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Elections 2026: New Protection Against Candidate Arrests Comes into Force
Starting September 19, candidates registered for the 2026 Elections cannot be arrested, except when caught in the act, and the Electoral Court begins organizing the.
Caiado Promises Transformative Government and Structural Reforms
PSD candidate Ronaldo Caiado pledges that, if elected, his administration will be transformative and carry out structural reforms.
São Paulo Senate Election: Candidates and First Polls
The 2026 São Paulo Senate race features fifteen candidates from various parties. A Datafolha poll indicates a tie between Marina Silva and Simone Tebet.
Carla Zambelli returns to fight in Italy and at the STF
Carla Zambelli, former federal congresswoman, returned to Brazil after almost a year in Italy. She hired lawyer Eduardo Maurício to request criminal reviews.
Justice Benedito Gonçalves and Daniel Vorcaro Reveal Friendship
Messages from Daniel Vorcaro's phone show Justice Benedito Gonçalves, current CNJ inspector general, had close and cordial contact with him.
Porto Alegre City Councilor Arrested in Operation Against Embezzlement of Amendments.
Giovane Byl, a Porto Alegre city councilor, was arrested in Operation Cinesia, which investigates the embezzlement of over R$ 2 million in health amendments.
Petrobras Increases Diesel Price, Government Grants Ethanol Subsidy
Petrobras announced a R$1 diesel price increase, while the federal government granted a subsidy for ethanol.
Presidential Candidates Face Hectic Friday Schedule
This Friday, presidential candidates will engage in live debates, Q&A sessions, interviews, visits to markets and neighborhoods, and meetings with the industrial sector.
R$ 33 Million Payments to Lawyer Dalíde Corrêa Spark Investigation of.
Federal Police, in a BRB internal audit, found documents indicating R$ 33 million in payments to Dalíde Corrêa's firm, cited as a 'channel.'
Senate Candidates Debate in RS Fuels Information Search
A key event for Rio Grande do Sul's political scene takes place this Thursday (17), gathering Senate candidates at Central Grupo Sinos de Eleições.
Revocation of Henrique Vorcaro's arrest and the Master case
Henrique Vorcaro, father of Daniel Vorcaro, has been held for over 90 days and seeks release as the STF has not ruled on appeals or defined the rapporteur.
Federal deputy candidate arrested for trafficking in Alexandria
Wender Andrade, a federal deputy candidate for Mobiliza, was arrested in the act in Alexandria, Rio Grande do Norte, on suspicion of drug trafficking.
Presidential Candidates Step Up Campaign with Interviews and Street Rallies This Wednesday
On Wednesday (16), presidential candidates engaged in interviews across podcasts, radio, and TV, while also conducting caravans, distributing leaflets, and holding campaign rallies.
Ipsos Survey Reveals Drop in Lula Government's Approval Rating
The Ipsos-Ipec survey, released Sept. 16, shows 43% of Brazilians view Lula's administration as bad or terrible, with rising disapproval of his governing style.
Presidential Candidates Intensify Campaign with Interviews and Rallies This Wednesday (16)
This Wednesday (16), presidential candidates will hold interviews on podcasts, radio, and TV, alongside caravans, leaflet distribution, rallies, and meetings with supporters in various cities.
AtlasIntel releases electoral poll highlighting candidates for 2026
AtlasIntel conducted two electoral polls in September, covering presidential, state and Senate races for 2026, sparking strong media interest.
Flávio and PL Lead Misuse of AI in Elections
A survey by the AI in Elections Observatory shows nearly 66% of political material is created using AI improperly, with Flávio and the PL leading the practice.
André do Prado Gains Momentum in São Paulo Senate Polls
Real Time Big Data poll places André do Prado (PL) in a technical tie with the leader, while Datafolha also registers his support among São Paulo voters.
Institutional crisis overshadows electoral debate
With less than a month until the first round, the escalation of the political-institutional crisis has overshadowed the debate on campaign proposals.
Organizations Call for Candidates' Support for Agroecology
Agroecology organizations have drafted a document requesting candidates' support for the environmental cause, aiming to strengthen the movement's political presence.
