The city of Sena Madureira in Acre, Brazil, has declared three days of official mourning for councilman Francisco da Silva Maia, who passed away at the age of 40. Maia died in the Intensive Care Unit (ICU) of Santa Juliana Hospital in Rio Branco after being hospitalized for over a week due to complications following a heart attack he suffered on the 21st of last month. Despite undergoing surgery after his heart attack, he was unable to recover from the subsequent complications.

The news of Maia's death was confirmed by the mayor on the day of his passing, and the local Chamber of Councilors issued a statement expressing their condolences and reflecting on Maia's political career. They emphasized his dedication to dialogue, respect, and his advocacy for the community. Maia was not only dedicated to public service as a councilman, but he also had a background in environmental management and had previously worked as a school coordinator in Sena Madureira.

Maia's death represents a significant loss to the local political landscape, with the community mourning the loss of a dedicated public servant who was known for his commitment to his constituents. The city's declaration of mourning underscores the impact of his work and the legacy he leaves behind in the region, which will likely influence local political dynamics in the coming period.