Former Rede, Randolfe is featured on social media and party insertions in Amapá – 11/30/2023 – Panel

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Six months after requesting disaffiliation from the Network due to differences over Foz do Amazonas, senator Randolfe Rodrigues (no party-AP) continues to be highlighted on social media and in party posts in Amapá, the state for which he was elected.

Only this Thursday (30) there were two posts on social media from the party in Amapá in which the government leader in Congress appears. In one, Randolfe “does the L” alongside President Lula (PT) in a publication about the approval of the project that makes Black Consciousness Day a national holiday.

Another, which features the senator giving the thumbs up sign, is titled “In a single day we approved 3 projects” — the national holiday of Black Awareness Day, the extension of the Paulo Gustavo law until 2024 and the approval in the Senate are mentioned. , savings for poor students.

There are also videos of Randolfe talking about increasing energy tariffs in Amapá and the approval of tax reform by the Senate. On November 5, official profiles on two social networks congratulated the senator on his birthday.

The senator left the party in May amid a dispute between the group of minister Marina Silva (Environment) and that of former senator Heloísa Helena, one of the Network’s spokespeople (leaders).

Randolfe also appears in inserts from the Network in Amapá — in one of them, parliamentarians talk about joining forces with “leaders like Senator Randolfe Rodrigues, who is one of the great references of our state in Brasília.” In another, they cite amendments intended by the congressman for the state.

The column sought out the senator’s team and members of the Sustainability Network in Amapá to find out why Randolfe continues to appear on official networks and in party inserts in the state even after his disaffiliation.

Emílio Façanha, spokesperson for the Network in Amapá, stated that “Randolfe represents all of us at Rede Amapá even though he is no longer affiliated.” “Main ally of all our causes. He, like everyone who strengthens our struggles, has a prominent place in our publicity.”

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