Friday (11) on the Campaign Trail: Presidential Candidates' Schedules
On Friday (11), presidential candidates' schedules featured media interviews, TV tapings, candidate forums, and campaign rallies ahead of the vote.
Garotinho barred by TRE-RJ
The Regional Electoral Court of Rio de Janeiro (TRE-RJ) unanimously rejected Anthony Garotinho's candidacy for state governor, citing the suspension of.
PR Senate Poll Reveals Tie Between Deltan, Curi, and Filipe
A Real Time Big Data poll indicates a tie between Deltan Dallagnol, Alexandre Curi, and Filipe Barros for the first Senate seat in Paraná.
Campaign #VotePeloCerrado Calls on Candidates to Protect the Biome
The #VotePeloCerrado campaign, launched by civil society organizations, urges candidates in the upcoming elections to commit to protecting the biome and its peoples.
Supreme Court in crisis: STF to rule on case involving Moraes
STF President Edson Fachin delivered the full case file containing a PF report and Daniel Vorcaro's messages to Alexandre de Moraes.
Steve Hilton Wants to Abolish the California DMV
Steve Hilton, Republican candidate for California governor, announced on Monday a plan to abolish the Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) as.
G1 newsletter covers everything about the 2026 elections
G1 launches a free weekly newsletter with comprehensive coverage of the 2026 elections, providing summaries of candidates, proposals, and polls before the polls open.
Centrão Shifts Stance and Adopts Flávio Bolsonaro as Front-Runner
Centrão parties have recalibrated their bets and shifted support to Flávio Bolsonaro, amid narrowing poll numbers and the crisis involving the.
Presidential Candidates Face Intense Schedule This Thursday
This Thursday (10), presidential candidates have a busy day: interviews, Q&A sessions, lectures, leaflet distribution, motorcades, rallies, and visits to institutions & social projects.
Soninha Francine Proposes Organized Crime Task Force, Sparks Debate
Soninha Francine, a Senate candidate for São Paulo, proposes a task force against organized crime and debates creating an ethics code for STF ministers.
Fachin takes over rapporteurship of fake news inquiry
On Sept. 9, Supreme Federal Court President Edson Fachin took over the rapporteurship of the fake news inquiry, transferring the conduct of the case from.
Manifesto Demands Urgent STF Investigation
Businesses and personalities have launched a manifesto calling on the STF to open a public session and investigate the institutional crisis, demanding transparency and.
Presidential Candidates on an Intense Schedule This Wednesday (9)
This Wednesday (9), presidential candidates' schedule includes rallies, a motorcycle motorcade, leaflet distribution, interviews, and meetings with sector representatives.
Technical Tie in São Paulo Senate Race: Silva, Derrite, and Tebet Lead
A new Quaest poll reveals a technical tie between Marina Silva, Guilherme Derrite, and Simone Tebet in the São Paulo Senate race, within the margin of error.
Brazil Defends Hegemony in South American Volleyball Championship
Brazil returns as favorite to the Women's South American Volleyball Championship, now also serving as an Olympic qualifier.
Simone Tebet in the spotlight in the Senate race in SP
A new poll released Tuesday (8) shows Simone Tebet (PSB) and Marina Silva (Rede) leading the race for the Senate in São Paulo.
Eduardo Paes Leads Gubernatorial Polls in Rio
A Paraná Pesquisas poll shows Eduardo Paes (PSD) with 43.5% of voting intentions for Rio governor, highlighting his strategy to connect with the evangelical segment.
Presidential Candidates Follow Diverse Schedule on Monday (7)
Monday (7) saw intense activity for presidential hopefuls, who attended Independence Day events, gave interviews, made visits and held political demonstrations.
Cuban Disillusionment and the End of Optimism for Change
Hope for an imminent change in Cuba, spurred by external events and leaders’ remarks, has faded.
Rosa Weber and Other Retired Justices Call for Investigation into STF Crisis
Thirteen former STF justices, including Rosa Weber, sent a request to the Court's president for an urgent public session to investigate facts that.
