Robison Pereira, a professor assistant at the State University of Piauí (Uespi), died at the age of 63 in Floriano, Brazil. His death was preceded by complications related to diabetes and a thrombosis, leading to his hospitalization at a local urgent care unit since Sunday, October 15. The circumstances surrounding his death remain unclear as the official cause has not yet been disclosed.

Colleagues and students remember Robison for his outstanding dedication and commitment to education. As noted by Maria Rodrigues, director of Uespi in Floriano, he left behind a significant legacy of wisdom in the educational field. His influence extended beyond the classroom; he was also a researcher focused on crucial topics such as knowledge, power, self-care, ethnic-racial diversity, education, society, and politics, contributing to the development of basic education teachers.

The funeral for Professor Robison Pereira is scheduled to take place on Wednesday morning, October 18, at a funeral home in the center of Floriano. Although the specific time and location for his burial have yet to be communicated, his passing has left a profound mark on the community he served for many years. The loss is felt particularly by the students he mentored and the academic community at Uespi, where he had been a beloved figure since joining the faculty in 2010.