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Caso Marielle Franco: Como foi o julgamento do crime que matou Marielle e Anderson
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The Supreme Court condemned the accused of planning the assassination of Marielle Franco and Anderson Gomes, resulting in a combined sentence of 76 years for the two brothers. The trial highlighted the emotional weight of the proceedings, with family members and social movement representatives present.
- The Supreme Court condemned the accused of planning the assassination of Marielle Franco and Anderson Gomes, marking a significant moment nearly ten years after the crime
- The trial featured family members of Marielle and Anderson, alongside politicians and representatives from social movements. This highlighted the emotional weight of the proceedings
- The general prosecutor emphasized the strong evidence against the criminal organization led by the accused brothers. This affirmed the responsibility of the two assassins
- Minister Alexandre de Morais identified the brothers as part of a militia. He underscored the political motivations behind the crime against Marielle Franco
- Minister Carmen Lúcia addressed the racism involved in Marielles death. She argued that women are often viewed as reference points rather than as rights holders
- The brothers received a combined sentence of 76 years for their roles in the assassinations. Other accomplices received varying sentences for their involvement
- The trial concluded with emotional reactions from Marielles family and friends. They had waited eight years for justice in this case