Presidential Candidates Set Monday Agendas Focused on September 7
Presidential candidates have packed Monday (the 7th) agendas centered on Independence Day activities, interviews and other political engagements.
Electoral Justice Guarantees Full Accessibility for Voters with Disabilities
Facing a rise in voters with physical or motor impairments, the Electoral Justice has set up transport and adapted ballot boxes to ensure their full voting rights.
Electoral polls test scenarios between Lula and Flávio Bolsonaro
New electoral polls compare Lula and Flávio Bolsonaro nationally and in Northeast states, highlighting the religious divide.
work schedule: why the 6x1 is back in the spotlight
The proposal to end the 6x1 work schedule is back in the spotlight after Senate President Davi Alcolumbre indicated the vote will be postponed until after the.
Moraes Uses Federal Police Report to Attack Messias's STF Nomination
Alexandre de Moraes used an unsigned Federal Police report to open an investigation against André Mendonça and exert pressure against the nomination.
Supreme Court Chief Justice Says Gravity of Facts Rules Out Shortcuts
STF President Edson Fachin stated that the gravity of the facts rules out shortcuts, assuring the judiciary will act strictly within the bounds of the law.
Lula and Flávio Bolsonaro draw closer in runoff
Amid the campaign, President Lula and candidate Flávio Bolsonaro narrow the runoff race, with Lula holding a lead of just 0.7 percentage points.
Russian Attacks on Ukrainian Targets Escalate Tensions in Capital
Russian drones struck Ukraine's Security Service headquarters and a Coca-Cola factory near Kyiv, raising new concerns about escalation.
Fines in focus: construction noise and parking in front of the garage
Marília's bill proposes fines over R$7,000 for excessive construction noise, while a Guarulhos resident was fined for parking in front of his garage.
Intense Schedule: Presidential Candidates Keep Commitments this Friday (4)
Friday's agenda for the presidential contenders includes walks, rallies, interviews and visits, reflecting the fast‑paced dynamics of the election campaign.
Arruda barred from DF government race
The Regional Electoral Court of the Federal District blocked José Roberto Arruda's candidacy for governor, citing ineligibility due to convictions.
Kisy Nascimento Recalls Nicola Negro's Support at Minas
Kisy Nascimento, former Gerdau Minas opposite hitter, recalled Nicola Negro's support during her time at the club.
Presidential Candidates Face Hectic Schedule This Thursday (3)
This Thursday (3), presidential candidates are set for a full day of interviews, public question-and-answer sessions, meetings with religious leaders, and visits to social institutions.
Quaest poll shows Lula leading and Cury emerging
The Quaest poll released on Sept 2 indicates Lula leads with 37% of voting intentions in the first round, Flávio Bolsonaro has 29%, and Augusto Cury.
STF sets September hearing agenda on high‑interest issues
STF’s September agenda, announced by President Edson Fachin, highlights matters of great public interest.
Presidential candidates' schedule for Wednesday (2)
On Wednesday (2), presidential candidates follow a busy schedule of interviews, town halls, visits, campaign walks, and meetings with the public.
2026 Presidential Election Polls
Institutes release polls on presidential voting intentions.
Presidential Candidates Keep Busy Schedules on Monday (31)
Presidential hopefuls spent Monday (31) on a slate of campaign activities—including interviews, sabbaticals, meetings and door‑to‑door outreach—to reach voters and present their proposals.
Executive Aviation Gains Traction in Goiás, Rio Seeks Tax Incentive
Bela Vista joins the executive aviation map as Rio de Janeiro proposes a bill to reinstate tax incentives for aviation fuel, aiming to boost flights.
With Public Events and Sabatinas, Presidential Candidates Mark a Busy Weekend
Presidential candidates had an intense weekend of activity, featuring public events, rallies, marches, sabatinas, interviews, and visits.
Kim Jong-un overhauls North Korea's military command
North Korean leader Kim Jong-un removed the defense minister and launched a wide restructuring of the armed forces, while awarding scientists for new weapons.
Friday (28) for presidential candidates: interviews, debates, and rallies
On Friday (28), the presidential candidates' schedule featured interviews, debates, rallies, and campaign events across different locations.
