100 days of the Clécio Government: Randolfe celebrates the increase in the number of ICUs and more than R$ 70 million in resources released to Amapá – News of Brazil
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The senator and leader of the federal congress, Randolph Rodrigues, took stock of the actions of the mandate in favor of the State of Amapá in the first 100 days of the administration of the governed Clecio Luis and assesses the participation of the mandate as positive.
In the first months of this year, the senator carried out agendas in Brasília together with Governor Clécio Luís and the state secretariat. Important hearings were held, such as the one with the Minister of Health, Nísia Trindade, which resulted in 10 new Intensive Care Unit (ICU) beds. “We made progress in this important demand for the health of the State. In the diagnosis delivered to the ministry by the Governor, this was one of the main guidelines”said Randolf.
There was also the release of BRL 18 million for various sectors of Health in Amapá, BRL 8 million of them in partnership signed with the University Hospital of the Federal University of Amapá (Unifap), as well as, the parliamentarian also announced the allocation of R$19 million for the recovery and expansion of Maternidade Mãe Luzia.
Mobility
In an agenda held between the State manager and Senator Randolfe, with the Minister of Transport Renan Filho, paving works on the BR-156 were resumed. “We left there with the determination to carry out the paving of lot 1, which gives access to the municipality of Laranjal do Jari”, commented the parliamentarian.
Transposition
With Randolfe’s articulation, the Proposed Amendment to the Constitution PEC 07, authored by the parliamentarian, which expands the transposition should be voted on again. There was also a jump in the number of qualifications, in the first quarter of the year alone, more than 360 people from Amapá were transferred to the Federal Government’s payment framework.
Housing
After a meeting between Senator Randolfe Rodrigues and Lula’s minister, Jader Filho, the program “Minha Casa, Minha Vida” was resumed in Amapá. According to the senator, there will be 3,000 new homes at Residencial Miracema, in the North Zone of Macapá.
Culture
During an audience with the Minister of Culture and the state secretary of Culture, articulated by Senator Randolfe Rodrigues, it was confirmed that Amapá will be the first State to have a Culture Council, a campaign promise of the Lula Government.
BRL 60 million for investments
Amapá received an approximate amount of R$60 million from the Federal Government to serve the State, the 16 municipalities, UNIFAP and IFAP. The value refers to the rescue of amendments by parliamentarians from other legislatures, but still suitable for use.
The values were divided as follows: the city of Amapá received R$2,405,000.00, the municipality of Calçoene R$4,193,000.00; Agoutis BRL 1,015,000.00; Ferreira Gomes BRL 1,235,000.00; Itaubal do Piririm R$4,800,000.00; Orange Garden of Jari R$1,946,409.50; the capital Macapá R$14,129,051.00; Mazagão R$850,000.00; Oiapoque R$3,250,658.00; Pedra Branca do Amapari R$300,000.00; Porto Grande R$3,057,814.00; Pracuúba BRL 1,375,859.00; Santana R$3,423,180.00; Serra do Navio R$655,904.00; Tartarugalzinho R$4,065,269.00 and Vitória do Jari R$5,254,441.00.
The senator also informed that the Government of the State of Amapá also received R$5,549,841.00, the IFAP Institute R$241,854.46 and the Federal University of Amapá (Unifap) R$764,620.12. In all, the amount adds up to R$58,512,701.08.
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