
Analysis compares electoral performance of Lula and Flávio Bolsonaro with REM-F public management indicators
Folha's new interactive tool in partnership with Datafolha correlates Lula and Flávio Bolsonaro's vote with the Municipal Efficiency Ranking (REM-F), covering 5,276 Brazilian cities.
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The Municipality Efficiency Ranking (REM-F) assesses the capacity of city halls to deliver basic services with available resources.
Interactive tool allows you to explore the relationship between Lula (PT) and Flávio Bolsonaro (PL) voting with the Municipal Efficiency Ranking - Folha (REM-F), prepared in partnership with Datafolha.
The ranking considers education, health and sanitation indicators in relation to available financial resources. The tool presents voting results in 5,276 municipalities (95% of the total), in addition to the position of each city in the indicators.
Among the 25 best placed, Flávio led in 23 municipalities; Lula, in 2. Among the 25 worst, Lula was ahead in 14 cities; Flávio, in 11. The percentages consider the votes of the two candidates, excluding the other competitors, white and null.

Joint Congressional Committee approved MP opinion that makes the National Medical Training Assessment Examination (Enamed) mandatory. The proposal provides for three stages of evaluation and creates a committee to manage the exam, with a final vote required by Friday.

The plenary of the Federal Senate votes this Thursday (15) on the Public Security PEC. The proposal, which allows the creation of intergovernmental laws and task forces between the Union, States and the Federal District, was approved yesterday by the CCJ.

Senator Flávio Bolsonaro's campaign requested the TSE to take measures against 48 profiles supporting Lula, accusing them of coordinated use of 'collabs' to spread disinformation. The request includes suspension of accounts and removal of 221 posts.

Councilor Daniel Theodoro (PSOL) was the target of Operation Trojan Horse, which investigates a scheme to hire members of the FTA criminal faction in public companies and favoritism in the Macapá prison system.
The international press highlighted the approval of the end of the 6x1 scale and reduction of the working day to 40 hours in Brazil as a political victory for Lula before the 2nd round, noting the change in position of Bolsonaro's allies and the impact on 30 million workers.

On the eve of the vote on the Security PEC in the Senate, the leader of the PT, Camilo Santana, proposed reducing the age of criminal responsibility to 16 years for heinous crimes, reacting to an opposition amendment that provides 16 years for common crimes and 14 for serious crimes.