In this context it means the period of time Temer is in charge of President of Brazil. His 'gestão' means the people will work with him, indicated by him, Ministers/Secretaries chosen/put in charge by him, all staff that is managed by him during the time he is the President of Brazil.

You also can think the first one can give you an idea the the person is always doing things like going home, having lunch/dinner, shower, etc in a rush as the second when could have the meaning that the person suffers of anxiety, want things done as faster as possible.

Hi 18ck. In fact there's no difference between both format. You can use both and you'll be completely understood. I think the first one is more informal and colloquial than the second one, but at the end they mean the same action. PS: I'm from Brazil, this is how we talk here, I don't know if there's a difference in POrtugal, but I believe it doesn't.

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