This week in Brazil
Lula's administration faces scrutiny over financial dealings, with his former chief of staff admitting to settling a loan with an investigated lobbyist and an associate making numerous unofficial visits to ministries. Concurrently, the political landscape is active with Flávio Bolsonaro's campaign announcing a vice-presidential candidate and utilizing AI in political posts, while the Supreme Court prepares to rule on indigenous land rights and a judge is suspended in a Lava Jato-related case.
About Brazil
Brazil, a South American giant, captivates with its vibrant culture, vast Amazon rainforest, and extensive coastline, making it a significant global player. While its media market is large and diverse, press freedom is partly-free, with journalists facing violence, particularly in rural areas, and media ownership remaining concentrated.
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Media landscape
Brazil boasts a large and diverse media market, where the press is generally free, though journalists encounter violence, particularly in rural regions, and media ownership is notably concentrated.
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Lula's government and violence become themes for Tarcísio and Haddad in heated São Paulo debate
- São Paulo Governor Tarcísio de Freitas and former Finance Minister Fernando Haddad clashed in their first debate for the São Paulo gubernatorial race. - The debate featured national political tensio…
São Paulo Debate: Freitas and Haddad Clash on Economy, Hint at 2030 Presidential Run
- São Paulo Governor Tarcísio de Freitas and former minister Fernando Haddad engaged in a heated debate, reprising their 2022 rivalry and setting the stage for a potential 2030 presidential contest. -…
Democracies under attack from electoral interference, with Brazil and Europe facing threats
- Democracies worldwide face threats from electoral interference, including potential foreign influence. - Brazil's upcoming October elections are a focus, with concerns about possible U.S. interferen…
Brasília debate features accusations and demands over BRB crisis after Master case
- Candidates in the race for Governor of the Federal District traded accusations during a TV debate, focusing on the crisis at BRB bank. - Incumbent Governor Celina Leão, seeking re-election, faced sc…
São Paulo Debate: Haddad Accuses Rival Freitas of Cheating with Notes
- São Paulo gubernatorial candidates Tarcísio de Freitas and Fernando Haddad clashed in their first debate, with Freitas using notes and Haddad accusing him of cheating. - The debate, held on TV Band,…
Tarcísio and Haddad clash in sharp debate over federal role in São Paulo's results
- São Paulo's governor Tarcísio de Freitas and governor Haddad engaged in a sharp but fair debate focusing on the federal government's role in the state's results. - The debate covered various topics,…
Absent from Rio debate, Paes draws fire along with Douglas Ruas
- Eduardo Paes, a former mayor of Rio de Janeiro, faced criticism in his absence from a gubernatorial debate. - Opponents attacked Paes for past incidents of mistreating women and for abandoning his m…
Paes withdraws from debate, becomes target of harsh attacks
- Eduardo Paes, a leading Rio de Janeiro gubernatorial candidate, was heavily attacked in the first debate after withdrawing his participation. - Candidates called Paes 'jellyfish man,' 'woman aggress…
GloboNews Cameraman Removed After Headbutting Reporter Before Debate Coverage
- A GloboNews cameraman was removed from covering a debate in São Paulo after physically assaulting a reporter. - The incident occurred before the debate between gubernatorial candidates Fernando Hadd…
São Paulo candidates trade barbs on education, security in first TV debate
- São Paulo gubernatorial candidates Tarcísio de Freitas and Fernando Haddad clashed in their first TV debate, criticizing each other's records on education, security, and the "cracolândia" (crack coc…
Paes Withdraws from First Debate with Rio de Janeiro Governor Pre-Candidates
- Eduardo Paes, former mayor of Rio de Janeiro, withdrew from the first debate for Rio de Janeiro state governor. - The debate was organized by Band and scheduled for Sunday, August 9. - The organizer…
Moro withdraws from Paraná governor debate, accuses PT and PSD of 'combined game'
- Senator Sergio Moro, a candidate for governor of Paraná, announced he will not participate in a debate organized by Grupo Bandeirantes. - Moro accused the PT and PSD parties of orchestrating a "comb…
São Paulo Governor Tarcísio and Haddad Hold First Debate for State Leadership
- São Paulo Governor Tarcísio de Freitas and former Finance Minister Fernando Haddad will participate in their first debate for the state's governorship. - The debate, hosted by Band, will feature the…
