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by Auro de Oliveira 09/06/2025

Competidora de Nova Mutum Encanta em Estreia de Reality Show de Dança da Record, mas Relacionamento Não Evoluiu A estreia do reality show "Love & Dance", exibido pela TV Record no último domingo (8), trouxe Héricka Fontinhas, de 31 anos, influenciadora digital e apresentadora de Nova Mutum (MT), para os holofotes nacionais. Ela formou par com o ator e modelo Guilherme, de 37 anos, em uma coreografia ao som de "Perfect", de Ed Sheeran. Apesar da química no palco, o relacionamento não resistiu além de 15 dias. Héricka é conhecida na região do médio-norte de Mato Grosso por sua atuação no ambiente digital e como apresentadora, cobrindo eventos sertanejos e participando de produções de videoclipes. Com mais de 37 mil seguidores no Instagram, ela viu na participação do programa uma oportunidade de alavancar sua carreira, além da busca pelo amor. O formato inovador de "Love & Dance" utiliza a dança como elemento central para formar casais. Apresentado por Rafa Brites e Felipe Andreoli, com Marisa Orth como comentarista, o programa reúne participantes que se conhecem pela primeira vez no palco, durante uma coreografia ensaiada separadamente. Após a apresentação, que testa a sincronia e a interação física, os competidores decidem se querem se encontrar fora das câmeras para avaliar a existência de uma conexão mais profunda.

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Court Denies Public Defender’s Request to Suspend Action on Street Vendor Removal in Rio de Janeiro

The Court of Justice of the State of Rio de Janeiro has denied a request from the Public Defender’s Office to suspend a legal action initiated by Mayor Eduardo Paes’ administration concerning the removal of street vendors from the city’s streets. The decision was handed down by Judge Ricardo Ferreira Rodrigues, who ruled that the action is premature and lacks legal grounds, given that the administrative process has not yet been completed.

Background of the Case

The dispute centers around the city’s plan to remove street vendors from public areas and relocate them to specific designated zones. The Public Defender’s Office, representing the interests of the street vendors, sought to halt the city’s efforts, arguing that the removal would violate the vendors’ rights and livelihoods. They filed a motion to suspend the legal action, claiming that the administrative procedures had not been properly followed and that the vendors had not been adequately consulted or given proper notice.

However, the court found that the administrative process was still ongoing and that no final decision had been made regarding the removal of the vendors. As a result, Judge Rodrigues determined that the request for suspension was premature and lacked a legal basis at this stage.

Implications of the Decision

The court’s decision means that the city can continue with its administrative process to consider the removal of street vendors from certain areas. However, it does not grant the city an immediate right to remove the vendors. The administrative process must still be completed, and any final decision must comply with legal requirements, including proper notice and consideration of the vendors’ rights and interests.

The Public Defender’s Office has not yet indicated whether it will appeal the decision or take further legal action. Meanwhile, the city has reiterated its commitment to following due process and ensuring that the rights of all parties are respected.

The case highlights the ongoing tension between city governments and street vendors in urban areas, where public space and economic activity often intersect. The outcome of this legal battle could have significant implications for the future of street vending in Rio de Janeiro and potentially other cities facing similar challenges.