The future of the GSI in the Lula government: military or civilian?
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– 15 Minutes podcast episode talks about the changes that can be made to the GSI in the Lula government
*) The Institutional Security Office, the GSI, ended up getting into the eye of the hurricane of politics in the country.
Mainly after the release of images that showed the then minister of the portfolio, General Gonçalves Dias, inside the Planalto Palace on the day of the acts of vandalism on January 8.
After the fall of GDias, Ricardo Capelli took over the post, who is becoming a kind of “joker” in the Lula government. After all, he had already been appointed public safety intervenor in the Federal District, days after the violence at Praça dos Três Poderes.
Capelli has already made some changes and more may come ahead.
On Wednesday (26), for example, Cappelli signed 29 dismissals. The list is made up of cadres in management positions within the GSI, and includes general officers from the three armed forces. Among the 29 names announced, 26 return to their original forces.
This episode of 15 Minutes podcast talks about the future of the GSI in the Lula government. The guest to speak on the subject is Wesley Oliveira, staff reporter for República da Gazeta do Povo in Brasilia.
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The 15-minute podcast is a space for discussing important issues, always with analysis and the participation of Gazeta do Povo’s team of journalists. From Monday to Friday, in a light and dynamic way, with the duration that fits in the rush of your day. Presentation is by journalist Márcio Miranda.
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Datasheet: ’15 Minutes’, news podcast by Gazeta do Povo #Presentation and script: Márcio Miranda; content direction: Rodrigo Fernandes; production team: Maria Eduarda Scroccaro assembly: Leonardo Bechtloff; distribution strategy: Marcus Ayres.
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