Rebeca Teixeira Ramagem Rodrigues, the state prosecutor from Roraima, has been absent from her position for 96 days and is required to provide administrative justification for 45 of those days. Initially, she had taken a vacation that was set to conclude on November 28, 2025, but has not returned to work since her leave began. Her absence is compounded by official extensions, recesses, and unrecognized leave, leading to questions about her current status at work.

Rebeca is the spouse of Alexandre Ramagem, a former federal deputy whose mandate was revoked and who is currently evading justice in the United States. The couple's journey to the U.S. was publicly acknowledged by Rebeca on social media on November 23, when she stated her motivations for leaving Brazil were tied to the protection of her family amidst legal troubles surrounding her husband. This points to a significant intertwining of personal and professional challenges, casting a spotlight on issues of accountability and governance in Brazil.

The ongoing situation raises several implications, particularly regarding her role as a state prosecutor and the responsibilities it entails. With the state prosecutor's office having to confront potential legal and administrative inquiries about her absence, it underscores the need for clarity in public service roles, especially in cases where personal circumstances impact governance and public trust.