From: petrescd@acf3.nyu.edu (Deivy Marck Petrescu)
Newsgroups: soc.culture.brazil
Subject: Da Brasnet
Date: 7 Sep 92 15:01:14 GMT
Organization: New York University



Transcrevo abaixo uma lista de parlamentares que estao "em

cima  do muro", em relacao a questao do  "impeachment"  do

presidente  Collor. Esta lista foi publicada na  Folha  de

Sao  Paulo  (26  /  08 / 92) e esta sendo  transcrita  sem

autorizacao.   Finalmente, gostaria  que  os  colegas  que

estivessem ligados a outras redes fizessem a gentileza  de

repassar esta lista.

Obrigado.



Deputados "em cima do muro" (em 26 / 08 / 92)

PMDB-  Acre:  Adelaide Neri, Mauri Sergio,  Zila  Bezerra;

Amapa:  Gilvan  Borges; Ceara: Carlos Benevides,  Pinheiro

Landin; Minas Gerais: Felipe Neri, Fernando Diniz, Genesio

Bernardino, Jose Belato, Jose Geraldo, Marcos Lima,  Pedro

Tassis,  Sergio  Naya;  Para:  Eliel  Rodrigues,  Herminio

Calvinho,  Mario  Martins; Paraiba:  Jose  Maranhao,  Zuca

Moreira; Pernanbuco: Nilson Gibson; Piaui: Joao Henrrique,

Murilo   Resende;  Rio  Grande  do  Sul:  Ibsen  Pinheiro;

Tocantins: Magahus Araujo;

PDT- Parana: Edi Siliprandi.

PSDB: Espirito Santo: Rose de Freitas.

PPFL-PRN-PSC: Acre: Joao Maia, Ronivon Santiago;  Alagoas:

Luiz Dantas; Amapa: Eraldo Trindade, Fatima Pelaes, Murilo

Pinheiro,  Sergio  Barcelos; Amazonas:  Atila  Lins,  Ezio

Ferreira;  Bahia:  Aroldo  Cedraz,  Jose  Carlos  Aleluia,

Manoel  Castro; Ceara: Etevaldo Nogueira, Vicente  Fialho;

Goias:  Delio  Braz,  Ze Gomes da Rocha,  Ronaldo  Caiado;

Maranhao:  Cesar Bandeira, Francisco Coelho; Mato  Grosso:

Jonas  Pinheiro; Mato Grosso do Sul: Flavio Derzi,  George

Takimoto, Waldir Guerra; Minas Gerais:  Aracely de  Paula,

Camilo  Machado, Jose Santana de Vasconcelos, Lael Varela,

Paulo   Romano,  Raul  Belem,  Romel  Anisio,  Wagner   do

Nascimento;  Parana:  Abelardo  Lupion,  Antonio  Barbara,

Antonio  Ueno, Carlos Roberto Massa, Ivanio  Guerra,  Otto

Cunha,  Renato  Johnsson, Werner Wnderer; Paraiba:  Adauto

Pereira,   Efraim   Moraes,  Evaldo   Goncalves,   Rivaldo

Medeiros; Para Alacides Nunes; Pernambuco: Gilson Machado,

Inocencio  Oliveira, Osvaldo Coelho, Pedro Correa;  Piaui:

Ciro  Nogueira, Jesus Tajra, Mussa Demes; Rio de  Janeiro:

Aroldo  de Oliveira, Flavio Paimer da Veiga, Rubem Medina,

Simao  Sessin; Rio Grande do Norte: Fernando Freire, Ibere

Ferreira,  Ney  Lopes; Rio Grande do Sul:  Arno  Magrinos;

Rondonia:  Mauricio Calixto; Roraima: Julio Cabral;  Santa

Catarina: Cesar Souza, Nelson Morro, Orlando Pacheco;  Sao

Paulo:  Euclydes  de Mello, Fausto Rocha,  Heitor  Franco,

Maluly  Neto,  Paulo  Lima, Tadashi Kuriki,  Vadao  Gomes;

Sergipe:   Cleonancio  Fonseca,  Everaldo   de   Oliveira,

Jeronimo Reis; Tocantins: Freire Junior.

PL-  Mato Grosso: Jose Augusto Curvo, Wilmar Peres;  Minas

Gerais: Avelino Costa, Getulio Neiva; Rio Grande do Norte:

Flavio  Rocha;  Bahia: Ribeiro Tavares; Sao Paulo:  Robson

Tuma.

PTB-  Alagoas: Roberto Torres; Bahia: Felix Mendonca, Luiz

Moreira;  Mato Grosso: Agostinho Freitas, Joaquim  Sucena,

Rodrigues  Palma;  Minas Gerais: Anibal  Teixeira,  Wilson

Cunha; Para: Carlos Kayath, Hilario Coimbra; Piaui: Caldas

Rodrigues;  Rio de Janeiro: Aldir Cabral, Fabio Raunheiti,

Joao Mendes, Paulo de Almeida; Rondonia: Antonio Morimoto;

Edison  Fidelis, Raquel Candido; Roraima: Alceste Almeida,

Franciso Rodrigues; Mato Grosso do Sul: Jose Elias, Nelson

Trad;  Parana: Matheus Lensen, Onaires Moura;  Sao  Paulo:

Mendes Botelho.

