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The PEC proposes changing the current 44-hour working week to a new model, eliminating the 6x1 scale.
The Senate approved the Proposed Amendment to the Constitution (PEC) that provides for the end of the 6x1 scale, which proposes the reduction of the working day from 44 to 44 hours, without a salary reduction.
With three seats in the Senate, occupied by Jorge Kajuru, Vanderlan Cardoso and Wilder Morais, the state also had representation in the vote (see how the Goiás senators voted below).
The Divinópolis Electoral Court ordered the Federal Police to investigate deputy Ana Elisa Santos Silva (PT) for allegedly spreading fake news against candidate Flávio Bolsonaro during the 2026 campaign.
Collection of news about the Security PEC, debate on the 6x1 work schedule, chaos caused by rain in São Paulo and police operations against drug trafficking.

The Senate approved the PEC that abolishes the 6x1 work schedule, reducing the weekly working day to 40 hours. The measure is seen as a political asset for Lula's campaign, while Flávio Bolsonaro's allies promise compensatory measures for companies.

The PEC proposes to reduce working hours from 44 to 40 hours per week, guaranteeing two days off without a salary reduction. The text also details the political and military trajectory of senator Hamilton Mourão.
The end of the 6x1 work schedule is approved with just one vote against in the Senate, generating debates about electoral impacts and future developments for Brazilian workers.

Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva's coalition asked the TSE to order Meta to remove 255 inauthentic profiles and restore the reach of the campaign's publications, requesting a daily fine of R$500,000.