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The debate aims to expand the discussion of proposals for the Senate in the Federal District. In October, voters will be able to vote on two names for the position.
The debate between candidates for the Senate in the Federal District, promoted by g1, starts shortly, at 1pm. The mediation will be by journalist Antônio de Castro.
Candidates Bia Kicis (PL), Leila do Vôlei (PDT) and Michelle Bolsonaro (PL) were also invited, following the rules set out for holding the debate, but informed that they will not participate.
The initiative seeks to expand the space for discussing proposals and help voters get to know the competitors. In October, voters will be able to vote on two names for the Senate.
This Friday (11), g1 will hold a debate with candidates for the Senate from the Federal District. The meeting will be at the TV Globo studios in Brasília, at 1 pm, mediated by journalist Antônio de Castro.
Highlights of the day include the leak of the PF operation to Vorcaro, IPCA deflation in August, postal workers' strike and meteorological warning for the risk of tornadoes in the southern region of Brazil.
Highlights of the day include details about Vorcaro's arrest, secrecy in investigations involving Bolsonaro and Jaques Wagner, the Correios strike and the agenda of electoral debates in the Federal District.
Highlights include Vorcaro's arrest following a leak from a PF operation, political disputes over confidential sessions, an electoral debate in the Federal District and a cyclone warning with a risk of tornadoes in the southern region of Brazil.
Highlights of the day include details about Vorcaro's arrest, secrecy in investigations involving Bolsonaro and Jaques Wagner, ministerial disputes, electoral debate in the DF and cyclone warning in southern Brazil.

The Federal Police launched the 'Make Up' operation on April 10, investigating alleged diversion of resources from parliamentary amendments by deputy Mário Frias (PL-SP) through suspicious contracts between the Instituto Saber Brasil, chaired by Karina Ferreira da Gama, and publishers linked to Dayvid Moreira Medeiros, with targets in Fortaleza, Aquiraz and São Paulo, including search and seizure warrants against family members and associates of the person being investigated.

The Federal Supreme Court resumes the trial that discusses changes to the Clean Record Law approved by Congress in 2025, with the vote of Minister Gilmar Mendes. The changes reduce the period of ineligibility for impeached and convicted politicians, and the result could impact campaigns of candidates questioned in the Electoral Court.