Daniela Ramalho

A year after the murder of Marielle Franco, militant of feminist causes, black and LGBTQI , her parents Antonio and Marinete da Silvia traveled to Paris. They went to the French capital to attend the inauguration of the garden that has their daughter’s name. At the ceremony, they recall the investigation of the crime that shot Marielle during her first year as city councilor of Rio de Janeiro, in Brazil. Three years after Marielle’s death, the garden passes through the change of seasons, but the crime against her and her driver Anderson da Silvia continues without an answer.

A year after the murder of Marielle Franco, militant of feminist causes, black and LGBTQI , her parents Antonio and Marinete da Silvia traveled to Paris. They went to the French capital to attend the inauguration of the garden that has their daughter’s name. At the ceremony, they recall the investigation of the crime that shot Marielle during her first year as city councilor of Rio de Janeiro, in Brazil. Three years after Marielle’s death, the garden passes through the change of seasons, but the crime against her and her driver Anderson da Silvia continues without an answer.