"Commit rape, tear it apart"; audio clips against petistas spark outrage in Mallet

The circulation of audios with violent statements, references to rape and threats of damage to the patrimony of Workers’ Party (PT) voters is provoking outrage among Mallet residents at Paraná. The recordings, attributed to women in the municipality, began to be shared in message groups and social networks after the second round of the 2026 presidential elections.

According to reports sent to the report, several complaints were made because of the content of the messages. However, there is still no official confirmation about the number of records, the identity of the people involved or the opening of investigations.

Recording mentions rape and provokes outrage

In one of the audios circulating in the city, a woman expresses anger at the result of the elections and makes statements that include explicit references to sexual violence.

"May God bless, may He rape, may He tear," reads an excerpt from the recording, before the woman said she wanted to hear news of other people's suffering for having, in her words, put "a bandit in power back."

The content generated reactions on social networks, especially by the use of references to sexual violence as a way to express political dissatisfaction.

A publication shared by a resident who identifies as a mother and a PT voter questions the severity of the statements and mentions concern about possible threats against children.

“To wish a child to be raped is not political divergence, it is not a joke, let alone mime. It is a cruel, disgusting speech that needs to be taken seriously,” the publication said.

The message also calls for the facts to be investigated. It is important to note that the reference to children appears in this manifestation of repudiation, but it was not possible to confirm, only by the excerpts from the audios provided to the report, that the recordings presented a threat specifically directed at children.

Second audio speaks of vandalism against vehicles of petistas

Another recording attributed to a resident of Mallet contains statements of hostility against PT voters and expressions of desire to aggravate the country’s economic situation.

In the message, the woman states that she would like to see the price of diesel reach R $ 20 and declares that she wants the population to go hungry, even recognizing that it would also be harmed.

At another time, it mentions the possibility of committing theft and damaging vehicles of people identified as petistas.

“If I have the opportunity to pass and break a mirror of a car of a petista, I will break. If I have the opportunity to break a flashlight of a petista, I will break it," the voice on the recording said.

The woman also declares that she intends to stop acting correctly and start practicing acts that harm other people.

The statements raise concerns about possible acts of violence and vandalism motivated by political divergences. To date, there is no confirmed information that the aforementioned actions have been effectively carried out.

List of trades divided by political position circulates in Mallet

In addition to the recordings, residents report the release of a list of Mallet's commercial establishments classified according to their owners' alleged political preferences.

The material separates companies considered supporters of the former president Jair Bolsonaro and establishments identified as linked to the PT, with the intention of stimulating commercial boycotts.

The classification, however, does not prove the political position of the entrepreneurs mentioned. The exposure of establishments can cause losses, constraints and conflicts between consumers and traders.

The circulation of the material amplifies the concern about the reflections of political polarization in the local economy, especially in a municipality where entrepreneurs, workers and consumers maintain close commercial relations.

Similar situation provoked reaction of entities in Ponta Grossa

The episode recorded in Mallet occurs amid the circulation of similar lists in other cities of the Paraná.

In Ponta Grossa, the disclosure of relationships of commercial establishments classified by alleged political positioning provoked demonstrations of the Commercial, Industrial and Business Association of Ponta Grossa (ACIPG) and the Brazilian Association of Bars and Restaurants (Abrasel) Campos Gerais.

As reported by BnT Online, the entities defended respect for political differences and warned of the impacts that boycott movements can have on companies, workers, suppliers and the regional economy.

The ACIPG stressed that the freedom of vote and choice of consumers is part of democracy, but showed concern about the tightening of political divisions and their possible effects on economic activity.

Read also: Lists of political boycott of PG companies provoke reaction of ACIPG and Abrasel.

Complaints and possible legal consequences

Statements involving threats, encouragement of violence or damage to property may be analyzed by the authorities, depending on the content, context and circumstances of each case.

Freedom of expression and the expression of political opinions are rights guaranteed by Constituição Federal. However, these rights do not exclude the possibility of liability for conduct that constitutes infractions provided for in Brazilian legislation.

In the case of audios attributed to residents of Mallet, any liability will depend on the identification of the authors, the verification of the authenticity and integrity of the recordings and the evaluation of the competent authorities.

The episode highlights the aggravation of political tensions after the elections, with repercussions that go beyond partisan discussions and affect the social and commercial relations of the cities.

The BnT Online keeps space open for demonstrations of the people mentioned in the recordings and of the competent authorities.