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José Guimarães Takes Office as Minister of Institutional Relations

2 sources · 15 Apr 2026

Deputy José Guimarães (PT-CE) took office as Minister of the Secretariat of Institutional Relations on Tuesday (14). He replaces Gleisi Hoffmann, who will run for a Senate seat in Paraná. In his speech, he stated that he wants to "defeat the ultra-right and fascism".

The Ministry of Institutional Relations is responsible for the government's political coordination with the National Congress, states, municipalities and civil society. José Guimarães replaced Gleisi Hoffmann in the position, who left the ministry to run for a Senate seat in Paraná.

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José Guimarães took office as Minister of the Secretariat of Institutional Relations on Tuesday, January 14

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Guimarães was the government leader in the Chamber of Deputies before his appointment

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He replaces Gleisi Hoffmann, who will run for a Senate seat in Paraná

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Guimarães is a lawyer and federal deputy from Ceará since 2007

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Paulo Pimenta (PT-RS) takes over as government leader in the Chamber

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The ceremony took place at the Planalto Palace with the presence of the presidents of the Chamber and Senate

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Lula swore in Guimarães but did not speak at the event

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Guimarães is vice-president of the Workers' Party

Reported by: Jornal do Brasil tvtnews.com.br
Silence from: Rede Brasil Atual

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