Otto Alencar
Otto Alencar is a Brazilian politician and member of the Social Democratic Party (PSD) who serves as a senator from Bahia. He has been actively involved in discussions concerning Brazil's electoral reform, particularly advocating for a new electoral code that consolidates existing legislation and aims to unify election dates. His leadership in the Senate's Committee on Constitution, Justice, and Citizenship (CCJ) has positioned him as a key figure in shaping the future of Brazil's political landscape.
Born on Dec 07, 1954 (71 years old)
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Brazil:
Senator Otto Alencar denied ever meeting with Vorcaro despite being referred to as a 'counselor' by him.
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Brazil:
Otto Alencar is a senator who was approached for support regarding Lobo's position at the CVM.
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Brazil:
Otto Alencar is a senator who was referred to as a 'counselor' and 'commander' by banker Daniel Vorcaro in messages analyzed by the Federal Police.
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Brazil:
Otto Alencar is the president of the Commission of Constitution and Justice and is an ally of Lula.
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Brazil:
Otto Alencar is a senator and president of the Senate's Constitution and Justice Commission.
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Brazil:
Otto Alencar is a senator who is mentioned in the context of the PSD's strategy.
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Liechtenstein:
Otto Alencar is the president of the CCJ and opposes the proposed amendment.
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Liechtenstein:
Otto Alencar is the president of the CCJ who opposed the law and criticized the government's leadership.
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Liechtenstein:
Otto Alencar is the president of the CCJ who opposed the bill.
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Brazil:
Otto Alencar is the president of the CCJ who stated that the committee followed the Senate's majority decision.
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