Outraged by the , São Paulo councilwoman Janaína Paschoal () says she may go to the (Organization of American States) in the face of a possible
His party, the PP, is at risk of having its City Council bench revoked, in an action in which it is accused of launching fictitious female candidates in the 2024 elections to meet the minimum gender quota.
The decision, according to her, only penalizes women.
“The last placed on the ticket [do PP] it was a man. The five women questioned [na ] they had more votes than the last man on the ticket. What protection policy [às mulheres] That’s it, because no one went to ask him if he delivered paper in the neighborhood”, says Paschoal.
The councilor says she is receiving reports from candidates who, during the election race, became ill or had to deal with their children’s illnesses and were unable to campaign.
“I’m not just talking about my case. I’m about to fall, but I’m talking about the dozens of cases I’m receiving. Simple women are swallowing this indecent sentence of eight years of ineligibility”, said the councilor.
Reporter of the case at the TRE, judge Cláudio Langroiva Pereira presented a vote in which he requests the cassation and ineligibility of the candidates. The trial, this Thursday (26), was interrupted after a request for a hearing from the other two judges in the class.
The complaint was made by the federation formed by PT, PC do B and PV, in addition to Solidariedade and councilor Paulo Frange (MDB).
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