Patrus Ananias

Patrus Ananias de Sousa (Bocaiúva, 26 January 1952) is a Brazilian lawyer and politician, member of the Workers' Party (PT).His term as mayor was marked with structural reforms in city administration, with changes in city hall organization, in public planning, and in public politics, engaging in an agenda of social development, with politics of fighting against poverty, of food security, of promotion of jobs and income, as well as investments in education and health.[5] In the Federal Chamber, assumed the vice presidency of the Constitution and Justice Committee and became member of the Ethics and Parliamentary Decour Council.He loses the nomination, but, on 31 March 2010, leaves the Ministry to run in the elections, in the condition of candidate for Vice Governor in the opposition ticket with the then Minister of Communications senator Hélio Costa.[11] In that election, he was chosen after the rupture of the alliance PT-PSB, then in the command of the state's capital, which was already sealed, having the federal deputy Miguel Corrêa, close to the minister Fernando Pimentel, as Vice Mayor of Márcio Lacerda.
Portuguese namefamily nameFederal DeputyMinas GeraisIncumbentMinister of Agrarian DevelopmentDilma RousseffPaulo TeixeiraMinister of Social Development and Fight Against HungerLuiz Inácio Lula da SilvaMayor of Belo HorizonteCélio de CastroBelo HorizonteBocaiúvaBrazilFederal University of Minas GeraisPontifical Catholic University of Minas GeraisComplutense University of MadridWorkers' PartyAécio NevesUnited Nations OrganizationBolsa FamíliaFernando PimentelAntônio Anastasiaimpeachment proceedingsMichel TemerWorld Future CouncilCabinet of Dilma RousseffCabinetMiguel RossettoMinister of Agriculture, Livestock and SupplyKátia AbreuMinister of CitiesMário NegromonteAguinaldo RibeiroGilberto OcchiGilberto KassabMinister of CommunicationsPaulo BernardoRicardo BerzoiniAndré FigueiredoMinister of CultureAna de HollandaMarta SuplicyMinister of DefenceNelson JobimCelso AmorimJaques WagnerAldo RebeloMinister of Development, Industry and Foreign TradeArmando MonteiroMinister of EducationFernando HaddadAloizio MercadanteCid GomesRenato Janine RibeiroMinister of the EnvironmentMinister of FinancesGuido MantegaJoaquim LevyNelson BarbosaMinister of Fishing and AquacultureIdeli SalvattiMarcelo CrivellaEduardo LopesHelder BarbalhoMinister of Foreign AffairsAntonio PatriotaLuiz Alberto FigueiredoMauro VieiraMinister of HealthAlexandre PadilhaArthur ChioroMarcelo CastroMinister of JusticeJosé Eduardo CardozoMinister of Labour and EmploymentCarlos LupiPaulo Roberto dos Santos PintoBrizola NetoManoel DiasMinister of Mines and EnergyEdison LobãoEduardo BragaMinister of National IntegrationFernando Bezerra CoelhoMinister of Planning, Budget and ManagementMinister of Science, Technology and InnovationsTereza CampelloMinister of Social SecurityGaribaldi Alves FilhoMinister of SportsOrlando SilvaGeorge HiltonMinister of TourismHenrique Eduardo AlvesAlessandro TeixeiraMinister of TransportsAlfredo NascimentoMinister of Women, Racial Equality and Human RightsNilma Lino GomesCabinet-levelMoreira FrancoMaria do RosárioGuilherme Afif DomingosEleonora MenicucciSecretary of Promotion of Racial EqualityLuiza Helena de BairrosEdson Coelho AraújoHelena ChagasRoberto MangabeiraVice PresidentChief of Staff of the PresidencyAntonio PalocciGleisi HoffmannAttorney GeneralLuis Inácio AdamsComptroller GeneralSecretary of GovernmentSecretary of Institutional SecurityJosé Elito Carvalho SiqueiraChief of Military House of the PresidencyMarcos Antonio Amaro dos SantosPresident of the Central BankAlexandre Tombini