The Department of Public Policies (DPP), at the Federal University of Rio Grande do Norte (UFRN), will hold another edition of the extension project “Conjuntura Debates” this Wednesday, 25th, at 4pm, with UFRN professors Alan Lacerda, Daniel Menezes and Sandra Gomes. The broadcast takes place on the DPP YouTube channel.
The topic covered in this second edition will be The CPIS and Fátima's strange majority in the Assembly. "The Fátima government presents the paradox of having an apparent majority in the plenary of the Legislative Assembly, combined with a more fragile situation in the parliamentary commissions of inquiry in the House. What can the area of legislative studies reveal about this and how the state political situation is going?", asks professor Alan Lacerda.
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