Opposition could reach 43 senators in 2027, polls indicate
Survey shows the opposition could attain 43 Senate seats in 2027, ensuring a simple majority but lacking the quorum for STF minister impeachment.
Presidential candidates fulfill campaign agenda over the weekend (29 and 30)
Presidential candidates follow a weekend agenda of town halls, motorcades, walks and visits to areas affected by infrastructure issues.
CBV announces release of Macris Carneiro from Brazilian National Team
CBV announced the release of setter Macris Carneiro and libero Natinha from the training camp for the Women's South American Volleyball Championship in Rio.
New Quaest poll provides overview of presidential race
Quaest will release a national poll this Wednesday (Sept 2) evaluating the race between Lula and Flávio Bolsonaro, testing first-round and.
Presidential Candidates Fill Thursday with Visits and Interviews
On Thursday (27), presidential candidates took part in town halls, interviews, and visits to hospitals, shelters, markets, workplaces, and public works.
Presidential Candidates Step Up Campaign Schedule This Wednesday (26)
On Wednesday (26), presidential candidates held interviews, grilling sessions, rallies, and meetings with supporters and business leaders, reinforcing their...
Lula's Son Case Turns into Obstacle for Jorge Messias' STF Nomination
The Attorney General of the Union, Jorge Messias, is facing strain on his potential nomination to the Supreme Federal Court due to the AGU's handling of the case.
Zelensky calls elections during war a tsunami for Ukraine
Volodymyr Zelensky said holding elections during the war with Russia would be a tsunami that could split Ukraine.
Gilmar Mendes leads resistance against impeachment of justices
Gilmar Mendes' statement on the impeachment of STF justices stirs up politics and exposes the institutional clash set for 2027.
Candidates for the Presidency Had an Intense Tuesday (25)
The agenda of the presidential candidates on Tuesday (25) included town halls, press interviews, forum participation, and campaign events.
Brave Love Premiere and Behind the Scenes of the New Telenovela
The Mexican telenovela Brave Love premiered in SBT's prime time slot, scoring solid ratings in Greater São Paulo while behind-the-scenes details were revealed.
Author Augusto Cury Debuts in Debates and Runs for President
Learn about Augusto Cury, the author and psychiatrist running for Brazil's presidency in the 2026 elections under the Avante party.
Cadastro Único: Understand the Importance of Keeping Your Data Updated
The need to keep Cadastro Único (CadÚnico) data up to date to ensure the continuity of social programs has generated significant interest.
Flávio Bolsonaro Denies Pact with Tarcísio and Discusses Film
Flávio Bolsonaro denied negotiations with Tarcísio de Freitas regarding re-election and commented on investigations into the financing of a film in São Paulo.
Presidential Candidates Intensify Schedules on Monday (24)
On Monday (24), presidential candidates’ agenda was filled with media engagements and strategic planning for the electoral campaign.
Romeu Zema Interviewed in Presidential Q&A Series Debut
Romeu Zema (Novo Party) opened the round of presidential interviews at Globo Studios after Jornal Nacional, addressing economy, security, and reforms.
Alexandre de Moraes defends adoption of mixed-member proportional representation
Alexandre de Moraes stated that the Brazilian electoral model has failed and defended a gradual transition to the mixed-member proportional system.
Poll shows technical tie between Lula and Flávio Bolsonaro for 2026
A poll released this Monday shows Lula with 41% and Flávio Bolsonaro with 37% of voting intentions.
U.S. investment fuels purchase of Brazil's rare‑earth miner
U.S. company USA Rare Earth completed the capital raise to acquire Serra Verde, Brazil's only operating rare‑earth miner.
The scope and limits of municipal mayors' immunity
Analyze the legal scope and limits of the immunity granted to municipal mayors regarding accusations and investigations.
The real weight of parliamentary amendments in your city
Discover how parliamentary amendment funds from Brasília reach your street, finance public works, and influence your daily routine.
The Impact of Supreme Court Decisions on Families' Financial Lives
Understand how decisions by the country's highest court directly influence the budget, debts, and financial planning of Brazilian families.
