Carlos Bolsonaro and Marielle’s widow do not greet each other in office

01/01/2021 Health, Sports



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RIO – The widow of Marielle Franco, Mónica Benicio (PSOL), and Carlos Bolsonaro (Republicans), son 02 of President Jair Bolsonaro (no party), did not greet each other during the inauguration of their mandates in the City Hall this Friday for the tomorrow. -market. The inauguration ceremony of the 51 elected councilors in the Rio de Janeiro capital was chaired by councilor Tarcísio Motta (PSOL).

– I have no relationship with the councilor and I have very marked political differences with him. We defend policies that are quite different. I intend to continue with my political convictions and defend them, and they are clearly divergent from the Bolsonaro family as a whole and from Bolsonarista politics – said Mónica after the ceremony.

At the beginning of December, Mónica Benicio and Carlos Bolsonaro had already exchanged picks on a social network, after the councilor published a photo mocking that federal deputy Marcelo Freixo (PSOL) was accompanied by armed security guards.

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In the image it said: “The deputy who is against the legal armament of the good citizen is the same one who walks with armed security guards to defend him.”

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Marielle’s widow replied: “Perhaps it is because he is threatened with death by groups that his family has always defended and continues to defend.”


Paes began in politics at the age of 23 as deputy mayor of Jacarepaguá in the government of Cesar Maia Photo: Fernando Maia / Agência O Globo
Paes began in politics at the age of 23 as deputy mayor of Jacarepaguá in the Cesar Maia government Photo: Fernando Maia / Agência O Globo
In March 1993, Paes as deputy mayor of the Western Zone Photo: Ari Lago / Agência O Globo
In March 1993, Paes as deputy mayor of the Western Zone Photo: Ari Lago / Agência O Globo
Eduardo Paes, crouched to the right, among a team of advisers to the then mayor of Rio, Cesar Maia, in 1995 Photo: Domingos Peixoto / Agência O Globo
Eduardo Paes, crouched on the right, among a team of advisers to the then mayor of Rio, Cesar Maia, in 1995 Photo: Domingos Peixoto / Agência O Globo
Launch of Eduardo Paes' candidacy for councilor by the PFL, with the presence of Mayor Cesar Maia and his mayoral candidate, Luís Paulo Conde and Solange Amaral, in 1996 Photo: Julio César Guimarães / Agência O Globo
Launch of Eduardo Paes’ candidacy for councilor by the PFL, with the presence of Mayor Cesar Maia and his mayoral candidate, Luís Paulo Conde and Solange Amaral, in 1996 Photo: Julio César Guimarães / Agência O Globo
Eduardo Paes, during his tenure as federal deputy, at a meeting of the special tax reform commission in 2003 Photo: Aílton de Freitas / Agência O Globo
Eduardo Paes, during his tenure as federal deputy, at a meeting of the special tax reform commission in 2003 Photo: Aílton de Freitas / Agência O Globo
Congressman Eduardo Paes puts on his tie while speaking with Senator Heloísa Helena at the CPI dos Correios office, before the start of the session, in 2005 Photo: Aílton de Freitas / Agência O Globo
Congressman Eduardo Paes puts on his tie while speaking with Senator Heloísa Helena at the CPI dos Correios office, before the start of the session, in 2005 Photo: Aílton de Freitas / Agência O Globo
In 2006, Paes, then a candidate for the government of the state of Rio, joined the side of Geraldo Alckim, candidate for the Presidency of the Republic, in front of the ABI headquarters, in downtown Rio Photo: André Teixeira / Agência O Globo
In 2006, Paes, then a candidate for the Rio state government, joined the side of Geraldo Alckim, candidate for the Presidency of the Republic, in front of the ABI headquarters in downtown Rio.
Paes, during a campaign for governor of Rio, walks the streets of the Sahara, in the center of the capital of Rio de Janeiro. The election ended with just over 5% of the valid votes and he supported Sérgio Cabral in the second round Photo: André Teixeira / Agência O Globo
Paes, during a campaign for governor of Rio, walks the streets of the Sahara, in the center of the capital of Rio de Janeiro. The election ended with just over 5% of the valid votes and he supported Sérgio Cabral in the second round Photo: André Teixeira / Agência O Globo
