Paulo Conrado, a significant figure in Brazilian local politics, passed away at the age of 63. Serving as a councilor in Volta Redonda, he dedicated much of his life to public service and was known for his commitment to the community. His death has deeply affected the local community and the political sphere in the city, highlighting the loss of a respected leader.

The memorial services for Conrado are scheduled to take place at the City Hall in Volta Redonda, demonstrating the high regard in which he was held by the city officials and citizens. The mayor of Volta Redonda, Antônio Francisco Neto, publicly expressed his sorrow and honored Conrado’s legacy, announcing a period of mourning in the city to remember a man who devoted his life to serving its residents.

Conrado's contributions to Volta Redonda and his commitment to public service were acknowledged in his obituary, indicating a significant impact on local governance and community relations. His passing leaves a notable void in the City Council, and the reactions from both officials and members of the community signify the high esteem in which he was held. The city will observe this period of mourning as a tribute to his legacy.