PDC-  Bahia: Carlos Albuquerque, Jairo Azi, Jonival Lucas,

Sergio Brito; Goias: Osorio Santa Cruz, Roberto Balestera;

Minas   Gerais:  Samir  Tannus;  Roraima:   Avenir   Rosa;

Tocantins: Eduardo Siqueira Campos, Melquiades Neto.

PDS-  Acre:  Celia Mendes, Francisco Diogenes, Joao  Tota;

Alagoas:  Vitorio Malta; Bahia: Joao Alves, Prisco  Viana;

Ceara:  Aecio  Borba,  Carlos Virgilio;  Maranhao:  Daniel

Silva,  Joao  Rodolfo;  Minas Gerais:  Ibrahim  Abi-Ackel;

Para: Gerson Peres, Jose Diogo, Osvaldo Melo; Piaui:  Jose

Luiz  Maia;  Rio  Grande  do Sul: Celso  Bernardi,  Fetter

Junior, Joao de Deus Antunes; Santa Catarina: Hugo  Biehl,

Ruberval  Pilloto; Sergipe: Djenal Goncalves, Jose  Teles;

Tocantins: Paulo Mourao; Roraima: Teresa Juca.

PTR-  Amapa:  Valdenor Guedes; Distrito  Federa:  Benedito

Domingos,  Eurides  Brito;  Para:  Mario  Chermont;  Minas

Gerais:   Mario  de  Oliveira;  Pernanbuco:  Joao  Colaco,

Salatiel  Carvalho;  Piaui:  B.  Sa;  Sao  Paulo:  Alberto

Haddad;   Rondonia:  Carlos  Camurca,  Reditario   Cassol;

Roraima: Marcelo Luz; Tocantins: Osvaldo Reis;

Sem  Partido: Bahia: Luiz Viana Neto; Goias: Pedro  Abrao;

Minas Gerais: Jose Aldo, Jose Ulisses de Oliveira.

_____________________________________________________________________


Transcrevo  abaixo NOTICIA PREOCUPANTE que  foi  publicada

hoje  (07  /  09  /  92)  no "The  Guardian"  de  Londres.

Gostaria  que  alguem do Brasil fizesse  algum  comentario

para  que  possamos  ter  uma ideia  melhor  do  que  esta

havendo.



          BRAZIL PARADE LETS TROOPS FLEX MUSCLE.



"Brazil  armed  forces  will be out  on  the  streets  for

today's  independence  day military  parade  amid  growing

fears  of  a  veiled coup should there be no  end  to  the

presidential corruption scandal.



President Fernando Collor de Mello has never been  popular

with  the military. The generals blame him for the seirous

decline in military morale, largely the result of poor pay

and obsolate equipment.



But  the  real cause of tension this year is last  month's

finding  by a congressional inquiry that president  Collor

has been involved in a $ 1 billion network of corruption.



Military officers have been lobbying in the past few weeks

for a rapid solution to the prolonged political crisis, so

that  they could avoid the humiliation of swearing loyalty

to  a  president who may eventually be impeached for abuse

of authority.



Tough the generals have repeatedly denied any wish to take

over  the government again, they might be tempted, in face

of growing social discontent, to take part in a delegation

to  imform  president  Collor that its  time  for  him  to

resign.   Though disguised as an invatation from  civilian

groups,  this would, in effect, be a coup, backed  by  the

military's veiled threat to use force.



Meanwhile,  events  of the last week have  made  an  early

solution   to  the  crisis  unlikely.   After   weeks   of

inactivity,  the  president has regained  the  initiative,

sending  his most loyal aide, the social action  minister,

Ricardo  Fiuza,  back  into the  Chamber  of  Deputies  to

reimpose  his  authority on MP's who,  though  members  of

parties within the ruling coalition, have been threatening

to vote in favor of impeachment.



This  strategy seems to bearing fruit.  As the  result  of

gerry-mandering carried out by the military in the 1970's,

Congress is heavily tilted in favour of the backward north

and  north-east regions.  A federal deputy needs 300 times

more  votes to be elected in industrialised Sao  Paulo  in

the  south  than in Roarima in the Amazon.  Deputies  from

the  less  developed areas, with municipal  elections  due

within a month, are reported to be selling thier votes  to

the  government  in return for funding for social  welfare

projects in their constituencies.



At  the  same time, there are persistent rumors  that  the

government  is  threatening  to  leak  information   about

corrupt   deals   carried   out  by   leading   opposition

politicians  -  notably  Orestes Quercia,  leader  of  the

largest  opposition party - unless they  collaborate  with

Mr. Collor's bid to save his presidency.



All  this is alarming opposition politicians, who  a  week

ago were in a triumphant mood.



"We  are  beginning  to  panic",  said  Tasso  Jereissati,

president of the Social Democratic Party."



Feliz 7 de setembro para todos.