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Natasha Ferreira began her activism in the student movement and worked at the Ministry of Human Rights before being elected councilor in 2024.
On social media, the parliamentarian celebrated the result and classified the election as historic. The elected deputy also highlighted the mobilization during the electoral period.
Born in Sapiranga, Natasha began her political activism at the age of 13 in the PT student movement. Before holding a parliamentary mandate, he worked at the National Reference Center for Human Rights and the Ministry of Human Rights. She was also the first trans person appointed as an advisor in the Legislative Assembly of RS.
In 2024, Natasha was elected councilor in Porto Alegre with 4,718 votes, becoming the most voted transvestite in the history of the capital of Rio Grande do Sul and the first elected by the PT in the municipality. Currently, he serves as leader of the party's bench in the City Council.
In the municipal Legislature, the councilor was the author of the project that created quotas for trans people in public competitions and internship programs, which made Porto Alegre the first capital in the country to adopt the measure. She also chaired the CPI of Desmonte of the Municipal Department of Water and Sewage (Dmae) and heads the Commission for Consumer Protection, Human Rights and Urban Security (Cedecondh).

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Leandro Grass' advisor confirms the interview, while governor Celina Leão fulfills an agenda with Eduardo Pedrosa. MPF reinforces restrictions on advertising and public events in the 48 hours before the 2nd round, scheduled for October 25th.

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Flávio Bolsonaro and Tarcísio de Freitas obtained significant votes in the cities of Sorocaba, Jundiaí and Itapetininga, reflecting the electoral scenario in the regions of São Paulo.