The unequal limit of electoral donations
- Brazilian electoral campaigns rely heavily on public funds, but private donations remain significant. - A master's thesis identified four types of private donors, ranging from pragmatic-dispersed to…
Moro, Paes skip first governor debates in Brazil
- Senators Sergio Moro and Eduardo Paes will not attend the first debates for governor in Paraná and Rio de Janeiro, respectively. Moro cited a
Flávio Cries Reading Letter to Bolsonaro After Moraes Blocks Father's Day Visit
- Senator Flávio Bolsonaro posted a video of himself crying while writing a letter to his father, former President Jair Bolsonaro. - The Supreme Court denied a request for the children to visit Jair B…
Brazil's enduring struggle: From job hunters to state capture
- Brazil's 1934 constitution introduced civil service exams, with implementation gaining momentum under the Estado Novo and the creation of DASP in 1938. - Despite democratic reforms and the 1988 cons…
After 'never before,' Lula resorts to 'who hasn't?', and the effect is comical
- President Lula has adopted a new rhetorical device, "quem nunca" (who hasn't?), to normalize potentially questionable actions, contrasting with his previous "nunca antes" (never before) claims of ex…
Former fisherman in Paraty lives off tourism, receives government aid, undecided on vote
- Arnor da Cruz Conceição, a former fisherman in Paraty, now relies on tourism for income. - He receives government benefits to supplement his earnings. - Conceição, 78, struggles to recall his voting…
Flávio Bolsonaro Writes Letter to Father, Crying Over Father's Day Visit Ban
- Senator Flávio Bolsonaro wrote a letter to his father, former President Jair Bolsonaro, expressing distress over being prohibited from visiting him on Father's Day. - The restriction was imposed by …
Brazil Electoral Court President Defends Voting Machines, Cites Need for Voter Confidence
- The president of Brazil's Superior Electoral Court (TSE), Kassio Nunes Marques, defended the electronic voting system. - He stated that discrediting the voting system discourages citizens from parti…
2026 Elections Poised to Be Most 'Pure-Sangue' Since Direct Vote Return, Exposing Political Isolation
- The 2026 Brazilian elections are shaping up to be the most "pure-blooded" since the return of direct voting, indicating a trend towards single-party candidacies. - This electoral landscape highlight…
PT to Dominate TV Airtime in 2026 Elections with 'Pure' Candidate Strategy
- The Workers' Party (PT) anticipates significant television airtime in the 2026 elections due to a large number of "pure" candidate lists. - This strategy, involving many candidates running without c…
São Paulo Election Heats Up: Tarcísio and Haddad Clash in First Debate
- São Paulo's gubernatorial candidates Tarcísio de Freitas and Fernando Haddad engaged in their first electoral confrontation during a debate. - The debate's dynamics suggested the characteristics of …
Tarcísio and Haddad to face off again in São Paulo governor debate
- Governor Tarcísio de Freitas and former minister Fernando Haddad will debate for the São Paulo state government on Sunday. - This marks their second confrontation, four years after their previous el…
Gender parity in Brazil's legislature unlikely until 2062, study finds
- A study by RenovaBR projects that gender parity in Brazil's legislative bodies will not be achieved until 2062 if current trends continue. - Racial proportionality is projected to be reached earlier…
Police find photo of lawyer linked to INSS fraud with lawmakers
- Federal Police discovered a photo of lawyer Willer Tomaz, under investigation for INSS fraud, with several lawmakers in a swimming pool. - The image was found on the phone of Senator Weverton Rocha,…
Novo Party Seeks to Annul Lula and Alckmin's Candidacies Over Alleged Election Irregularities
- The Novo Party filed a lawsuit seeking to annul the candidacies of President Lula da Silva and Vice President Geraldo Alckmin. - The suit alleges economic power abuse and improper use of media, citi…
Lula reiterates promise to create public security ministry, contingent on Senate approval
- Brazilian President Lula has pledged to create a Ministry of Public Security in his government's platform for the upcoming election. - The creation of the ministry is conditional on the approval of …
Banco Master Case Influences Voter Decisions, Brazilian Poll Finds
- A new poll by Indexa Pesquisas indicates that 38% of Brazilian voters are less inclined to support candidates linked to the Banco Master investigation. - Conversely, 35% of voters stated the case do…
Lula registers re-election bid, declares R$4.7 million in assets
- Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva registered his candidacy for re-election as president of Brazil. - He declared assets totaling R$4.7 million, a decrease of R$2.7 million from his 2022 declaration. - His g…
