Construction of the wall was the subject of a request from PSOL, which argued that the work represents a violation of human rights and a form of segregation
The mayor of São Paulo, , of , declared that he has not yet received any notification from the minister do regarding the wall built in Cracolândia. The construction of the wall was the subject of a request from , which argued that the work represents a violation of human rights and a form of segregation. Nunes criticized the PSOL’s stance, suggesting that the focus should be on encouraging drug users to seek treatment, rather than contesting the construction of the wall. He defended the work, which replaced an iron siding that posed a risk of injury, and stated that there is no legal basis for any action that Moraes could take in relation to the structure.
The wall, which is 40 meters long and 2.5 meters high, was erected on Rua General Couto Magalhães. PSOL argues that the new structure limits the right to come and go for people in vulnerable situations and makes the work of health and social assistance professionals in the area difficult. The City of São Paulo clarified that the construction of the wall was a measure to replace the metal sidings, which posed security risks. Furthermore, the municipal administration highlighted that the new structure is smaller in size than the walls that were removed. To date, the city hall has not received a formal summons from the STF and will respond as soon as this occurs.
Published by Sarah Paula
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