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#Aovivo Sessão Ordinária - 16/09/2026

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This video is a live broadcast of the 83rd ordinary session of the Britânia (Goiás) City Council (16/09/2026). The session focuses on a broad set of public awareness campaigns for September, especially:

  • Yellow September (suicide prevention/mental health listening and care)
  • Green September (organ and tissue donation)
  • Golden September (childhood/adolescent cancer awareness and early diagnosis)
  • World Alzheimer’s Month

The council also reiterates its commitment to dialogue, rights, and public policy.


Opening and institutional matters

  • The presiding authority opens the session after:
    • a Bible reading
    • the Lord’s Prayer
    • followed by the Brazilian anthem
  • The council waives the reading of the minutes from the previous session (82nd) by unanimous approval.
  • The president presents formal administrative items, including:
    • The 2024 General Balance Sheet of former mayor Marcone/Marconi Pimenta da Silva, accompanied by a preliminary opinion (PP 0040/2026) from the Court of Accounts of Municipalities of Goiás (approved with reservations)
    • legislative proposals scheduled for discussion/voting
    • reference that full text documents are available via the council’s transparency portal

Legislative agenda and unanimous approvals

Most measures discussed are approved unanimously.

1) Legislative Bill 009/2026 — Animal protection as public utility

  • Declares the APRA (Association for the Protection and Rescue of Animals of Britânia) as public utility.
  • Main points raised:
    • Supporters say it enables the association to access funding/parliamentary amendments to continue rescue work.
    • Speakers argue abandonment has increased and that public utility helps stabilize organizational capacity.
  • Result: Unanimously approved.

2) Legislative Bill 010/2026 — “Laricha Mariane Municipal Week”

  • Creates the “Laricha Mariane Municipal Week” to raise awareness and combat bullying, cyberbullying, racism, and discrimination in schools.
  • Context noted:
    • The initiative is named after Laricha Mariana de Carvalho, presented as resulting from consequences of “pranks” treated as jokes.
  • The law is described as including coordinated actions addressing multiple violence dimensions (physical, verbal, moral, social).
  • Result: Unanimously approved.

3) Draft Bill 079/2026 — Municipal Education Council composition

  • Amends municipal education council rules (Municipal Law 238/2011) to add representatives from:
    • state educational institutions
    • the Guardianship Council
    • into the Municipal Education Council
  • Justification stated: legal adaptation and closer involvement of actors who work directly with children and adolescents.
  • Result: Unanimously approved.

4) Draft Bill 080/2026 — Adjustments to the Municipal Education Forum (FME)

  • Updates provisions about the Municipal Education Forum (FME) to align with the education framework and current state/federal legislation.
  • Result: Unanimously approved.

5) Draft Bill 081/2026 — Authorization for CESB SA project use of public property

  • Authorizes temporary use of municipal public property (stated as up to 24 months) by CESB SA Engenharia e Empreendimentos, with counterpart obligations.
  • Counterpart obligations referenced include:
    • Electricity supply improvements (a 138 kV distribution line is cited)
    • Renovations to municipal buildings/kiosks (with split responsibilities: company vs. municipality)
    • Improvements/adaptations to the animal shelter
    • Discussion includes requirements that the company meet tax obligations (ISS/INSS references) through municipal registration for service taxes
    • Remarks emphasize job creation and local development impacts
  • Result: Unanimously approved.

Financial and accountability items

  • The council approves the 2024 overall balance sheet (unanimously), with earlier note that it is approved with reservations.
  • A Draft Legislative Decree 008/2026 is presented regarding accountability of the municipal executive branch for fiscal year 2024.
  • The decree proposal referenced as 001/2026 is also approved unanimously.

Open topic and final remarks

During the open topic, council members discuss several matters:

  • Councilman Rubescoutin
    • shares a request to contact someone who wants to return fallen paint cans to the rightful owner(s), providing a phone number for Deanira.
  • Councilman Fábio Pereira
    • thanks the “Maria Anzol” fishing-related company activity involving many women in Tacaíu
    • expresses gratitude for local events and community support.
  • Councilman Gilmar Vieira
    • discusses additional CESB-related counterpart obligations and elaborates on local infrastructure and development in the Tacaíu/Araguaia region
    • makes explicit election-period endorsements, urging voters to support specific candidates based on claimed amendments/resources delivered.
  • Councilman Francisco Dionísio
    • thanks God and highlights council support for projects
    • urges community participation to keep officials accountable
    • returns to complaints about issues such as dust/watering in an area near an airfield.

Session closing

  • The president closes the session and announces the next ordinary session for:
    • tomorrow (17/09/2026) at 8 PM
  • The closing emphasizes:
    • citizen participation
    • monitoring
    • transparency

Presenters / contributors

  • Vereador (Councilman) Francisco Lopes (led the Bible passage/Lord’s Prayer portion)
  • Presiding authority / Mr. President (opened the session and managed votes; unnamed in subtitles)
  • Councilman Gilmar Vieira
  • Councilman Francisco Dionísio
  • Councilman Fábio Pereira
  • Councilor Ademir Ferreira
  • Councilor Rubescoutin (Rubens Coutim)
  • Councilman Rubens Coutim
  • Councilman Rubescoutin (as referenced in multiple parts)
  • Lucas Calixe (candidate referenced in election remarks)
  • Charles Bento (candidate referenced in election remarks)
  • Noah’s Ark Association (APRA) (guests/animal-rights advocates)
  • Cleuzinha (and her daughter) (greeted)
  • Arlete (wife of councilman Gilmar) (greeted)
  • Radio Canadá FM listeners and social media followers (acknowledged)

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