Deputy Erika Hilton (Psol-SP) claimed that Governor Tarcísio de Freitas prevented workers from holding a demonstration on Paulista Avenue on Labor Day (May 1st). According to her, the avenue was reserved for groups linked to former president Bolsonaro. The protest against the 6x1 work schedule was moved to Roosevelt Square.
The 6x1 work schedule refers to a system where workers work six days per week with only one day off. According to the Military Police, three Bolsonaro-supporting groups had previously requested authorization to use Paulista Avenue on Labor Day, and the corporation followed the chronological order of requests.
Erika Hilton claimed that Governor Tarcísio de Freitas tried to prevent workers from demonstrating on Paulista Avenue on May 1st
The protest would demand an end to the 6x1 work schedule
Erika Hilton said that Paulista Avenue was reserved for groups linked to former president Bolsonaro
The workers' protest will be held at Roosevelt Square at 9am
Military Police stated it acts technically and following previously established criteria
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Three groups linked to former president Bolsonaro had previously requested authorization
Military Police followed chronological order of requests and considered electoral context and risk of tension
Union organization CSP-Conlutas and other entities claim they were prevented by Military Police from holding protest on Paulista
Poder360 notes that Erika Hilton did not mention that groups linked to former president may have requested reservation before union movements
No gaps declared — all sources converge on the material facts.