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The first round of elections is scheduled for October 4th. The second round, if necessary, should take place on October 25th.
The first round of elections is scheduled for October 4th. The second round, if necessary, should take place on October 25th.
See what the candidates' agenda looked like on the 20th day of the campaign:
The PSTU candidate started his agenda at 10am, recording content for social media. At 4pm, he visited supporters in the Santa Rita neighborhood, in Macapá.
The candidate for re-election by União Brasil made administrative orders at 8:30 am. At 12pm, meeting with campaign coordination. At 4pm, he participated in a walk in the Mara Baixo 4 neighborhood. At 7pm and 8pm, he participated in a plenary session in Macapá.
The PSD candidate started his agenda at 8:30 am, with a walk in the Cidade Nova neighborhood, in Macapá. At 2pm, he participated in a meeting with party leaders in Santana. At 4pm, he took a walk in Macapaba 1. From 7pm to 9pm, he participated in meetings with candidates and activists in the Capital.
The PCO candidate carried out leaflets at 7am, at the Fish Fair in Macapá. At 1pm, meeting with teachers and nurses. At 17, he participated in recording campaign content.

A survey by g1 shows that Ronaldo Caiado, Augusto Cury, Renan Santos and Flávio Bolsonaro are the candidates with the most specific proposals for the Northeast in their government plans, dedicating chapters and pages to the region. Lula also includes the Northeast in his regional development plan, while other candidates present specific measures or do not mention the region. Experts highlight the strategic importance of the Northeast for national development and point out that the viability of the proposals depends on financing, execution and coordination between federative entities.

President Lula managed to approve the end of the blouse tax, the R$5 billion fund for strategic minerals and the tax incentive for data centers, but the PECs at the end of the 6x1 scale and Public Security will only be voted on after the elections due to the electoral recess and pressure in the Senate involving the STF.

The release of messages from banker Daniel Vorcaro to minister Alexandre de Moraes and attorney general Paulo Gonet reignites the debate about similarities between the Banco Master case and Operation Lava Jato, highlighting differences in the conduct of investigations, the actions of the Public Ministry and the political impact, while experts point to an unprecedented embarrassment for the Federal Supreme Court.

Stephan J. Kramer, president of Thuringia's internal intelligence service, says there is little doubt about the AfD's anti-democratic intentions and argues that German political forces initiate a process to ban the party, citing the instrument of 'defensive democracy' provided in the German Constitution to prevent movements that threaten the democratic order.

Wilson Grassi, presidential candidate for the Democrats, states that health, education and security are rooted in poverty and proposes profound changes in the economy to guarantee housing, a car and an annual trip abroad for every Brazilian.

The Federal Supreme Court faces pressure to annul the Master process, while ministers such as Alexandre de Moraes and André Mendonça dispute transparency and investigation strategies. Minister Mendonça created Iter, a private institute that received R$11.5 million in public funds without a bidding process, following the IDP model, founded by Gilmar Mendes. Furthermore, six of the ten STF ministers receive salaries above the constitutional ceiling, alongside 53 thousand public servants in a similar situation.