PF says it is investigating threats against elected deputy Ana Elisa

According to the PF, the investigation is in charge of the police station in Divinópolis and has technical support from the Directorate for Combating Cybercrimes (Dciber). "Investigative measures have already been initiated and include specialized investigations and requests for international police cooperation to obtain information that could contribute to identifying those responsible", highlighted the institution.

The case was exposed by Ana Elisa on Saturday (7), after she suffered criticism over the use of police escort. In a video released on social media, the parliamentarian reported that she received an email with death and rape threats, as well as racist attacks (watch above).

Also according to the Federal Police, details of the ongoing investigations will not be disclosed, "due to the secrecy necessary to preserve the investigations."

The Ministry of Human Rights and Citizenship (MDHC) stated, this Sunday, that it is following the threats made against the elected federal deputy Ana Elisa (PT). The agency also reinforced the need for investigation and accountability in the case.

According to the ministry, the parliamentarian is being monitored by the Program for the Protection of Human Rights Defenders, Communicators and Environmentalists (PPDDH), aimed at people at risk, vulnerability or victims of threats. Monitoring has been carried out since October 9, after the first round of elections.

Also according to the ministry, the program, which in Minas Gerais works in partnership with the state government, involves risk analysis, protective measures and forwarding of complaints to the competent authorities, for eventual accountability of offenders.

Since the first round of elections, when she was elected the youngest federal deputy for Minas Gerais, Ana Elisa has exposed death and rape threats that she receives over the internet. She even deactivated her X account after the attacks intensified.

On October 9, the Ministry of Justice and Public Security asked the Federal Police (PF) to open an investigation to investigate the threats against the elected parliamentarian.

In a video published on social media this Saturday, Ana Elisa showed the content of an email sent by a man who identifies himself as "Pedro". In one of the excerpts, he stated that he was waiting for an opportunity to attack her at home.

In another part of the message, the man made threats of rape and murder. The content also contains racist attacks related to the parliamentarian's political activities.