Rivaldo Salviano Campos. Reproduction / City Hall of Porto de Moz The Court ordered the precautionary removal of the mayor of Porto de Moz, Rivaldo Salviano Campos (MDB), for a period of 90 days, following an administrative improbity action filed by the Public Ministry of the State of Pará (MPPA) due to suspicions such as nepotism. According to the investigation by the Porto de Moz Public Prosecutor's Office, conducted by prosecutor Drummond Ataíde Moraes, a "serious staff situation" was identified, with approximately 70% of employees without permanent employment. The investigations revealed that relatives of the mayor, deputy mayor and councilors held commissioned positions, positions of trust and temporary contracts, without a public competition or regular selection process. For the MPPA, the situation indicated the "existence of a broad system of family and political favoritism, incompatible with the constitutional principles of morality, impersonality and access to public positions". ? Receive news from g1 Pará directly on WhatsApp According to prosecutor Drummond Moraes, the problem was not limited to an isolated appointment, it encompassed advisory functions, technical activities, administrative functions, temporary contracts and even servers linked to the Porto de Moz Legal Prosecutor's Office. g1 requested a position from Porto de Moz city hall and council, but did not receive a response until the publication of this report. g1 also tries to contact Rivaldo Salviano. Recommendation ignored Before resorting to the Judiciary, the Public Prosecutor's Office reported that it issued a recommendation for the dismissal of employees in an irregular situation and for the prohibition of new appointments incompatible with the Federal Constitution. Despite this, according to the MPPA, there was no action by the city hall, which had already been condemned in the first instance for nepotism. When analyzing the request, the Court considered that the mayor was formally informed of the irregularities, given a deadline to correct the situation and still failed to demonstrate compliance with the recommended measures. The decision also highlighted a risk to the investigation, as documents and possible witnesses remain under the administrative structure commanded by the manager. g1 asked the MPPA whether the vice-mayor and the councilors under investigation were removed from their respective positions, but received no response until the publication of this report. VIDEOS with the main news from Pará Access other news from the state on g1 Pará.