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ZINRS #163

Tamir x Jones - Que lição podemos tirar?

Entre os 194 parlamentares que apoiam a PEC, seis são do Maranhão

A Proposta de Emenda Constitucional (PEC) que visa pôr fim à escala de trabalho 6×1, em que o trabalhador atua por seis dias consecutivos e descansa no sétimo, atingiu o número mínimo de assinaturas na Câmara dos Deputados para dar início ao processo de tramitação. A proposta, apresentada pela deputada Erika Hilton (PSOL-SP) em maio, ultrapassou o requisito de 171 assinaturas, alcançando o apoio…

Érica Malunguinho's win is a bright spot in Brazil's controversial elections.

On Monday, Afro-Brazlian activist and community leader Érica Malunguinho made history as the first transgender woman to win a post in state congress in Sâo Paulo, reports Remezcla.

Malunhuinho, is one of more than 50 transgender candidates ran for office in Monday's election, according to NBC. The community organizer is also one of "The Seeds of Marielle"—the 231 black women who ran for public office, following in the footsteps of the late Afro-Brazilian activist Marielle Franco.

In an interview with Afropunk, the 36-year-old activist spoke about her dedication to keeping Franco's mission alive. "I cried a lot when I heard about Marielle's murder," she said. "Her political project was just wiped out. It was a message to us that we should not be there fighting over our bodies and resisting genocide and racism. I had so much hate in me. At the same time, I knew I needed to take this hate and do something positive with it."

With her new post Malunguinho, a member of the Partido Socialismo e Liberdade (PSOL) will continue to advocate for Brazil's LGBTQ community, which will be under increased threat if far-right presidential candidate Jair Bolsonaro— dubbed "Brazil's Trump"—is elected. 

[Update by the mods: this article is from October 9th 2018. As of now, November 8th 2018, Jair Bolsonaro has already been elected. Also, OP wrote the party’s name in Spanish, but our official language is Portuguese, so I corrected it].

one year without marielle, one year without anwers.