
Eduarda Campopiano, councilor from Praia Grande and the most voted candidate for state deputy in São Paulo in 2026, stated in a podcast that, without catechization, indigenous people would be committing cannibalism and killing children, generating repercussions and a police report for racism registered by indigenous leader Katú Mirim.
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Eduarda Campopiano is a councilor from Praia Grande and ran for a seat in the Legislative Assembly of São Paulo in 2026, obtaining the highest number of votes among the candidates with 85% of the ballots counted.
The most voted state deputy in São Paulo in 2026, Eduarda Campopiano (PL) has already thanked God for the colonization of Brazil and stated that indigenous peoples are cannibals and kill children.
Councilor of Praia Grande, Campopiano had 1,658,428 votes, with 85% of the ballots counted, in the dispute for a seat in Alesp (Legislative Assembly of São Paulo).
In May of this year, she stated, in a podcast called RedCast, that, without catechization, indigenous people would be "committing cannibalism" in Brazil.
"Glory to God who colonized, glory to God who catechized the Indian women. Glory to God that the extreme right arrived and told the Indians: 'guys, making a sacrifice and eating your little brother's arm is not cool, burying a child alive...'", said the councilor.
The case gained repercussion, and the artist and indigenous leader Katú Mirim filed a police report in São Paulo for the crime of racism.
The Panel did not have contact with Campopiano this Sunday (4).
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
The racism report registered by Katú Mirim will lead to a police investigation
Likely · Within weeks
Eduarda Campopiano could face party sanctions or loss of political support
Possible · Within weeks

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