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Departures of note

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  1. Okky de Souza1952–2026Jornalista e crítico musical brasileiro-britânico que trabalhou na revista Veja por mais de três décadas.
  2. Zélia Amador de Deus1951–2026Brazilian professor emerita, researcher, and activist who co-founded CEDENPA and was a leading figure in the anti-racism movement in the Amazon.
  3. Maria Lúcia Campanha da Rocha Ribeiro1942–2026Journalist, professor, and researcher who co-founded the Grupo Divulgação theater group in Juiz de Fora.
  4. Romel Anísio Jorge1946–2026Brazilian politician who served as mayor of Ituiutaba and as a federal deputy for Minas Gerais.
  5. Roney Facchini1953–2026Brazilian actor known for the children's program Rá-Tim-Bum and telenovelas such as Cheias de Charme and Malhação.
  6. Paulo Eduardo Gomes1951–2026Brazilian politician and ex-city councilor of Niterói who co-founded PT-RJ and PSOL Niterói.
  7. Francisco de Jesus Araújo Pinheiro1955–2026Maestro, arranger and composer who was a leading figure in Maranhão popular music and culture.
  8. Alexandre Vieira1967–2026Brazilian politician who served as mayor of Mormaço (RS), elected in 2024, and died at 59.
  9. Ettore Luiz França Zuim1960–2026Brazilian voice actor and dubbing director known for voicing Batman, Hercules, and Prince Charming in Shrek 2.
  10. Marcílio Amorim1978–2026Brazilian actor, artistic agent, and cultural producer prominent in Rio Grande do Norte's theatre and audiovisual scene.
  11. João Carlos Forssell Neto1947–2026João Carlos Forssell Neto was a Brazilian lawyer and politician who served two terms as mayor of Itanhaém, São Paulo, from 2005 to 2012.
  12. Milton Soldani Afonso1921–2026Brazilian businessman and philanthropist who founded Golden Cross, one of Brazil's largest health plan operators, and the Universidade de Santo Amaro.
  13. Gracindo Jr.1943–2026Brazilian actor and director with more than 50 years in theatre, television, radio and film, who took part in the inauguration of TV Globo.
  14. Juracy Palhano1935–2026Brazilian politician, businessman and environmentalist from Paraíba who served as state and federal deputy and founded the bairro das Nações in Campina Grande.
  15. Luiz Antônio Silva1963–2026Brazilian pediatrician and TV presenter who hosted the 'Pergunte ao Doutor' health segment on DF1 for a decade.
  16. Rogério Valença1971–2026Brazilian forró eletrônico singer who was a vocalist for the bands Calcinha Preta, Caviar com Rapadura, and Raio da Silibrina.
  17. Aldenor Ernesto de Lima1938–2026Brazilian restaurateur who founded Canto da Peixada, the oldest restaurant in Manaus, and championed Amazonian cuisine.
  18. Marcelo Gasparini1972–2026Brazilian sertanejo singer who formed a duo with his twin brother Mauricio and was involved in the Clube da Viola project.
  19. Helinho Pimentel1956–2026Brazilian businessman, radio host, and cultural producer who founded Rádio Mundo Livre FM and helped create the Pedreira Paulo Leminski in Curitiba.
  20. Carlos Monforte1949–2026Carlos Monforte was a Brazilian journalist who became the first presenter of the Bom Dia Brasil newscast and spent over four decades at TV Globo.