Lula declares R$2.6 million drop in net worth to electoral court
- Brazilian President Lula declared a net worth of R$4.7 million for his re-election bid, a decrease of R$2.6 million from his 2022 declaration. - The reduction is primarily due to lower private pensi…
Flávio Bolsonaro Vows to Appoint Women to Supreme Court, Criticizes Ministers
- Presidential candidate Flávio Bolsonaro vowed to appoint both men and women to the Supreme Court if elected. - He criticized current Supreme Court ministers, accusing them of overstepping their boun…
Alongside Lula, Boulos adopts 'us vs. them' discourse at MTST event
- Guilherme Boulos, Brazil's Minister of the Secretary General of the Presidency, participated in a campaign event alongside President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva. - Boulos adopted an "us versus them" n…
Lula Praises Housing Policy, Endorses Candidates at MTST Event
- President Lula attended an event celebrating the 30th anniversary of the MTST, a homeless workers' movement. - He praised the federal government's housing policies during his speech. - Lula also end…
Brazilian justice denies Bolsonaro Father's Day visit request
- Brazil's Supreme Court Justice Alexandre de Moraes denied a request for former President Jair Bolsonaro to receive visitors on Father's Day. - Bolsonaro is currently under house arrest in Brasília. …
Moraes Denies Bolsonaro Father's Day Visit Request
- Justice Minister Alexandre de Moraes denied former President Jair Bolsonaro's request to receive visits from his sons while under house arrest. - The request was made for Father's Day, but Moraes ci…
Eduardo Bolsonaro criticizes mandatory child vaccinations in Brazil, citing 'respect for freedom'
- Eduardo Bolsonaro criticized Brazil's mandatory vaccination law for children, citing it as a violation of personal freedom. - He shared a video explaining his decision to sign a Texas declaration ex…
Lula's Campaign to Focus on Elder Care Programs
- Brazilian President Lula da Silva's campaign will prioritize programs focused on elder care, including support for bedridden individuals and specialized community hospitals. - The initiative aims to…
Flávio Bolsonaro Concentrates Amendments on Security, Neglects Science and Agriculture
- Senator Flávio Bolsonaro concentrated his parliamentary amendments primarily on public security and national defense, allocating minimal resources to areas like housing and agriculture. - A review o…
Retired Brazilian colonel convicted over novel alleging army corruption
- A retired Brazilian Army colonel was convicted by a military court for his novel criticizing the military and alleging corruption. - The court sentenced him to the minimum penalty, granting a condit…
Lula's campaign centers government program on national sovereignty to counter Trump
- President Lula's Workers' Party (PT) submitted its government program to the Superior Electoral Court (TSE), emphasizing national sovereignty and Brazil's international role. - The plan contrasts wi…
Brazil Electoral Court Demands PT Documents on Congress and 'Lula Spokespeople' Project
- Brazil's Superior Electoral Court (TSE) Justice Minister André Mendonça has ordered the PT party to submit financial and documentary evidence for its national congress and the "Lula Spokespeople" pr…
TSE revives body to track AI risks and disinformation in 2026 elections
- Brazil's Superior Electoral Court (TSE) has reformed an advisory body to monitor risks associated with artificial intelligence and disinformation in the 2026 elections. - The council will advise the…
Justice Orders Probe into R$49 Million in Irregular Pix Amendments
- Brazil's Supreme Federal Court Justice Flávio Dino ordered a federal police investigation into approximately 100 Pix "emendas" (amendments) due to irregularities flagged by the Federal Court of Acco…
Brazil: Senator Moro defends party leader Costa Neto over past mistakes
- Brazilian Senator Sérgio Moro defended Liberal Party president Valdemar Costa Neto, stating he has "paid for his past mistakes" and served his sentence. - Moro commented on Costa Neto's past legal i…
Suspicions Between Justice Minister and Federal Police Stem From Lulinha Investigation, Says Report
The article suggests that suspicions between Justice Minister Flavio Dino and the Federal Police (PF) only arise because the person under investigation is Lulinha, President Lula da Silva's son. It im…
Governor's sons partner with tax credit firm; office denies conflict
- The two sons of São Paulo Governor Tarcísio de Freitas have become business partners with an entrepreneur whose family specializes in tax credit consulting and recovery. Their involvement began in J…
