Tabata Amaral does not comment on the blockade of BRL 332 million

Known for her dedication to education agendas in Brazil, federal deputy Tabata Amaral (PSB-SP) remained silent in relation to the blockade of BRL 332 million which would be allocated to basic education (R$ 201 million), research grants (R$ 50 million), modernization of federal educational institutions (R$ 51 million) and other portfolio programs.

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Signed on the last 28th of July, the decree of President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva froze the resources and left teachers and students with no guarantee that they would receive the expected transfer. However, until this Friday afternoon (4), the only mentions on the subject on the parliamentarian’s Instagram, for example, were from voters demanding a position.

“About the federal government blocking the education budget, are you going to say something?”, Asked a follower in the comments. “Is this story about R$ 300 million for education true? Can you talk about it?” asked another.

Among the deputy’s latest posts are a complaint about the increase in advertising spending in the state of São Paulo and also a video celebrating the Marco Legal do Ensino Técnico, alongside the president.

“I had the honor of meeting President Lula last year and one thing that really impressed me was that he did technical education and carries the reality diploma of how much education changes the lives of those born in the periphery and far from the big centers”, he said. in the video, recorded in a meeting with the president.

Sought by Gazeta do Povo, her advisory reported that the deputy had “a very busy schedule” and would not be able to attend.

Other independent organizations such as Todos Pela Educação, Instituto Ayrton Senna and the National Campaign for Education were also approached by the report, but, until the closing of this article, they had not commented on the subject.