Mackenzie expels a law student who published a racist video during the elections | County Dublin Hotels

When the case first appeared in October, the university issued a note repudiating Baleotti's "opinions and attitudes". The text also referred to the student's preemptive suspension and the opening of a disciplinary process to investigate the case.

However, students at the institution held protests at the time to pressure the Mackenzie to take tougher action and expel the student in the face of serious accusations.

On the night of Wednesday (9), the black collective Afromack, organizer of the acts, published a note on social networks thanking the mobilization and commenting on the expulsion.

"We thank all those who supported the struggle, who attended the demonstrations and expressed indignation at the racism present in the student's action.This decision demonstrates the seriousness and commitment of the student. in the fight against racism.This is of paramount importance not only for the Mackenzieian community, but for the whole society, "says the text.

MP for SP calls for opening of an investigation to investigate racism in universities [19659008] In the video, the student appears in a shirt of Jair Bolsonaro (PSL) saying that he "goes vote to the sound of Zeze, armed with" 39, a knife, a gun, the devil, crazy to see a vagabond tramp dressed in a red shirt and already kills, oh, you see this black woman (shines the camera on a motorcycle occupied by two people), will die, is a bading captain! "

The same author also realizes a second video in which he appears in an apartment in the process of mani er a firearm and says: "Captain, get up, the Brazilian needs v"

At the time, the civilian police had announced that the student would respond by the penalties provided for in paragraph 2 of Article 20 of Law 7.716 / 89 on Racial Crime: "Practice, incite or incite discrimination or prejudice of race, color, ethnicity, religion or national origin committed through the media or publications of any kind, punishable by imprisonment for two to five years and a fine. "

In his testimony before the police, the student stated that the video had been made on the way to the vote, in Londrina, his electoral domicile, and that he had disclosed this recording in a WhatsApp group having participated in this vote, but that he would have regretted and erased the content …

In an interview with TV Globo, Baleotti said that he was not "racist, prejudiced, much less violent "and is excused for" unhappy sound. "