Presidential candidates' schedule for this Monday (24)
See the official schedule of the presidential candidates for this Monday (24), featuring interviews and preparations.
The Money the Tax Authority Overcharged and How Companies Can Recover It
Discover how the Brazilian business ecosystem manages to reclaim amounts unduly paid to the government through audits and reviews.
The weight of solitary pens in the country's legal machinery
Understand how decisions rendered by a single magistrate shape national politics and the economy, generating deep institutional impasses.
New Nexus and BTG poll shows electoral landscape
The release of a new round of data from the BTG and Nexus poll stirs the political landscape and brings updated numbers on the presidential race.
How public opinion shapes Parliament's priorities
Understand the direct and invisible mechanisms through which society directs the focus of lawmakers and alters the fate of laws.
How party blocs work in the National Congress
Understand the mechanics of party blocs in Congress and how the temporary union of political parties redefines power in Brasília.
The Silent Weight of Governors at the Brasília Power Table
Understand how state governors exert decisive influence over the path of the National Congress and the stability of central power.
O impacto das decisões judiciais nas políticas públicas
Descubra como sentenças e mandados de tribunais redesenham orçamentos, saúde e educação no Brasil, mudando a rotina de milhões.
Guardianship Councils in Brazilian Local Politics
Discover how guardianship councils operate in municipalities, their origins, and how they mobilize local Brazilian politics.
A política invisível das concessões de serviços públicos no Brasil
Entenda como a entrega de serviços essenciais à iniciativa privada altera as dinâmicas de poder, a máquina pública e as urnas no Brasil.
How civil society acts in the control of the public budget
Discover how organized civil society acts in auditing the public budget and directly interferes in the application of state resources.
How the Federal Supreme Court Shapes Public Policy
Understand how the Federal Supreme Court directly interferes in the creation and implementation of public policies across the country.
The Invisible Engine of Laws That Shape Daily Life in Brazil
Understand how informal groupings of lawmakers coordinate forces in the National Congress to directly influence Brazilian legislation.
The Hidden Engine of Brasília that Unites Mayors and Deputies
Understand the hidden political gear that links mayors across the country to the offices of deputies and senators in Brasília.
The invisible engine behind the laws that shape Brazil's routine
Discover how lobbying in the Brazilian Congress silently influences laws and affects the country's economic and daily social life.
Young Quilombola Voters Defend Voting for Their Ideals
On October 4, 87-year-old farmer Joaquim Moreira and his 16-year-old granddaughter, Thauany Silva, will vote at the school in Antinha de Baixo.
The Legal Architecture Combating Patronage and Rescuing Public Ethics
Discover how norms combating patronage transform public administration and restore impersonality to the Brazilian state.
Party-list vote versus candidate vote in Brazilian ballot boxes
Discover how the Brazilian electoral system counts each vote and how the choice between party-list and candidate defines parliament.
A força silenciosa da voz cidadã nas consultas populares
Entenda como funcionam as consultas populares, o mecanismo que permite aos cidadãos opinarem sobre decisões governamentais e investimentos públicos.
How parliamentary immunity works in practice
A detailed look at how parliamentary immunity works, its constitutional limits, political impacts, and the trial process at Brazil's Supreme Court.
Como a Defensoria Pública protege e garante os direitos fundamentais
Entenda o papel da Defensoria Pública na defesa dos cidadãos vulneráveis, sua evolução histórica, funcionamento prático e impacto na democracia brasileira.
Practical Guide to City Councilors' Accountability
Discover how municipal chamber budgets work, the rules for using office allowances, and a step-by-step guide to auditing councilors' expenses.
Understanding the Roles of the President and Vice President
As Brazil prepares for the polls, citizens will democratically choose the leaders of the Executive Branch at both federal and state levels.
O escudo da democracia ou o abrigo da impunidade
Entenda como o mecanismo da imunidade parlamentar afeta o equilíbrio entre os Três Poderes e a percepção de justiça na democracia brasileira.
How the freedom of information law redefines power and the citizen
Understand how universal access to public records strengthens democracy, exposes wrongdoing, and empowers the ordinary citizen.
