POLITICAL AND SPORTS SCANDAL: FLAMENGO'S DEPUTY AT THE CENTER OF THE CONTROVERSY WITH MILLIONAIRE FAILS IN THE CHAMBER!

The political and sporting scene are intertwined in the case of Marcos Braz, vice-president of football at Flamengo and councilor for Rio de Janeiro. According to UOL, his performance in the City Council draws attention, not only because of the 12 records of absences until October, but also because of the curious detail of occupying second place in this unwanted ranking, behind only Verônica Costa, the Blonde Mother of Funk .

Each absence of Marcos Braz in the Chamber represents a discount of R$1 thousand on his monthly salary of R$17.2 thousand. This figure already reaches the mark of at least R$ 11 thousand subtracted from their salaries, although it is fair to note that one of the absences has been paid off. The irony is revealed in Braz's explanation that at Flamengo, where he claims not to receive a cent, he loses money by dedicating himself to the club.

Marcos Braz's career in politics began in 2006, when decided to enter public life. However, his attempt to join the PDT was frustrated. Cidinha Campos, former state deputy for the party, revealed the reasons for this refusal, relating it to the controversial past of her father, Mário Monteiro Braz. According to Campos, Marcos Braz's father was accused of involvement in irregularities at the INSS. She stated: "Marcos Braz is the son of Mário Monteiro Braz, who, in my first CPI, appears as an INSS card thief. The crime does not pass from father to son, but, at 21 years old, this boy was already receiving large checks Jorgina de Freitas".

In response, Marcos Braz denied the allegations, reiterating that the allegations were directed at his father, who, according to him, was acquitted of all charges. The clash between the political sphere and Braz's personal trajectory becomes an intriguing element in this context. The dualism between his responsibilities as a political representative and sports director is evident in the figures lost due to his absences in the Chamber and in the peculiarity of taking on a position at Flamengo without remuneration. This apparent paradox raises questions about the motivations that drive Marcos Braz to continue on this double journey, where his commitments to the club seem to conflict with his legislative obligations.

The outcome of this political and sporting narrative remains open , with the accumulated fouls and the justification given by Marcos Braz becoming central elements of a plot that mixes the political game with the passionate universe of football. Flamengo, its fans and Marcos Braz's voters are closely following the chapters of this peculiar plot, hoping for an outcome that brings clarity to the reasons behind these choices and commitments.