Gil Cutrim

Gil Cutrim

politician Brazil

Gil Cutrim is a Brazilian politician and former federal deputy known for his close ties to the Republicanos party. He currently heads the Directorate of Governance and Sustainability at the Companhia de Desenvolvimento dos Vales do São Francisco e do Parnaíba (Codevasf), a government agency focused on regional development in Brazil. His involvement in the agency places him at the intersection of political strategy and regional development, especially in the context of the upcoming 2026 elections where party alignments are being heavily negotiated.

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Brazil Brazil: Gil Cutrim is a former deputy who denied making an appointment in the Department of Water Works. 5

Gleisi Hoffmann Carlos Antonio Vieira Fernandes Arthur Lira Luiz Inacio Lula Da Silva Ines Magalhaes Jose Trabulo Junior Ciro Nogueira Rodrigo Lemos Jean Rodrigues Benevides Altineu Cortes Hugo Motta Jose Guimaraes Pedro Lucas Fernandes Gustinho Ribeiro Arthur Maia Helena Lima
O Globo: governo amplia demissões de ex-aliados e prepara limpa de postos-chave da Caixa

Brazil Brazil: Gil Cutrim is a former deputy who denies having made an appointment in the Department of Water Works. 5

Gleisi Hoffmann Carlos Antonio Vieira Fernandes Arthur Lira Luiz Inacio Lula Da Silva Ines Magalhaes Jose Trabulo Junior Ciro Nogueira Rodrigo Lemos Jean Rodrigues Benevides Hugo Motta Jose Guimaraes Pedro Lucas Fernandes Gustinho Ribeiro Arthur Maia Helena Lima
O Globo: governo amplia demissões de ex-aliados e prepara limpa de postos-chave da Caixa

Liechtenstein Liechtenstein: Gil is the head of the Codevasf and is associated with Silvio Costa Filho. 5

Luiz Inacio Lula Da Silva Tarcisio De Freitas Silvio Costa Filho Joao Campos Valdemar Costa Neto Marcos Pereira
O Estado de S. Paulo (Estadão): Eleições 2026: Mesmo com Tarcísio candidato, Republicanos pode liberar apoio a Lula no Nordeste