Anatomy of parliamentary investigative power in Brazil
Discover how parliamentary inquiry committees operate, their limits of action, and the real impact of investigations on national politics.
How low-income housing councils work in Brazilian municipalities
Discover the functioning, origin, and practical importance of municipal low-income housing councils in urban management.
Environmental administrative justice in Brazil
Understand how administrative tribunals responsible for ruling on environmental fines applied throughout the country operate.
The Weight of Judicial Previeus Debt in Municipal Budgets
Understand how the payment of court-ordered debts affects municipal budgets and limits the delivery of essential services.
The Silent Transformation of Municipal Guards in Brazilian Cities
Discover how municipal guards have changed the dynamics of urban security and begun working side by side with traditional police forces.
The right to public information and social control in Brazil
Understand how the universal right to access public data transforms the relationship between citizens and the state apparatus in Brazil.
The silent role of regulatory agencies in your electricity bill
Discover how technical bodies control tariffs, inspect energy grids, and determine rules for the Brazilian electrical sector every day.
Como cobrar saneamento básico negligenciado pelo poder público
Aprenda o passo a passo definitivo para cobrar saneamento básico negligenciado pelo poder público no Brasil, usando canais oficiais e ferramentas legais.
Special retirement for civil servants in Brazil
Understand how the right to special retirement works for civil servants exposed to unhealthy and hazardous conditions in the exercise of their profession.
The front line in the defense of children's rights in the country
Understand how the municipal service operates, eliminating rights violations for children and adolescents throughout the national territory.
O guia definitivo para lidar com o reajuste abusivo do imposto predial
Descubra os mecanismos legais e práticos para questionar aumentos abusivos do imposto predial e proteger o seu orçamento familiar.
The Right of Reply Against Online Offenses
Discover the rules, limits, and mechanisms for demanding public retractions following digital attacks within the internet ecosystem.
The silent power that governs Brazilian states
Learn how state legislative assemblies operate and how their oversight power directly impacts the daily lives of the population.
Internal disputes over ballot numbers spark clashes
The start of the electoral campaign marked the end of internal disputes within Brazilian political parties over defining candidates' ballot numbers.
The silent impact of choosing between voting or staying home
Discover how voluntary voting transforms political campaigns, ballot representativeness, and the dynamics of power in modern democracies.
How the hidden control mechanism operates in federal agencies
Understand the audit, internal affairs, and ombudsman mechanisms that form the invisible mesh of internal control in the Brazilian federal public machine.
Presidential candidates hit the campaign trail this Thursday
Presidential candidates participated in campaign events and granted interviews on Thursday (20).
Voice and Vote Beyond the Ballot Box
Understand how public hearings work, why they are essential for democracy, and how citizens can influence laws and public works in their city.
The impact of regulatory agencies on Brazil's economic stability
Understand how regulatory agencies balance consumer rights and the attraction of private investment in Brazil's strategic sectors.
The Invisible Mechanism of Tax Exemptions and Their Fiscal Impact
Understand how tax reductions impact public accounts, affect the state budget, and ripple through the daily lives of Brazilian citizens.
Presidential Candidates Have a Busy Campaign Schedule This Weekend
Presidential hopefuls face a packed weekend of direct voter outreach, media appearances and strategic events to boost their visibility and support.
The eternal dispute over weapons in the Brazilian Congress
Understand how the debate over gun ownership and carry rights divides the Brazilian Legislative Branch between defenders of individual safety and state control.
The role of public ombudsman offices in defending citizens
Discover how public ombudsman offices work, their historical evolution, and their practical impact on defending citizens' rights.
INSS allows payroll-deducted loans without facial biometrics for beneficiaries
Retirees and pensioners without registered facial biometrics can once again contract payroll-deducted loans through the Meu INSS app.
How tax incentive laws change the economy
Discover how tax incentives shape the market, direct investments, and affect the economic development of a country.
The Anatomy of Disinformation Against Electronic Voting Machines
Discover how digital disinformation affects trust in electronic voting machines and what mechanisms lie behind political rumors.
The real weight of parliamentary amendments in the federal budget
Discover how parliamentary amendments work, their multibillion-dollar impact on the national economy, and the power struggle between Congress and the Executive.