Rio's governor-elect, Sérgio Cabral, announces Eduardo Paes as Secretary of Tourism, Sports and Leisure Photo: Domingos Peixoto / Agência O Globo
Rio’s governor-elect, Sérgio Cabral, announces Eduardo Paes as Secretary of Tourism, Sports and Leisure Photo: Domingos Peixoto / Agência O Globo
Paes, then Secretary of State for Tourism, Sports and Leisure, accompanies the delegation of the working group for Pan 2007, during a visit to the works in Maracanã and Maracanãzinho Photo: Marco Antônio Teixeira /
Paes, then Secretary of State for Tourism, Sports and Leisure, accompanies the delegation of the working group for Pan 2007, during a visit to the works in Maracanã and Maracanãzinho Photo: Marco Antônio Teixeira /
Candidate for mayor of Rio for the PMDB in 2008, Paes goes hand in hand in Bonsucesso. He won the elections with 50.8% of the valid votes, after a heated dispute in the second round Fernando Gabeira (PV) Photo: Ricardo Leoni / Agência O Globo
Candidate for mayor of Rio for the PMDB in 2008, Paes goes hand in hand in Bonsucesso. He won the elections with 50.8% of the valid votes, after a heated dispute in the second round Fernando Gabeira (PV) Photo: Ricardo Leoni / Agência O Globo
Governor Sérgio Cabral campaigns alongside candidate Eduardo Paes, in Madureira, in 2008 Photo: Mônica Imbuzeiro / Agência O Globo
Governor Sérgio Cabral campaigns alongside candidate Eduardo Paes in Madureira in 2008 Photo: Mônica Imbuzeiro / Agência O Globo
Debate between the candidates Eduardo Paes and Fernando Gabeira, in the 2008 elections Photo: Gabriel de Paiva / Agência O Globo
Debate between the candidates Eduardo Paes and Fernando Gabeira, in the 2008 elections Photo: Gabriel de Paiva / Agência O Globo
In 2009, the then mayor of Rio rides a bicycle during a visit to the Vila Turismo community, in Complexo do Alemão, Zona Norte Photo: Hipólito Pereira / Agência O Globo
In 2009, the then mayor of Rio rides a bicycle during a visit to the Vila Turismo community, in Complexo do Alemão, Zona Norte Photo: Hipólito Pereira / Agência O Globo
Paes, accompanied by President Lula and Governor Sérgio Cabral, during the launch ceremony of the project to revitalize the port area of ​​the city of Rio, in 2009 Photo: Michel Filho / Agência O Globo
Paes, accompanied by President Lula and Governor Sérgio Cabral, during the launch ceremony of the project to revitalize the Port Area of ​​the city of Rio, in 2009 Photo: Michel Filho / Agência O Globo
Mayor and candidate for re-election, Eduardo Paes skates during a visit to Parque Madureira, in the 2012 campaign Photo: Márcio Alves /
Mayor and candidate for re-election, Eduardo Paes skates during a visit to Parque Madureira, in the 2012 campaign Photo: Márcio Alves /
In 2012, Paes, campaigning for re-election, in the streets of Madureira, accompanied by Governor Sérgio Cabral and Senators Lindbergh Farias and Marcelo Crivella. The then mayor was re-elected in the first round, with 64% of the votes Photo: Pedro Kirilos / Agência O Globo
In 2012, Paes, campaigning for re-election, in the streets of Madureira, accompanied by Governor Sérgio Cabral and Senators Lindbergh Farias and Marcelo Crivella. The then mayor was re-elected in the first round, with 64% of the votes Photo: Pedro Kirilos / Agência O Globo
Paes, together with President Dilma and Governor Sérgio Cabral, open popular apartments in Bairro Carioca in Triagem, in 2012 Photo: Marcelo Carnaval / Agência O Globo
Paes, together with President Dilma and Governor Sérgio Cabral, open popular apartments in Bairro Carioca in Triagem, in 2012 Photo: Marcelo Carnaval / Agência O Globo
Mayor Eduardo Paes walks from the BRT of Alvorada (Barra da Tijuca) to Madureira, in 2015 Photo: Marcelo Theobald / Agência O Globo
Mayor Eduardo Paes walks from the BRT of Alvorada (Barra da Tijuca) to Madureira, in 2015 Photo: Marcelo Theobald / Agência O Globo
Paes greets Crivella during the office transfer ceremony at the Palácio da Cidade, in Botafogo, in January 2017 Photo: Thiago Freitas / Agência O Globo
Paes greets Crivella during the office transfer ceremony at the Palácio da Cidade, in Botafogo, in January 2017 Photo: Thiago Freitas / Agência O Globo
Once again on the streets, Paes walks in Taquara during the 2018 campaign, in which he ran again for the government of the state of Rio Photo: Bárbara Lopes / Agência O Globo
Once again in the streets, Paes walks in Taquara during the 2018 campaign, in which he ran again for the government of the state of Rio Photo: Bárbara Lopes / Agência O Globo

