Nilton Santos Figueiredo Municipal Secretariat of Planning: Wellson Evans Duarte Melo Municipal Secretary of Finance: Thiago Henrique Ferreira Attorney of Finance: Thiago Cardoso de Castro Municipal Secretary of Administration: André Rodrigues Santos Municipal Secretary of Development, Science, Technology and Innovation: Felipe Acipreste Alves Perucci Municipal Secretary of Education: André Rodrigues Santos, temporarily Municipal Secretary of Health: Leonardo Seixas de Oliveira Municipal Secretary of Social Assistance: Uiara Maria Barroa Pedro, temporarily Municipal Secretary of Culture, Sport, Leisure and Tourism: Alessandro Máximo Lima Municipal Secretariat for the Environment, Agriculture and Supply: Gustavo Fontes Veríssimo Municipal Secretariat for Works and Urban Services: Patchelle Mendes Quadros Municipal Secretariat for Works and Urban Services Deputy: Regina Alves e Silva Municipal Secretariat for Communication and Social Mobilization: Raíssa de Souza Marques Change in the first echelon Colonel Sandro officially resumed the City Hall on Tuesday (21). On the first day back in office, he dismissed the secretaries, attorneys, directors and other members of the first level appointed during the administration of vice-mayor José Bonifácio Mourão (PL). Mourão had taken command of the municipality after Coronel Sandro's mandate was revoked by the City Council, in May of this year, by 18 votes to 3. During the period in which he was in charge of City Hall, Mourão promoted changes in the secretariat and other positions in the municipal administration. Upon resuming, Coronel Sandro also announced that he intends to review the administrative acts carried out during the period in which he remained away. "We are going to promote the replacement of the first level of the secretariats. Then, naturally, we are going to carry out a review of what has been practiced here until now. Not to undo anything, but to check if everything was good for the people of Governador Valadares. If there is something that has caused damage to the treasury, we will carry out the review", he said on Tuesday. Return by decision of the STF Coronel Sandro's return to office was determined by minister Flávio Dino, of the STF, on Monday (20). In the decision, the minister suspended the effects of the revocation after identifying possible irregularities in the procedure adopted by the City Council during the processing of the complaint against the mayor. Flávio Dino understood that the municipal Legislature may have failed to comply with the procedure established by Decree-Law No. 201 of 1967, which defines the rules for mayors' impeachment processes. The decision is preliminary, that is, provisional, and will still be analyzed by the First Panel of the STF. Chamber appealed the decision This Wednesday (22), the City Council presented a regulatory appeal to the STF to try to reverse the decision that allowed the return of Coronel Sandro. The appeal was filed with a request for urgent analysis. According to the Chamber, the measure seeks to defend the autonomy of the Legislature and the validity of the vote that resulted in the impeachment. In a note, the House reported that it respects court decisions, but considers that there are grounds for reviewing the injunction. Until there is a new decision, Colonel Sandro remains in office. Remember the case Coronel Sandro had his mandate revoked by the City Council in May this year, after a political-administrative process that investigated alleged irregularities related to the hiring of school transport. Final meeting of the Processing Commission Chamber of Governador Valadares The impeachment was approved by 18 votes to 3. The following day, José Bonifácio Mourão took office as mayor of Governador Valadares. Coronel Sandro's defense tried to suspend the decision in the Minas Gerais Court. After the appeals were denied, the case was taken to the STF. On Monday (20), Flávio Dino granted the injunction and ordered the mayor's immediate reappointment. Colonel Sandro resumed City Hall on Tuesday and, the following day, announced the new composition of the secretariat. Timeline February 9: complaint against Coronel Sandro is filed with the City Council. March 2: Chamber receives the complaint and installs the Processing Committee. May 14: councilors approve the impeachment by 18 votes to 3. May 15: José Bonifácio Mourão takes office