Alcolumbre sends 6x1 work scale PEC to Senate CCJ
Senate President Davi Alcolumbre has forwarded the constitutional amendment proposal ending the 6x1 work scale to the CCJ.
US judge concludes record behind Martins' arrest is false
US court concludes that immigration record used to arrest Filipe Martins in 2024 was fraudulent, hearing transcript shows.
Presidential candidates' schedules feature debates and rallies
Presidential candidates are fulfilling a busy schedule with debates, campaign rallies, interviews, and meetings this Friday.
Datafolha releases first presidential poll since campaign start
Check out the details of the new voting intention poll for the 2026 presidential election, with Datafolha data and upcoming surveys.
New 'Lei Seca' rules introduce initial screening stage
Understand the new 'Lei Seca' rules approved by Contran, which include initial screening during traffic stops and procedures for psychoactive substances.
2026 Electoral Survey: Quaest shows Lula ahead of Flávio Bolsonaro
Quaest poll, the first commissioned by Globo, shows Lula at 38% and Flávio Bolsonaro at 31% voting intention, while Datafolha schedules a new survey in.
Paraná governor poll draws attention in the 2026 elections
Two recent polls put Sérgio Moro ahead for Paraná’s governor race, while Sandro Alex and Requião Filho trade the second place, creating uncertainty.
Conafer President arrested in INSS deductions operation
Federal Police detained Carlos Lopes, Conafer president, in Brasília, ending his fugitive status and expanding the Operation No Discount investigating fraud.
PT leader in the Chamber falls ill and sessions are suspended
During the Leaders' College meeting, PT leader in the Chamber, Pedro Uczai, fell ill, was rescued, and the vote was halted.
Lula plans to send Trump recent data on the drop in Amazon deforestation
In São Paulo, President Lula said he will send President Donald Trump the most recent figures showing a decline in Amazon deforestation, underscoring bilateral cooperation on environmental issues.
AI Advancement Undermines Funding for Professional Journalism in Brazil
The rise of AI in search engines has lowered direct access to news portals, affecting the revenue that sustains professional journalism in the country.
How Appointed Positions in the Executive Branch Work
Discover how appointed positions in the Executive Branch work, ad nutum appointment and dismissal rules, and legal limits against nepotism.
Como a Constituição protege as minorias políticas no Brasil
Descubra como a Constituição Federal de 1988 assegura a representação de minorias políticas e os limites impostos ao poder das maiorias.
The Path to Ending Clientelism in Municipal Public Administration
Understand how overcoming historical practices of exchanging favors and professionalizing municipal management improves health, education, and infrastructure.
How Mail-in Voting Works Abroad
Mail-in voting lets Brazilians abroad take part in elections, covering everything from requesting the ballot box to its counting.
Regulation of Electoral Advertising: Balancing the Ballots
Learn the rules that curb economic power, regulate digital advertising, and fight misinformation to ensure equality in Brazilian elections.
How misinformation shapes electoral decisions and affects democracy
Understand how the spread of fake news and algorithmic dynamics influence voter behavior and weaken democratic debate.
PSOL-Rede Federation formalizes support for Lula's re-election bid
The PSOL-Rede Sustainability Federation formalized support for Lula in the presidential race during its national convention this Thursday (5).
Minimum Freight Guaranteed by New Law in Road Cargo Transport
New law signed on Wednesday (5) ensures minimum freight floor for cargo drivers, increases oversight and combats illegal trade.
How Party-List Voting Shapes Power and Governance in Brazil
Party-list voting is a powerful tool in Brazil's proportional system. Understand how this choice strengthens parties and affects political balance.
The Future of Public Service and the Impact of Administrative Reform
Understand how the restructuring of public careers seeks to balance fiscal efficiency and professional development, changing the daily routine of civil servants.
The Invisible Revolution of Debureaucratization in Public Service
Understand how data unification, digital technology, and process simplification are transforming citizen services in Brazil.
How Electoral Campaigns Influence Local Policies
The electoral race reshapes managers' agendas, alters investments, and changes how services are delivered to the population.
