Dr. Juliana Coimbra wins election for AAMAT 2023 and will lead the new board

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Chapa was the only one registered in the electoral process and the victory was unanimous by 49 votes.

Party 1″Dedication & Action” led by lawyer Juliana Chaves Coimbra Garcia, was elected this Thursday morning (14), to lead the Amazon Association of Labor Advocacy (AAMAT), for the next 2 years.

The ticket was the only one registered in the electoral process and the victory was unanimous by 49 votes. The counting of votes took place shortly after the end of voting and shortly afterwards, president Juliana Chaves Coimbra Garcia and vice-president Raimundo Tavares and all the members who make up the new AAMAT board were sworn in.

Among the objectives of the new management, Dr. Juliana highlighted the appreciation and qualification of lawyers.

“This election result shows our unity in favor of our Class. Creating mechanisms in favor of all labor law will be part of our main struggles. Thank you very much to all!”,

thanked the president Dr. Juliana Chaves Coimbra Garcia.

About the president

Juliana Chaves Coimbra Garcia, is a lawyer, OAB/AM nº 4040, graduated in Law from Centro Universitário Nilton Lins, Postgraduate in Tax Law and Tax Legislation from Centro Universitário de Ensino Superior do Amazonas (CIESA), has a Preparation Course for Career as a Magistrate/ESMAM, is a Post-Graduate Student in Labor and Social Security Law from the Centro Universitário de Ensino Superior do Amazonas (CIESA), Lawyer working in the Labor, Civil, Tax and Social Security areas, was a Counselor of the Amazon Association of Labor Lawyers (AAMAT ) (2017-2018 Biennium), 1st Secretary (2019-2020 Biennium) and Vice President (2022-2023 Biennium), and has held the position of Parliamentary Legal Advisor for 14 years.

The new board of directors for the 2024-2025 Biennium of the Amazon Association of Labor Advocacy (AAMAT) is made up of:

• JULIANA CHAVES COIMBRA GARCIA (PRESIDENT)
• RAIMUNDO TAVARES DE OLIVEIRA (VICE PRESIDENT)
• JANE FARACO DE ANDRADE LOPES (1ST SECRETARY)
• CELSO VALÉRIO FRANÇA VIEIRA (2nd SECRETARY)
• JOSÉ ALBERTO MACI DANTAS (TREASURER)
• ADELAIDE MARIA DE FREITAS CAMARGO RIBEIRO (DELIBERATIVE COUNCIL)
• ALDACY BATISTA REGIS DE SOUZA (DELIBERATIVE COUNCIL)
• ADRIANA RAMOS PEREIRA DE GOUVEA (DELIBERATIVE COUNCIL)
• CHRYSSE MONTEIRO CAVALCANTE DOS REIS (DELIBERATIVE COUNCIL)
• DJANE OLIVEIRA MARINHO (DELIBERATIVE COUNCIL)
• FADIA ASSAD DE ALMEIDA (DELIBERATIVE COUNCIL)
• KAREN CARMO FERREIRA SANTOS (DELIBERATIVE COUNCIL)
• KELMA SOUZA LIMA (DELIBERATIVE COUNCIL)
• LILIAN DE SOUZA ATALA (DELIBERATIVE COUNCIL)
• MARLY GOMES CAPOTE (DELIBERATIVE COUNCIL)
• NILCILENE PEREIRA CAVALCANTE (DELIBERATIVE COUNCIL)
• PAULO DIAS GOMES (DELIBERATIVE COUNCIL)
• ALDEMIRO REZENDE DANTAS JÚNIOR (FISCAL COUNCIL)
• KENIA ONIKA ARCANJO DE SOUZA (FISCAL COUNCIL)
• ARIA DO SOCORRO DANTAS COES LIRA (FISCAL COUNCIL)
• ELISABET LUCAS (SUBSTITUTES OF THE FISCAL COUNCIL)
• SIMONE BATISTA HANYSZ (SUBSTITUTES OF THE FISCAL COUNCIL)
• ZAIRA MANOELA FREITAS DE SIQUEIRA LUSTOSA (SUBSTITUTES OF THE FISCAL COUNCIL)

*With information from consultancy

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