Mauro Cid in silence
Mauro Cid presented himself at the PF superintendence in Brasília, but did not respond to the questioncatkins. In practice, by deciding to remain silent, the former aide-de-camp buys time to align his defense strategy. (Estadão) 🚥
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DF CPI summons Mauro Cid
The CPI of the Legislative Chamber of the Federal District approved, this Thursday (18), the summons of Mauro Cid. The objective is to hear from Cid about the attacks on the three Powers on January 8th and the episode on December 12th, when vandals tried to invade the headquarters of the PF (Federal Police), in Brasília, and set fire to buses and cars. (FSP) 🚥
Marina x Randolfe
Senator Randolfe Rodrigues (AP) announced this Thursday (18) his disaffiliation from the Sustainability Network. The disaffiliation occurs at a time of conflict between Randolfe and the Minister of the Environment, Marina Silva. The senator has expressed disagreements regarding actions taken under the authority of the ministry commanded by Marina.
In a letter released this Thursday morning, Randolfe does not explain why he left or which party he will go to, but allies take his PT membership for granted. The senator also does not mention, in any of the eight lines of the letter, the name of Marina Silva, who was, alongside former senator Heloísa Helena, founder of the Network. (Congress in Focus)
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Criminal organization
Yesterday morning (17), the Gaeco Center (Special Action and Combating Organized Crime Group) of Piracicaba, subordinate to the MP-SP, launched Operation Opposition to dismantle the organization led by Anderson Ricardo de Menezes, Skinny. . He is accused of setting up a rival group to the PCC (Primeiro Comando da Capital) in the interior of São Paulo. According to the MP-SP, the organization is more structured, has greater military power than the country's largest criminal faction in the region and uses rifles to kill enemies. (UOL)
Marisa in crisis
The Marisa retail chain recently announced that it must close 91 stores by June this year, in a move to try to recover its ability to generate cash — that is, to once again have resources available for investments and operations — and to become profitable again. .
Since the beginning of the last decade, the network has been experiencing a long financial crisis. Focusing on the middle class, the company squeezed margins to keep prices low and stopped innovating. From then on, Marisa had to deal with the reduction in product quality and the loss of purchasing power for this segment of the population. In its latest results, released earlier this week, the company reported a net loss of R$148,9 million in the first quarter of this year. (g1)
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