Wanderlei Barbosa
Wanderlei Barbosa | |
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Governor of Tocantins | |
Assumed office 11 March 2022 | |
Vice Governor | None (2022) Laurez Moreira(2023–present) |
Preceded by | Mauro Carlesse |
Vice Governor of Tocantins | |
In office 9 July 2018 – 11 March 2022 | |
Governor | Mauro Carlesse |
Preceded by | Cláudia Lelis |
Succeeded by | Laurez da Rocha Moreira (2023) |
State deputy for Tocantins | |
In office 1 February 2011 – 9 July 2018 | |
Councilman forPalmas | |
In office 1 January 1997 – 1 February 2011 | |
Councilman forPorto Nacional | |
In office 1 January 1989 – 1 January 1997 | |
Personal details | |
Born | Wanderlei Barbosa Castro 12 March 1964 Porto Nacional,Goiás(nowTocantins),Brazil |
Political party | Republicanos(since 2022) |
Other political affiliations | |
Spouse | Blandina Vieira Leite |
Wanderlei Barbosa Castro(born 12 March 1964 inPorto Nacional) is a Brazilian businessman and politician who has been the governor ofTocantinssince 2022, after the removal of then-governorMauro Carlesse.[1]Prior to being governor, he was vice-governor from 2018 to 2022 under Carlesse.[2][3]He is currently a member of theRepublicanosparty.[4]
Personal life
[edit]Born inPorto Nacional,Barbosa is the son of rancher Fenelon Barbosa Sales, the first mayor of the state capitalPalmasfrom thePartido da Frente Liberal,[5][6]and Maria Rosa de Castro Sales, a teacher who was the first Secretary of Education of Palmas.[7]Wanderlei is married to Blandina Vieira Leite, and his son,Léo Barbosa ,is currently a state deputy forTocantins.[2][8]
Career
[edit]Barbosa was first elected as a councilman for Porto Nacional in 1989.[citation needed]In 1996, he moved to Palmas, where he was again elected as councilman from 1997 to 2011.[2]He was the president of the municipal assembly from 2003 to 2004, and again from 2009 to 2010.[3]He was first elected as a state deputy in Tocantins in 2010, then reelected in 2014.[citation needed]
In2018,Barbosa was elected vice-governor of Tocantins, with Carlesse as governor.[2]In2022,he was elected in his own right as governor with 481,496 votes, or 58.14% of the vote.[citation needed]
References
[edit]- ^Mathias, Lucas (2021-10-20)."Mauro Carlesse é o terceiro governador afastado no mandato 2019-2022".O Globo(in Brazilian Portuguese).Retrieved2023-07-27.
- ^abcd"Vice assume após governador Mauro Carlesse ser afastado por seis meses".G1(in Brazilian Portuguese). 2021-10-20.Retrieved2023-07-25.
- ^ab"Governador em exercício".Government of Brazil(in Brazilian Portuguese).Retrieved25 July2023.
- ^Gadelha, Igor (9 March 2022)."Governadores do Tocantins e Santa Catarina se filiam ao Republicanos".Metrópoles(in Brazilian Portuguese).Retrieved25 July2023.
- ^"Saiba quem é Wanderlei Barbosa, vice que assume o governo do Tocantins durante o afastamento de Carlesse".G1.20 October 2021.Retrieved25 July2023.
- ^Silva, Elisângela (17 April 2021)."Fenelon Barbosa, primeiro prefeito de Palmas e pai do Vice-governador, recebe segunda dose da vacina contra a Covid-19".Governo do Tocantins.Retrieved25 July2023.
- ^Bucar, Ruy (26 September 2022)."Wanderlei divide palanque com seu pai em Taquaruçu Grande".G1.Retrieved25 July2023.
- ^"Wanderlei Barbosa tem trajetória marcada por cargos no Legislativo e parentes conhecidos na política".G1.12 March 2022.Retrieved25 July2023.
- 1964 births
- Living people
- People from Porto Nacional
- People from Palmas, Tocantins
- Brazilian businesspeople
- Members of the Legislative Assembly of Tocantins
- Democratic Labour Party (Brazil) politicians
- Humanist Party of Solidarity politicians
- Democrats (Brazil) politicians
- Republicans (Brazil) politicians
- Brazilian Socialist Party politicians
- Patriota politicians
- Solidariedade politicians
- Podemos (Brazil) politicians