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Doctor Who Asked Not to Discharge the Petists During Election Is Removed

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Doctor Marcella Segato de Sousa Melo was removed after suggesting that colleagues not discharge patients during the weekend of the election.

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Doctor is suspected of orienting employees to ‘do not discharge to petists'. The Regional Electoral Prosecutor's Office in Goiás (PRE-GO) requested the investigation of the case of doctor Marcella Segato de Sousa Melo, suspected of orienting other health professionals not to discharge to patients during the first round of the elections because, according to her, the majority is petist. The gynecologist and obstetrician was removed from the funct…

·Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
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Gynecologist Marcella Segato de Sousa Melo sent the order to a group of WhatsApps with hospital staff in Goiânia two days before Sunday's lawsuit (4/10)

·Brasília, Brazil
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The doctor Marcella Segato de Sousa Melo was removed after sending a message to professionals of the Municipal Hospital of Women and Maternity Célia Câmara, in Goiânia, advising that patients identified as petists did not receive discharge during the weekend of the elections. The case was confirmed by the unit on Wednesday (07/10).The orientation was published in a private group of WhatsApp on October 2, two days before the first round of electi…

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Brasilia, Oct 7 (Prensa Latina) A doctor from a municipal hospital in Goiânia is now separated from her duties after guiding colleagues not to discharge patients during the first round of the general elections in Brazil. The post Brazilian doctor is separated by message about petitists first appeared on Noticias Prensa Latina.

Note with apology was released by the press advisor The post Doctor removed after messages about patients asks for excuses and denies having denied discharges for political reason apareceu primeiro em Jornal Option.

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UOL broke the news in São Paulo, Brazil on Wednesday, October 7, 2026.
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