Justice orders probe into R$55.4 million in Pix funds linked to vice-presidential candidate and other politicians
- Brazil's Supreme Court Justice Flávio Dino ordered a Federal Police investigation into alleged crimes involving R$ 55.4 million in Pix "emendas" (discretionary funds). - The probe targets a vice-pre…
Flávio Bolsonaro Accuses Judiciary of 'High-Level Robbery,' Vows Security Overhaul
- A presidential candidate accused the judiciary of high-level corruption. - He claimed this corruption is why opponents want to prevent him from winning the election. - The candidate also criticized …
Brazil unions push Senate to end 6x1 work shift before elections
- Labor unions are campaigning to pressure the Senate to debate and vote on ending the 6x1 work shift system. - Unions expect the Senate to vote on the constitutional amendment proposal before the Oct…
Lu Alckmin Teaches PT How to Use Red in Campaign Amid Push to 'De-Redden' Lula's Image
- The campaign for President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva is strategically downplaying the Workers' Party (PT) red to appeal to the market and independent voters, emphasizing green and yellow instead. - …
Brazilian Deputy Claims Campaign Relies on 'Vote Buying,' Then Says Remark Was Misinterpreted
- Brazilian federal deputy Sargento Gonçalves stated in a radio interview that his campaign strategy relied on
Renan Santos registers presidential bid, declares R$ 795,000 in assets
- Businessman Renan Santos registered his candidacy for president, declaring assets of R$ 795,000. - His government plan includes ending affirmative action quotas and replacing Bolsa Família with work…
Paraná PT asks Federal Police to investigate congressman for alleged bank favoritism
- The Workers' Party (PT) in Paraná has asked the Federal Police to investigate federal deputy Filipe Barros for allegedly benefiting the Master bank. - Barros is accused of using his position, includ…
Brazil Court Punishes Minister Buzzi, Ending 'Privilege' of Compulsory Retirement
- Brazil's Superior Court of Justice has set a new precedent by punishing Minister Marco Buzzi with availability and a proposal for loss of office, rather than compulsory retirement. - Buzzi was found…
Cleitinho's Brother Organizes 40km March to Pressure Party on Candidacy
- Supporters of Senator Cleitinho are organizing a 40 km march to pressure the Republicanos party to allow his candidacy for governor of Minas Gerais. - Cleitinho, who leads in polls, had previously a…
Zema's Wealth Grows R$ 49 Million in Four Years
- Romeu Zema, a candidate for Brazil's presidency, saw his net worth increase by R$ 49.1 million between 2022 and the present. - His declared assets now total R$ 178.8 million, a 38% increase, signifi…
Brazil's PT plans to bus supporters from other states to fill Lula rally stadium in São Paulo
- The Workers' Party (PT) plans to bring supporters from other states to São Paulo to fill a stadium for President Lula's re-election campaign launch. - This strategy aims to prevent empty seats, whic…
Flávio Bolsonaro Says He Sought Female Vice President, Claims Gaspar Was Last-Minute Choice
- Senator Flávio Bolsonaro stated he attempted to select a female vice-presidential candidate but ultimately chose Alfredo Gaspar due to time constraints. - The choice of Gaspar, a federal deputy, was…
Brazil's PL Party to Field 'Pure Slate' in Minas Gerais Governor Race
- Flávio Roscoe, the Liberal Party's (PL) candidate for governor in Minas Gerais, Brazil, announced the party will field a "pure slate" of candidates. - Roscoe, a former president of the Minas Gerais …
US Diplomat to Attend TSE Meeting After Brazil Denies Visas to Officials
- A U.S. diplomat will attend a meeting at Brazil's Superior Electoral Court (TSE) after the country denied visas to American officials. - The meeting aims to present Brazil's electoral system to dipl…
Brazil Justice Minister, Supreme Court Justice Meet Amid Police Tensions
- Brazil's Justice Minister Wellington Lima e Silva met with Supreme Court Justice André Mendonça to ease tensions between the judiciary and the Federal Police. - Mendonça requested Lima e Silva prese…
Tarcísio de Freitas's government plan includes IDB and UN technicians
- Tarcísio de Freitas's reelection campaign is collaborating with technicians from the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) and a UN agency. - These experts are working with state officials on his go…
Virtual Fraud Compensates with Analog State Reaction
- The article discusses the analog reaction of the state to virtual fraud, suggesting it is becoming a compensatory measure. - It implies that online scams are increasingly effective and perhaps unavo…
Flávio Bolsonaro Claims 'Psychological War' Amid Scandal Speculation