Burnham launches fiscal devolution plan for England
On August 4, 2026, Andy Burnham unveiled a fiscal devolution plan for English authorities while navigating the complex political situation in the devolved nations.
Around a thousand fewer inmates will receive early release
On August 4, 2026, the British government announced a reduction of about a thousand early releases, excluding inmates convicted of rape and serious offenses against.
Kemi Badenoth defends ex-convict's candidacy in Somerset
On August 4 2026, Conservative leader Kemi Badenoth answered media questions by defending the selection of Joshua Bonehill-Paine, a convicted offender.
Luciana Berger urges Tories to drop convicted candidate
On August 4, 2026, Luciana Berger, a member of the House of Lords, asked Kemi Badenoch to remove Joshua Bonehill-Paine, convicted for an antisemitic campaign, from.
Labour members see health and economy as biggest challenges, survey finds
Labour member survey conducted June-July finds health, economy, cost of living and climate as top priorities, and shows skepticism about welfare spending.
BP asks British government to prioritize North Sea oil and gas
Meg O’Neill urged the UK to prioritize North Sea oil and gas, as BP plans to sell its fields and posts record profits driven by the Middle East crisis.
New criterion for government contracts focuses on job creation
On August 4, 2026, the United Kingdom changed public procurement rules, now requiring proof of job creation instead of environmental targets.
Charity Commission investigates donations to illegal settlements
On August 4, 2026, the Charity Commission launched an investigation into UK organisations’ donations to illegal Israeli settlements, following a parliamentary.
Public service exams remain active during election
On August 3, 2026, electoral law permits public service exams, with two openings and five processes still without a notice, but with hiring restrictions.
Congress resumes activities after August recess
On August 3, 2026, the National Congress returned to the floor after a two-week recess, with a schedule limited to two weeks of voting before the October elections.
TRE-RJ opens electronic voting machine to public, boosts security
On August 3, 2026, TRE-RJ displayed the dismantled electronic voting machine to the press and overseers, detailing its security layers and reinforcing confidence in it.
Operation Interrupted Network dismantles extremist network in Brasília
On August 4, 2026, Operation Interrupted Network, led by the Federal District Civil Police, thwarted attacks on Brasília and seized maps, explosives manuals and the.
Brazil denounces revocation of ambassador's visa by the US
On August 4, 2026, Brazil repudiated the revocation of ambassador Maria Luiza Ribeiro Viotti's visa, accusing the United States of breaching diplomatic norms...
How the Federal Court of Accounts Protects Taxpayer Money
Discover how Brazil's Federal Court of Accounts oversees federal resources, applying sanctions and ensuring public spending efficiency.
Guide to Political Parties in Brazil: Registration, Financing, and Functioning
Learn how parties are registered, where their funding comes from, and how their internal structure works, essential for those who follow Brazilian politics.
How the Federal Senate Works: Functions, Representation
The Federal Senate balances the Union and states, defines legislative processes and appointments, and represents each unit with three senators. Find out how it works.
How the Chamber of Deputies Works: Structure, Committees, and Lawmaking
The Chamber of Deputies has 513 representatives and follows a complex legislative rite. Know its structure, committees, and the path of a project to law.
The Trajectory of Brazilian Federalism from the Old Republic to the 21st
From the 1891 pact to the 1988 Constitution, Brazilian federalism underwent reforms that redefined powers and autonomy of federated entities.
How the constitutional amendment process works in Brazil
Discover how the 1988 Federal Constitution can be amended through a rigorous process that ensures Brazil's democratic and legal stability.
Ministério Público da União: estrutura e atuação no controle da
The analysis details the organization of the Federal Prosecutor's Office and its role in overseeing public administration, highlighting control mechanisms and impact.
How the Brazilian Electoral System Works: From Electronic Voting Machines
From the Electoral Justice to electronic voting machines, from compulsory voting to runoff elections: understand, step by step, how Brazil transforms millions of votes in.
Three Powers: what each does and how they balance in Brazil
Executive, Legislative and Judiciary: understand each branch's role, the origin of separation, and how checks and balances protect Brazilian democracy.