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Hospitals: IL advocates merit-based contests

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Briefings

A Brazilian newspaper reported that the Ministry of Justice and Public Security criticized the use of party affiliation as a criterion for public contracts, citing the need for merit-based selection. The article quotes Mariana Leitão, a public official, who stated that appointing individuals without relevant experience or political loyalty is inappropriate. The source indicates this criticism was issued in November 2026, though the specific date of the official's statement is not provided in the evidence.

Key points

• The Ministry of Justice and Public Security criticized the use of party affiliation as a criterion for public contracts, arguing that it leads to appointing individuals without relevant experience or political loyalty.
• Mariana Leitão, a public official, stated that appointing individuals without relevant experience or political loyalty is inappropriate.

Context

A Brazilian newspaper reported that the Ministry of Justice and Public Security criticized the use of party affiliation as a criterion for public contracts, citing the need for merit-based selection. The article quotes Mariana Leitão, a public official, who stated that appointing individuals without relevant experience or political loyalty is inappropriate.

Limitations

The evidence is limited to a single quote from Mariana Leitão without a specific date of the statement. The source does not specify the exact date of the criticism or the official's tenure, limiting the temporal scope of the reported event.

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