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'Quem ama cuida': Ademir is convicted, flies into a rage and assaults Pedro

oglobo9 September 2026 at 08:00

Lawyer Ademir, played by Dan Stulbach, will face the consequences of his crimes in upcoming chapters of "Quem ama cuida". He will decide to represent himself during the trial over the harassment allegations, but won't be able to escape the conviction, which is a spoiler already expected by viewers.

Outraged by the outcome of the process, Ademir will lose control and assault his own son, Pedro, played by Chay Suede. The young man took on the defense of the victims in the case, which further worsened the already strained relationship between father and son.

Adriana, played by Letícia Colin, will celebrate Ademir's downfall, seeing his arrest as another step in her revenge against those who contributed to her unjust conviction for the murder of Arthur Brandão. However, she will also suffer seeing Pedro, her boyfriend, involved in the situation, since it was Ademir's own son who helped Suely.

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