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MPT Recommends Councillor of Curitiba to Retract After Video that Encourages Resignation of Workers per Vote in Lula

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The recommendation is that the councilman of Curitiba, Kilter, portrays himself after video that encourages the resignation of workers who voted in Lula.
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The Public Ministry of Labour in Paraná (MPT-PR) recommended, on Tuesday (27), that the councillor of Curitiba and elected federal deputy Guilherme Kilter (Novo) publish a retraction on social networks after encouraging entrepreneurs to resign employees who voted in the re-elected president Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva (PT). The measure occurs after reports of possible harassment [...] The post MPT recommends retraction of Guilherme Kilter after en…

The recommendation is that the councilman of Curitiba, Kilter, portrays himself after video that encourages the resignation of workers who voted in Lula.

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The councilman of Curitiba and elected federal congressman, Guilherme Kilter, was denounced for harassment of the electorate. The parliamentarian published a video... The post Guilherme Kilter is denounced after publishing video inciting dismissals of petist workers appeared first in Bem Paraná.

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The state deputy Requião Filho (PDT-PR) has activated the MPT (Ministry of Labour) and the MPF (Ministry of Federal Public) to investigate complaints that the elected state deputy Jessica Ramos Moreno (PL-PR) and the elected federal deputy Guilherme Kilter (New -PR) have committed harassment crime Read more (10/27/2026)

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Folha de S.Paulo broke the news in São Paulo, Brazil on Tuesday, October 27, 2026.
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