Kiko Celeguim
Kiko Celeguim is a Brazilian politician and member of the Workers' Party (PT), currently serving as a federal deputy in São Paulo. He is known for his active role in political mobilization and advocacy for democratic rights, particularly in the context of Brazil's historical struggles against authoritarianism. Recently, he commented on the government's decision to remain silent about the anniversary of the 1964 military coup, emphasizing the importance of remembering past injustices while acknowledging the government's priorities.
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Brazil:
Kiko Celeguim is the rapporteur of the project that aims to make the falsification of beverages and food a heinous crime.
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Brazil:
Kiko Celeguim is the rapporteur of a project that criminalizes the falsification of beverages and food.
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Liechtenstein:
Kiko Celeguim was appointed as the rapporteur for the bill that criminalizes the adulteration of alcoholic beverages.
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Brazil:
Kiko Celeguim was noted for voting in favor of the PEC da Blindagem, which drew criticism.
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Brazil:
Kiko Celeguim was one of the 12 PT deputies who voted in favor of the PEC da Blindagem.
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Liechtenstein:
He is a deputy who voted in favor of the PEC.
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Brazil:
Kiko Celeguim was one of the PT deputies who supported the PEC.
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Brazil:
Kiko Celeguim is the state president of the PT and a federal deputy.
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Liechtenstein:
Kiko Celeguim is the current president of the state directory in São Paulo and a candidate for re-election.
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Liechtenstein:
Kiko Celeguim is the current president of the state directory in São Paulo and a candidate for re-election.
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