Daughters on the ground

The opening ceremony started around 10 am and ended just before 11 am. The event was formal, but some scenes drew attention. Councilor Carlo Caiado (DEM), mayor-elect, brought his daughters to the floor. Carlos Bolsonaro sat the whole time with an envelope on the table. Monica Benício passed, but they did not say hello. The renewal of the Chamber reaches a third of the stage.

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In total, this year there have been 2,633,332 valid votes in councilors from different parties. Of the 17 new MPs, three have already served in the House: Laura Carneiro (DEM), Chico Alencar (PSOL) and Ulisses Marins (Republicans). DEM, PSOL and Republicans were the most voted parties, with 7 seats each, followed by PSD, PT and Avante, all with 3 parliamentarians.

After the extraordinary session, the Rio Chamber will continue the parliamentary recess, which began on December 15. Legislative activities will begin on February 15, when the composition of the Permanent Commissions will be defined.

See list of councilors:

  • Tarcísio Motta (PSOL)
  • Carlos Bolsonaro (Republicans)
  • Gabriel Monteiro (PSD)
  • Cesar Maia (DEM)
  • Chico Alencar (PSOL)
  • Marcos Braz (PL)
  • Rosa Fernandes (PSC)
  • Carlo Caiado (DEM)
  • Taina de Paula (PT)
  • Luciano Vieira (Forward)
  • Monica Benício (PSOL)
  • Inaldo Silva (Republicans)
  • Teresa Bergher (Citizenship)
  • Felipe Michel (PP)
  • João Mendes de Jesus (Republicans)
  • Junior da Lucinha (PL)
  • Marcio Ribeiro (Forward)
  • Vera Lins (PP)
  • Tânia Bastos (Republicans)
  • Thiago K. Ribeiro (DEM)
  • Rafael Aloisio Freitas (Citizenship)
  • Jorge Felippe (DEM)
  • Verônica Costa (DEM)
  • Alexandre Isquierdo (DEM)
  • Reimont (PT)
  • Jairinho (Solidarity)
  • Luiz Carlos Ramos Filho (PMN)
  • Luciana Novaes (PT)
  • Willian Coelho (DC)
  • Dr. Carlos Eduardo (Can)
  • Paulo Pinheiro (PSOL)
  • Ulisses Marins (Republicans)
  • Laura Carneiro (DEM)
  • Thais Ferreira (PSOL)
  • Zico (Republicans)
  • Jair da Mendes Gomes (PROS)
  • Wellington Dias (PDT)
  • Marcelo Arar (PTB)
  • Jones Moura (PSD)
  • Renato Moura (Patriot)
  • Celso Costa (Republicans)
  • Dr. João Ricardo (PSC)
  • Pedro Duarte (New)
  • William Siri (PSOL)
  • Dr. Gilberto (PTC)
  • Rockery (PSD) – 9.280
  • Dr. Marcos Paulo (PSOL)
  • Waldir Brazão (Forward)
  • Marcio Santos de Araujo (PTB)
  • Rogério Amorim (PSL)
  • Vitor Hugo (MDB)
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