Leonardo Quintans Coutinho, Paraíba’s attorney general, took a seat on the Paraíba State Lottery (Lotep) board during its regular meeting. He began his term as attorney general on 1 September 2025 for the 2025–2027 biennium; the source does not specify the length of his Lotep board appointment.
The appointment adds the state public prosecutor’s office to the board overseeing lottery activities in Paraíba.
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