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The 22nd Civil Chamber of the Rio Grande do Sul State Court suspended, this Sunday afternoon, the precautionary measure that determined the non-return of Shared Management (Co-management). In this way, as of this Monday, gaucho municipalities can adopt less restrictive measures. The city of Santa María reported that it is only waiting for the publication of the state decree to announce measures for the city, such as opening hours of non-essential businesses, such as stores, bars and restaurants.
Still saturday the Office of the Attorney General of the Nation filed an appeal called interlocutory appeal before the Court of Justice Gaucho seeks the suspension of the precautionary measure that prevented the return of the regional co-management model, already announced by the state governor in a statement made this Friday.
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According to the decision of the 22nd Civil Chamber, “in this context, I do not see in summary knowledge, plausibility of the right invoked by the authors’ unions to prevent the Governor of the State from taking the measures he deems necessary to combat the COVID19 pandemic. Finally, I observe that there is a risk of misinformation of the general population to anticipate the Chief of the Executive Branch and the Judicial Branch to determine administrative measures related to the conduct of essential public policies to combat the COVID-19 pandemic. Until the final ruling. of the appeal “.
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