November 21, 2022

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Alita Falcão – from Amazon Agency

MANAUS – “It is necessary to form a democratic front, establish dialogue and govern for all”. The reflection is from the president of the Instituto Não Aceito Corrupção (Inac) and justice attorney of the Public Ministry of São Paulo, Roberto Livianu, who coordinated the creation of the book “200 years of Brazil’s independence: from the margins of Ipiranga to the margins of society”.

The work is a collection of critical articles about the political system that has governed Brazil since its historic discovery and its impact on various areas of society. On November 25, the publication will be launched in the capital of Amazonas, during an event that will be held in the auditorium of the Public Ministry of the State of Amazonas (MPE-AM), in the West zone of the city.

In an interview for

Livianu made an analysis of the democratic advances and setbacks in Brazil, punctuating the last years, the political polarization and antidemocratic acts.

“No power should overlap with another. We do not have a 4th power or a moderating power. We must respect the constitutional separation between powers”, said Livianu, who is concerned about the attacks on the Supreme Court (STF).

“The legitimacy resulting from the ballot box is a relevant asset to the president-elect, who should have much serenity to understand the demonstrations that have been occurring and should act with a republican and democratic sense”, said the prosecutor.

It was this republican feeling that motivated Roberto Livianu to invite several specialists to talk about the bicentennial of Brazil’s independence, celebrated this year, and about the evolution of politics and social rights in the country.

The initiative is a partnership between Inac, the Democratic Prosecutor’s Office and Quartier Latin publishing house. Names such as Gonzalo Vecina, creator of SUS in Brazil; former Education Minister Renato Janine; former ambassador Rubens Barbosa; journalist and president of the Brazilian Academy of Letters, Merval Pereira; among others, sign the publication.

Launching

On the next day 25 November, will be held the event “New paths against corruption”, in the auditorium of the Public Ministry of the State of Amazonas (MPE-AM), located at Avenida Coronel Teixeira, Ponta Negra, West zone of the capital.

Besides the launch of the book “200 years of Brazil’s independence: from the margins of Ipiranga to the margins of society”, will also be made the presentation of the 12 highlighted works in the 3rd Inac Prize, before starting the discussion table on the theme of the work, which will be mediated by the executive director of Cenarium Magazine and Amazon Agency, Paula Litaiff.

The event will also have the presence of the Amazonas State General Controller, Otávio de Souza Gomes, and the Justice prosecutor and head of MPE-AM’s Study and Functional Improvement Center, João Gaspar Rodrigues.

Also participate, still, the debate table the teacher, historian, journalist and writer, Etelvina Norma Garcia, and the prosecutor of the Public Ministry of Roraima (MPRR), teacher and one of the authors of the work, Márcio Rosa da Silva.