After Minister Alexandre de Moraes, of the Supreme Federal Court (STF), ordered the Chamber of Deputies to revoke the mandate of federal deputy Carla Zambelli (PL-SP), her replacement, who should inherit the seat in the Legislative, is Coronel Tadeu (PL-SP).
In the 2022 elections he ran for the PL for federal deputy of São Paulo, but was not re-elected, obtaining 61,546 votes.
Controversial, Tadeu has already starred in scenes of great repercussion in the political world, such as when, on the eve of Black Awareness Day, he destroyed a poster on racism displayed in the House, in 2019, while he was a federal deputy. The Chamber’s Ethics Council then proposed the revocation of his mandate, which was not ratified by the plenary.
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The politician is also known to be part of the most radical wing of the Bolsonarist right. On his social networks, he publishes videos criticizing the decisions of the Supreme Court and left-wing politicians.
Curriculum
A law graduate from the University of São Paulo (USP) Law School and a graduate in physical education from the Military Police School of Physical Education, Tadeu holds a Master’s degree in Public Security Sciences from the São Paulo Military Police.
He has been an officer of the Prime Minister since 1982. He then served as the Prime Minister’s helicopter commander in 2012, according to the politician’s biography in his parliamentary profile in the Chamber of Deputies.
A fellow, he held the position of director of institutional affairs at the Association of Military Police Officers, also in São Paulo, from 2005 to 2008.
Tadeu began his political career in 2019, for the Social Liberal Party (PSL). He must now resume his functions as federal deputy, in Zambelli’s place.
Loss of mandate
Moraes decided this Thursday (11/12) to cancel Zambelli’s mandate, going against a decision of the Chamber of Deputies which had decided to keep her in this position. In his decision, the magistrate affirms that it is the prerogative of the judicial power to determine the disqualification of a parliamentarian found guilty of a criminal offense.
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