“…The functions of the grantee, that was the highest authority,were legal and administrative, allowing them to make judgments, impose sanctions, distribute his land, found villages, enslave Indians, collect taxes, etc., and pass a portion of The 1988 political Charter gave Brazil the status of the democratic rule of law, in which the ruler submits to the law, popular will, and purposes proposed by the citizens (Bastos, 2002). This Constitution, according to Abu-El-Haj (2005, p. The reform guidelines instituted by the PDRAE were destatization, rationalization, flexibility, institutionalization, and publicization (Pinto & Santos, 2017). Actions typical of this managerial reform included accountability, increased efficiency through the pursuit of productivity, privatization, outsourcing and deregulation, transfer of non-exclusive services to non-state public entities, and so on (Costa, 2008).…”