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Patrícia Patrícia commented, this Tuesday (20), on the disclosure of controversial publications made by her in March 2011. The candidate for mayor of Recife for Pode responded, in a note, that she preferred to discuss the future of the city, not the past. “We have been attacked by some posts made on a social network for nine years. This is a record for those who are desperate because we are growing in research, towards the second round, towards victory ”, he said.
The impressions of Domingos’ Facebook profile – which resounded through social networks this Monday (19) – were spread by journalists Eduardo Barreto and Guilherme Amado, from Época magazine. In one of the messages, Patrícia refers to the capital of Pernambuco as “Recífilis”.
Patrícia Domingos has been a delegate of the Pernambuco Civil Police for just over a decade, in 2020 she entered politics with her candidacy for mayor of Recife. In the Datafolha poll on October 8, the delegate came up with 10% of the voting intentions. In the Ibope results, on October 15, Patrícia had 13% of the voting intentions of the Recife interviewees.
Repercussion
A PSB councilor, Rinaldo Júnior, presented a legislative project in the Chamber of Recife requesting the revocation of the title of delegate of citizen of Recife, based on the publications published by the same social networks. According to Rinaldo, more than half of the signatures needed to advance the project have already been collected.
Check the delegate’s note in its entirety
“We are being attacked by some publications made on a social network 9 years ago. This is a record for those who are desperate because we are growing in research, towards the second round, towards victory. The more we grow, the more they will hit and invent things. Instead of commenting on posts I made almost 10 years ago, I prefer to talk about the lack of sanitation, the lack of security, and the allegations of corruption and embezzlement of public money that led the police to make 7 visits to the town hall this year alone. Let’s talk about the future of Recife, not the past ”.
Patrícia Patrícia
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