Gov. Carlos Moises vetoed the name of businessman Antidio Lunelli of the MDB nominated as a candidate for lieutenant governor on his list. The governor himself informed the former mayor of Jaragua-do about this decision. South.

The conversation between them was classified as cordial. The reasons for the restrictions were not disclosed, but former governors Eduardo Moreira and Paulo Afonso Vieira should have told the governor. They fear the political and electoral exploitation of a particular episode involving the former mayor of Jaragua do Sul in the past.

The governor prefers the name of MP Moasir Sopelsa, chairman of the Legislative Assembly and one of the main supporters of the MDB’s alliance with the Republicans.

Paulo Afonso never accepted the candidacy of Antidio Lunelli, also for ideological reasons. An advocate for Lula’s candidacy and associated with the PT, he rejected the businessman due to his more conservative line and supporter of Bolsonarist.

Lunelli announced at yesterday’s meeting, as the MDB crisis registered another chapter, that he was ready to nominate a candidate for government at the party’s state convention.

The meeting convened to decide on the nomination for the Senate also approved nothing in this regard. It was determined that four candidates would attempt to run in the regular ballot. These are President Celso Maldaner, who has resigned, former governor Paulo Afonso Vieira, former federal deputy Edinho Bez and federal deputy Rogerio Peninha Mendonza.

Federal MP Carlos Ciodini, who has been seen in recent months as a likely candidate if Lunelli leaves, has announced that he will now see to his re-election.

Several MDB leaders left the meeting at the Castelmar Hotel in Florianopolis with obvious disappointment.

Antidio Lunelli continues to criticize some MDB leaders. Without naming names, he mentioned two, referring to former governors Paulo Afonso Vieira and Eduardo Piño Moreira, who opposed his candidacy for the MDB government or Deputy Moises.

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