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RIO – Security cameras have surprised the act of vandalism committed by a hooded man on a graffiti of the face of the municipal councilor Marielle Franco and the biopharmaceutical Maria da Penha, which gives its name to the law n 11,340 on the defense of women. The action took place Monday of last week, around 12:12. Last July, Pakistani Malala Yousafzai, winner of the Nobel Peace Prize, went to the community of Tavares Bastos in Catete and painted there. The information was published for the first time by the Ancelmo Góis column.
Globo was on site and had exclusive access to the recordings. In the photos, the man climbs the hidden street among the cars – on the sidewalk in front of the wall with the graffiti. When the street is empty, the vandal crosses and turns his back on the camera to begin painting the face of the two paintings in black.
The graffiti was only seen on Tuesday by the resident of the house with the paintings. Retired Euclides Soares said he noticed vandalism by chance, crossing the street and looking at the painting – a rare act, he said.
– I usually do not stop to watch, but I ended up noticing what they did. I do not understand what drives one to do it, it's absurd, "laments Euclid.
The painting is part of a collection of graffiti from the Nami Museum, with open air paintings in the community, organized by the graffiti artist Panmela Castro, chairman of the Nami Network. She recalls that vandalism was committed on December 10, Human Rights Day.
Anyone who did this knew that our workshop would be on vacation and that we would be slow to notice it.
A resident who pbaded by and asked not to be identified lamented the vandalism.
– It's symbolic. They want to erase the memory of the faces of Marielle and Maria da Penha. The graffiti wants to send a message, "he commented.
Solidarity Response
The painting will be redone by the widow of the old woman, Monica Benfica, December 28. In the act, with the time still undefined, will be available molds of the drawing so that the painting can be made by the city, in
as during the distribution of thousand plaques bearing the name of Marielle Franco after the collapse of the symbolic signage of the newly elected deputies, Daniel Silveira, federal, and Rodrigo Amorim
.
– Let us face the acts of barbarity and vandalism by demonstrations of solidarity and affection. It's a guarantee of memory preservation – comments Monica.
According to Panmela, the idea is to show that "gratuitous violence" will get a multiplied response.
"They want to silence us and they will not be able to," said the artist.
Vandalism usual <img alt = "marielle-antes-luego.jpg" id = "_ 6e7ddf56-278b-4dd8-95fd-5df608908cd7" src = "http://oglobo.globo.com/in/marielle-antes In other parts of the city, tributes paid to the city councilor who was badbadinated in March were also vandalized last Tuesday, when O Globo was in the community of Tavares Bastos around 1 pm
recorded at the end of November a wall recently painted by the graffiti artist Panmela and the widow of Marielle, Monica Benicio
. This morning, residents denounced on social networks that the place had also been vandalized. The wall is already being restored by Panmela.
At Avenida Presidente Vargas, in the center, a tribute to Marielle had her eyes painted.
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