- Presidential candidate Flávio Bolsonaro claims he is the target of a "psychological war" amid speculation about scandals. - Bolsonaro denies any wrongdoing and rejects the possibility of withdrawing…
Flávio Bolsonaro Campaign Enters 'Marketing War' Phase After VP Pick
- Flávio Bolsonaro's campaign has entered a new phase focused on "marketing wars" after selecting his vice presidential running mate. - The campaign aims to counter negative narratives and highlight B…
Goiás Detran Ordered to Refund Illegal Fees After 16 Years
- A Goiás court ruled in 2010 that Detran's charge for mailing annual vehicle licensing documents was illegal. - Detran was ordered to refund all collected fees with double the amount, plus interest a…
Brazilian government removes Troyjo from state company board
- The Brazilian government has removed Marcos Troyjo from the board of a state-owned company. - Troyjo previously served as president of the New Development Bank. - The move comes amid a broader restr…
PSDB recruits capital city mayors to drive party recovery
- The Brazilian Social Democracy Party (PSDB) is actively recruiting mayors of state capitals to strengthen its position as a medium-sized party. - The party aims to elect around 30 federal deputies i…
Ex-deputy criticizes 'schizophrenia' caused by polarization, joins presidential ticket
- Julio Delgado, former federal deputy, has been nominated as the vice presidential candidate for Augusto Cury's presidential bid in Brazil. - The campaign aims to attract non-polarized voters, partic…
Lula defends allies under investigation for loan, calls borrowing normal
- Brazilian President Lula defended investigations into his former chief of staff, Marco Aurélio Santana Ribeiro, over a loan from a businesswoman linked to a fraud probe. - Lula stated that taking lo…
São Paulo Mayor Sues Ex-Councilman for Defamation Over Alleged Smear Campaign
- São Paulo Mayor Ricardo Nunes filed a criminal complaint against former councilman Camilo Cristófaro for slander, insult, and defamation. - Nunes alleges Cristófaro launched a smear campaign after h…
Eustáquio Calls Prosecutor's Denunciation 'Stupid' and Plans to Sue Moraes at The Hague
- Brazilian influencer Oswaldo Eustáquio, currently a fugitive in Spain, called the prosecutor's charges against him "stupid" and "unconstitutional." - Eustáquio announced his intention to file a comp…
AI-Powered Political Posts Double in Brazil Over Two Weeks
- Brazilian politicians' use of identified artificial intelligence in social media posts doubled in the latter half of July. - The Institute Democracy in Xeque (DX) recorded 6,022 posts using AI durin…
Lula calls Petro to say goodbye as Colombian president steps down
- Brazilian President Lula spoke with outgoing Colombian President Gustavo Petro to bid farewell. - Lula thanked Petro for their dialogue and cooperation, highlighting Petro's focus on sustainable dev…
'They painted Senival as the devil,' says PT councilman after 40 days in jail for alleged PCC ties
- São Paulo councilman Senival Moura, recently released after 40 days in custody, defended himself against accusations of ties to the PCC criminal organization. - Moura claims he was unfairly portraye…
What else can Brazil's Supreme Court take from indigenous peoples?
- The Brazilian Supreme Court (STF) is set to decide on a case concerning indigenous peoples' "original rights" to their traditional lands. - The "temporal marco" thesis, which limited these rights to…
Bolsonaristas Exploit Fauci Hearing to Spread COVID-19 Disinformation Ahead of Elections
- Allies of former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro are using Anthony Fauci's congressional hearing to reignite debate on COVID-19. - They are questioning vaccines, masks, and pandemic measures, ech…
Alfredo Gaspar's Vice Presidency Pick Targets Lula Government's Weaknesses
- Flávio Bolsonaro's campaign chose Alfredo Gaspar as his vice-presidential running mate, aiming to target vulnerabilities in the Lula administration. - The strategy focuses on public security, INSS f…
Businessman Flávio Roscoe Announced as PL's Candidate for Minas Gerais Governor
- The Liberal Party (PL) announced businessman Flávio Roscoe as its candidate for governor of Minas Gerais. - Roscoe, former president of Fiemg, joined the PL in March as part of the party's strategy.…
Flávio Bolsonaro said he had two daughters to be cared for in old age
- Senator Flávio Bolsonaro stated he had two daughters specifically to care for him in his old age. - He linked women's perceived natural inclination towards family care with his decision. - The state…
Flávio Bolsonaro announces Alfredo Gaspar, rapporteur of INSS commission, as vice presidential candidate
- Flávio Bolsonaro, a presidential candidate for the PL party, announced Alfredo Gaspar as his running mate. - Gaspar, a former Attorney General of Justice in Alagoas, recently joined the PL party and…
