José Agripino Maia

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José Agripino
Governor of Rio Grande do Norte
In office March 15, 1983 – May 14, 1986
Preceded by	Lavoisier Maia
Succeeded by	Radir Pereira de Araújo
In office March 15, 1991 – April 2, 1994
Preceded by	Geraldo Melo
Succeeded by	Vivaldo Costa
Senator from Rio Grande do Norte
In office March 15, 1987 – March 15, 1991
In office February 1, 1995 – January 31, 2019
Personal details
Born	José Agripino Maia (1945-05-23) May 23, 1945 (age 76) Mossoró, RN
Nationality	Brazilian
Political party	DEM
Spouse(s)	Anita Maia
Children	Felipe Maia
Profession	Politician

José Agripino Maia (born May 23, 1945) is a Brazilian politician. He served as governor of Rio Grande do Norte, from 1983 to 1986. He is the national president of Democrats (DEM), and senator.^[1] He was born in Mossoró, the son of Tarcísio Maia.

Political career[]

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In 1965, Maia joins ARENA, following the footsteps of his father.

In 1974, Maia supports his father, Tarcísio Maia, for governor of Rio Grande do Norte.

In 1978, Maia supports Lavoisier Maia, for governor.

In 1979, Maia was appointed by governor Lavoisier Maia.

In 1982, Maia faces and ends up winning the election, with support of governor Lavoisier Maia.

In 1984, Maia supports the name of , who was defeated by Maluf, supported by Lavoisier Maia. Thus, Maia decides to create the Front Liberal, to support Neves.

In 1985, Maia supports Wilma Maia, for mayor, who was defeated by Filho.

In 1986, Maia supports , who also was defeated by .

In 1989, Maia supports Collor, of the PRN, who was elected president of Brazil.

In 1990, Maia defeated Lavoisier Maia.

In 1994, Maia closes alliance PSDB–PFL, after the resignation of presidential candidacy of Lavoisier Maia, who will complete in the government, with support of Cardoso.

In 1996, Maia supports Wilma de Faria, for mayor.

In 1998, Maia applied for the governor, with support of Cardoso

In 2001, Maia breaks FHC.

In 2002, Maia supports Ciro Gomes, after Lula.

In 2008, Maia supports Micarla, for mayor, against Fátima Bezerra. Micarla went on to win the election.

In 2010, Maia was re-elected senator.

In 2014, Maia becomes general coordinator of presidential campaign of Neves.

Maia was one of the fiercest opponents of the Dilma government.

See also[]

• List of mayors of Natal, Rio Grande do Norte

References[]

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