Investigated by accused of killing Marielle, professor says: 'There is a cloud of smoke over the democracy of Rio'
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Investigated by accused of killing Marielle, professor says: 'There is a cloud of smoke over the democracy of Rio'
Pedro Mara, who had disagreements with Flávio Bolsonaro in 2017, was watched by Ronnie Lessa and will leave Rio de Janeiro to maintain physical integrity
By RODRIGO TEIXEIRA
"There is a cloud of smoke over the democracy of Rio de Janeiro", says Pedro Mara referring to Clan Bolsonaro and Ronnie Lessa - Reproduction / Facebook
Rio - In July 2017, after the press revealed a friction between the then deputy Flávio Bolsonaro (PSL-RJ) and the professor of the state network of Rio de Janeiro Pedro Mara, one of those accused for the murder of councilwoman Marielle Franco (Psol-RJ ) and driver Anderson Gomes, retired PM Sergeant Ronnie Lessa conducted a survey to have more details about the educator. Since then, the life of the educator has changed.
After accessing the information that was being monitored by the PM, Mara decided to act. And he got help from the Education Commission and the Human Rights Commission, both from the Legislative Assembly of Rio de Janeiro (Alerj), to enter into a security protocol. Now, he will leave Rio de Janeiro to maintain his physical integrity.
"I feel mainly violated. I love what I do, I love my work. It was a struggle to open classes this year. The feeling is of sadness and hopelessness, the coincidences that are happening need to be explained to society. We have a political crisis in place. And the more you investigate, the more it has to be explained. There is a cloud of smoke over democracy, "says Professor Pedro Mara, who is director Ciep 210, in Belford Roxo, in the Baixada Fluminense.
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According to the educator, the Human Rights Commission of the Brazilian Bar Association (OAB) and the Union of Teachers of the State of Rio de Janeiro (Sepe) accompany and support him to leave Rio de Janeiro temporarily.
"I was the one who had the least sense of being there on that list. I am a syndicalist, a democratically elected school director. I'm just a militiaman for education and I've never been involved in a militia affair, "said the professor, who was a contestant for a school in the Baixada Fluminense for wanting to change the reality of school-age youth.
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"Every day we fight students with crime. And this exile, though temporary, frustrates me. We live today with no guarantee of going to and from places in safety. Without criminal groups monitoring us, "he added, after learning that his name appears in the Rio de Janeiro Civil Police investigation report for having had his life researched and monitored by the reformed PM sergeant.
Pedro Mara said that even far away will not stop thinking about the best for teaching in Rio. "I will be a prisoner without bars from now on, but I will never stop fighting for quality education, a better public school, no discipline without a teacher, and a school reality based on freedom and plurality," he said.
Wanted, Senator Flávio Bolsonaro (PSL-RJ) said he would rather not comment on the matter.
SOURCE. Newspaper The Day
Investigated by accused of killing Marielle, professor says: 'There is a cloud of smoke over the democracy of Rio'
Pedro Mara, who had disagreements with Flávio Bolsonaro in 2017, was watched by Ronnie Lessa and will leave Rio de Janeiro to maintain physical integrity
By RODRIGO TEIXEIRA
"There is a cloud of smoke over the democracy of Rio de Janeiro", says Pedro Mara referring to Clan Bolsonaro and Ronnie Lessa - Reproduction / Facebook
Rio - In July 2017, after the press revealed a friction between the then deputy Flávio Bolsonaro (PSL-RJ) and the professor of the state network of Rio de Janeiro Pedro Mara, one of those accused for the murder of councilwoman Marielle Franco (Psol-RJ ) and driver Anderson Gomes, retired PM Sergeant Ronnie Lessa conducted a survey to have more details about the educator. Since then, the life of the educator has changed.
After accessing the information that was being monitored by the PM, Mara decided to act. And he got help from the Education Commission and the Human Rights Commission, both from the Legislative Assembly of Rio de Janeiro (Alerj), to enter into a security protocol. Now, he will leave Rio de Janeiro to maintain his physical integrity.
"I feel mainly violated. I love what I do, I love my work. It was a struggle to open classes this year. The feeling is of sadness and hopelessness, the coincidences that are happening need to be explained to society. We have a political crisis in place. And the more you investigate, the more it has to be explained. There is a cloud of smoke over democracy, "says Professor Pedro Mara, who is director Ciep 210, in Belford Roxo, in the Baixada Fluminense.
Accused of killing Marielle made searches by politicians and human rights entities
Lessa and Queiroz closely monitored investigation, defined judge
According to the educator, the Human Rights Commission of the Brazilian Bar Association (OAB) and the Union of Teachers of the State of Rio de Janeiro (Sepe) accompany and support him to leave Rio de Janeiro temporarily.
"I was the one who had the least sense of being there on that list. I am a syndicalist, a democratically elected school director. I'm just a militiaman for education and I've never been involved in a militia affair, "said the professor, who was a contestant for a school in the Baixada Fluminense for wanting to change the reality of school-age youth.
Accused of killing Marielle PM is suspected of planning escape to the United States
Suspected of killing Marielle has deposited $ 100,000 in his own account, says Coaf
Associating Marielle's death with the Bolsonaro family is 'disgusting', says Eduardo
"Every day we fight students with crime. And this exile, though temporary, frustrates me. We live today with no guarantee of going to and from places in safety. Without criminal groups monitoring us, "he added, after learning that his name appears in the Rio de Janeiro Civil Police investigation report for having had his life researched and monitored by the reformed PM sergeant.
Pedro Mara said that even far away will not stop thinking about the best for teaching in Rio. "I will be a prisoner without bars from now on, but I will never stop fighting for quality education, a better public school, no discipline without a teacher, and a school reality based on freedom and plurality," he said.
Wanted, Senator Flávio Bolsonaro (PSL-RJ) said he would rather not comment on the matter.
SOURCE. Newspaper The Day
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