Accountant Ana Raquel Ribeiro left her job to dedicate herself to an electronic music profile on social media. Weeks after posting about a party organized by Daniel Vorcaro at Madame Satã, her account was taken offline without any specific explanation. She says she only understood what happened years later.
Three years after the incident, Federal Police documents revealed that one of the most influential figures in the Brazilian banking sector had ordered the removal of one of her posts. The order would have been directed at the accountant for her work as a content creator.
The post about the event at Madame Satã triggered what Ana Raquel describes as an "earthquake" in her life. The abrupt removal of her account represented a significant impact on her professional transition and her life plans.
The case is now being investigated by the Federal Police, which is looking into the circumstances of the removal order and the possible interference of a powerful banker in the activities of a simple content creator about electronic music.
