Luciane Barbosa was nominated by an Amazonian committee and participated in a meeting financed by the Ministry of Human Rights; state government says her name was ‘pending appointment’
The Amazon government confirmed that Luciane Barbosa, named member of the Vermelho Command, was nominated by a state body to attend an event at the Ministry of Human Rights (MDH) in early November, but that she had not yet been the position named. According to the State Executive, she “did not have the legitimacy to participate in the meeting as a representative of the collegiate”.
As demonstrated by Estadao, the “Amazonian drug lord” was a state representative at an MDH event on the 6th and 7th of this month, with tickets and daily allowances paid for with public money. The Meeting of Committees and Mechanisms to Prevent and Combat Torture, which brought together more than 70 people from all over Brazil. All participants received tickets and per diems paid by the ministry and their nomination was made by local committees, as in the case of Luciane.
According to the Amazon government, the member of the criminal faction was appointed as a member of the committee as a representative of civil society by the Instituto Liberdade do Amazonas (ILA), chaired by Luciane herself. To participate in the event, she was nominated by the interim president of the committee, Natividade de Jesus Magalhães Maia, who is also a representative of civil society, according to the state administration led by Wilson Lima (União Brasil).
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As revealed by Estadao, the November event was Luciane Barbosa’s third visit to federal agencies in Brasilia. The Ministry of Justice, led by Flávio Dino, received her twice in three months, and the Ministry of Human Rights itself had already received her visit in May.
On March 19, the “Amazonian drug lord” met with Elias Vaz, national secretary of Legislative Affairs at the Ministry of Justice. Shortly thereafter, on May 2, you met Rafael Velasco Brandani, head of the National Secretariat for Criminal Policies (Senappen), also linked to the department.
In May, Luciane joined the Ministry of Justice as president of the Instituto Liberdade do Amazonas (ILA) association. On paper, an NGO that defends the rights of prisoners and which, according to the Amazon Civil Police, works in favor of prisoners linked to the criminal faction. Created last year, the organization is also financed with money from drug trafficking, according to a confidential investigation conducted by Estadao had access.
To the Estadaothe Ministry of Justice admits that the “citizen”, as Luciane calls her, was received by the secretaries of minister Flávio Dino, but specifies that she was part of a delegation and that it was “impossible” for the intelligence sector to detect her presence moving forward.
He also took advantage of his travels to walk around the National Congress and visit the Ministry of Human Rights and Citizenship. Luciana also frequented the corridors and rooms of the House in the months of March and May. On her social networks she showed photos taken in the Green Room, a very busy area, with the deputies Guilherme Boulos (PSOL-SP) e Diana Santos (PCdoB-RS). He also posed with André Janones (Avante-MG). In addition to posting photos on the door of the former Health Minister’s offices Jair Bolsonaro (PL), the general Eduardo Pazuello (PL-RJ) and Deputy Junior Ferrari (PSD-PA).
Luciane was also at the headquarters United Nations (UN) It’s inside National Council of Justice (CNJ), another institution that works directly on issues related to organized crime. In an Instagram post, Luciane said she was received by CNJ councilor Luiz Phillippe Vieira de Mello Filho, who is also a minister at the Superior Court of Labor.
The event in early November was Luciane’s last visit to Brasilia. On Monday 6th you participated in the IV National Meeting of Committees and Mechanisms to prevent and combat torture, promoted by the Ministry of Human Rights and Citizenship. Even after being convicted in the second degree of drug trafficking conspiracy, criminal conspiracy and money laundering.
It was not the first time that Luciana entered the ministry led by Silvio Almeida. On May 5, you were received by Erica Meireles de Oliveira, coordinator of the office of the National Secretariat for the Promotion and Defense of Human Rights (SNDH) of the department.
Read the Amazon government note in full
The State Committee for the Prevention and Fight against Torture was established with Decree 37.178 in 2016 and is composed of representatives of state government bodies, the Amazonas Public Defender’s Office, the OAB and Civil Society. The committee is linked to the State Secretariat for Human Rights, Justice and Citizenship as it is the state public body responsible for implementing state human rights policy.
The nomination of Luciane Barbosa Farias, as a member of the State Committee, was made by the Instituto Liberdade do Amazonas. His candidacy to participate in the 2023 Meeting of Committees and Mechanisms, promoted by the Ministry of Human Rights and Citizenship, was made by the interim president of the committee, Natividade de Jesus Magalhães Maia, who is part of the organization as a representative of the Civilization Society.
For the two-year mandate of 2023/2025, the members nominated to be part of the State Committee are still awaiting appointment, including Luciane Barbosa Farias. Luciana therefore did not have the legitimacy to participate in the meeting as a representative of the collegiate.
In light of the information disclosed, Sejusc will question civil society regarding the retention of Luciane’s name as part of the committee.
The Amazon government reiterates that it has no relationship with Luciane Barbosa Farias.
Source: Terra
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