The hole after the hole; why Brazilians keep falling for the same investment promises
- Brazilians continue to fall for investment schemes despite past scandals, often involving informal or "off-system" platforms. - These schemes, while less publicized than bank failures, are structura…
Reconciliation, STF, and economy: Poll points that contradict Lula's camp and excite Flávio
- A new poll shows President Lula da Silva leading in hypothetical 2026 presidential race scenarios, but with a narrowing gap against Flávio Bolsonaro. - The survey highlights five points that favor B…
Marcola Case Casts Corruption Shadow Over Lula's Inner Circle, Leaves Questions Unanswered
- Investigations into alleged corruption have reached the vicinity of President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva's office, involving his former chief of staff, Marco Aurélio Santana Ribeiro (Marcola). - Marc…
Minister denies removal of Flávio Bolsonaro's AI-generated 'Top Gun' video
- Brazil's Superior Electoral Court (TSE) minister André Mendonça denied a request to remove an AI-generated video of Flávio Bolsonaro inspired by 'Top Gun'. - The Federation Brasil da Esperança had a…
Lula's associate visited ministries and Planalto 40 times outside official agenda
- Businesswoman Roberta Luchsinger, an acquaintance of Lula da Silva's son Fábio Luís, made at least 40 unofficiated visits to ministries and the presidency between 2023 and 2024. - Most visits were t…
Ex-Lula Aide Admits Paying $249,000 to Settle Loan with Investigated Lobbyist
- Former Lula chief of staff Marco Aurélio Santana Ribeiro admitted to paying $249,000 to settle a loan with lobbyist Roberta Luchsinger. - Luchsinger is under federal investigation for suspected infl…
Aécio Neves opts out of 2026 elections, ending 40-year political career
- Aécio Neves, president of Brazil's PSDB party, announced he will not seek office in the 2026 elections. - This decision ends a 40-year political career that included terms as federal deputy, governo…
Michelle Bolsonaro Rules Out Alliance With Ciro Gomes in Ceará
- Michelle Bolsonaro rejects any alliance with Ciro Gomes for the governorship of Ceará, even after her preferred candidate withdrew. - The PL's support for Gomes had caused a rift between Michelle an…
Lula faces opposition attacks over advisor's financial ties to businesswoman probed by police
- Brazilian President Lula is facing criticism from political rivals over an advisor's financial dealings with a woman investigated by federal police. - The advisor reportedly received a personal loan…
Brazil operation targets group suspected of planning palace attack during elections
- Brazilian authorities are investigating a group of eight individuals suspected of planning attacks on government buildings in Brasília during the election period. - The suspects allegedly shared man…
CNJ Suspends Judge Gabriela Hardt for Two Years in Case Involving R$2.5 Billion Lava Jato Fund
- Brazil's National Council of Justice (CNJ) suspended federal judge Gabriela Hardt for two years. - Hardt, who succeeded Sérgio Moro, is investigated for allegedly authorizing the redirection of fund…
Salles presents certificates to Electoral Justice after bid to disqualify Senate candidacy
- Ricardo Salles, a candidate for senator from São Paulo, submitted judicial process certificates to the Electoral Justice system. - This action was in response to the Electoral Public Prosecutor's O…
Prosecutor's Office sees 'potential irregular application' of R$735 million from Fundeb and opens investigation
- Brazil's Public Prosecutor's Office is investigating the potential irregular application of 735 million Brazilian reais from the Fundeb education fund. - The investigation aims to determine if the f…
Zema Selects Senator Girão as Vice Presidential Running Mate for Novo Party
- Romeu Zema, a presidential candidate for Brazil's Novo party, has chosen Senator Eduardo Girão as his running mate. - The decision for a "pure ticket" comes after Zema failed to form alliances with …
Brazil's PL Party Finalizes All-PL Slate in Rio Amid Ally Departures
- The PL party in Rio de Janeiro has finalized its "chapa pura" (all-PL slate) for state elections, intended to support Senator Flávio Bolsonaro's presidential bid. - Key allies, including União Brasi…
Brazilian electorate heads to polls driven by resentment
- Brazilian elections are characterized by voter resentment, with leading candidates facing significant rejection. - Support for candidates stems more from opposition to their rivals than from genuine…
Unions Mobilize for Lula's Campaign Launch, Demand Labor Agenda
- Labor unions in Brazil are mobilizing for the official launch of President Lula's re-election campaign. - They plan to present their demands, focusing on labor rights and economic development. - The…