Ministers of the Federal Supreme Court criticize the session as shameful and point to an increase in institutional wear and tear; Cármen Lúcia laments the disbelief in institutions; there are reports of fights between ministers over cell phones; Justice removes mayor and secretaries from a city in Amazonas; mega operation against organized crime arrests 93 people in 19 states; Anitta's album is nominated for a Latin Grammy; Mayor of Rio promises to eliminate Riocard from bus lines and free areas from crime.
AI-generated summary
The Federal Supreme Court has faced public and internal criticism over its efficiency and institutional image, while operations against organized crime continue in multiple Brazilian states.
Members of the STF call the session 'shameful' and point out more wear and tear
Cármen Lúcia says she 'regrets' moment of disbelief in institutions
'Assume you're screwed' and 'respect me': ministers also fight over cell phones
Justice removes mayor and city secretaries in AM; deputy is also a target
Megaoperation against organized crime arrests 93 people in 19 states
Anitta's album is nominated for best of the year at the Latin Grammys; see list
Paes promises to remove Riocard from bus routes and 'free areas' from crime
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
New internal investigations will be opened at the STF following public criticism from the ministers.
Possible · Within weeks
The mega-operation against organized crime will unfold with new arrests in the coming days.
Likely · Within days

The candidate for the government of Minas Gerais, Patrus Ananias (PT), defended the review of tax exemptions and the renegotiation of the state debt with the Union in the hearing. He promised to regularize the payment of civil servants and prioritize investments in public services.

The candidate for government of the Federal District, Paula Belmonte (PSDB), participated in a hearing on the DF1 news program. She discussed proposals for public health, the management of Iges-DF, the valorization of education and her political trajectory in the federal capital.

Marcelo Maranata (PSDB), candidate for the government of Rio Grande do Sul, proposed in an interview with RBS TV the decentralization of health regulation in seven regional centers and the allocation of 12% of the state budget for the sector.

The RJ1 news program promotes a series of live interviews with the three candidates for the Rio de Janeiro government best placed in the Datafolha survey: Anthony Garotinho, Douglas Ruas and Eduardo Paes.

The candidate for the government of Goiás, Marconi Perillo, participated in a hearing on TV Anhanguera. He proposed the creation of a health 'Vapt Vupt' to eliminate queues for surgeries and promised to invest R$1 billion to improve the state's electricity infrastructure.

The Jornal Liberal 1st edition promotes, between September 14th and 21st, a series of 10-minute interviews with the six candidates for the government of Pará. The order of participation follows the performance of the candidates in the latest Quaest survey.