AI-generated summary
The country is experiencing a climate of deep political polarization after the 2022 elections, with clashes between supporters of Lula and Bolsonaro, as well as tensions between the Executive and the Judiciary, especially involving Minister Alexandre de Moraes of the STF.
In the 2nd round, Lula and Flávio Bolsonaro tie at 41%
Lula, Fachin, Alcolumbre and Motta participate in the September 7th parade
Capitals register demonstrations criticizing the STF and Moraes
Flávio calls January 8th a farce and says that Moraes is a 'rotten orange' in the STF
PM uses gas bombs against Flávio's opponents near Av. Paulista
Cury performs in Rio and sends a 'very special hug' to André Mendonça
g1 promotes debates with candidates from MG for the Senate this Tuesday (8)
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
New demonstrations will take place in response to the PM’s actions and Flávio Bolsonaro’s statements
Likely · Within days
The STF may open an investigation against Flávio Bolsonaro for his statements about Alexandre de Moraes
Possible · Within weeks

Candidate participated in the Civic-Military Parade in Aracaju and met with the campaign team, announcing plans for the implementation of the state university in 2027, the Unese competition, investment in 75 daycare centers and improvements in vocational education, including renovation and air conditioning of state schools.

Candidates from the parties União Brasil, PT, Unidad Popular, Democracia Cristã and PSOL held agendas in Juazeiro, Riachão do Jacuípe and Salvador on September 7th, including civic parades, the Grito dos Excluídos, interviews, motorcades and leafleting.

During a meeting with supporters in the Agronômica neighborhood, a candidate for the 2026 elections in Santa Catarina stated that the biggest bathing problem on the state's beaches is basic sanitation and that Casan is responsible for the failure, defending the immediate privatization of the company to demand fast services from the new management.

Candidates for the Government of the Federal District completed their campaign agenda this Monday (7). José Roberto Arruda visited the fair, Celina Leão participated in a feijoada with supporters, and Leandro Grass and Samara Mineiro were at Grito dos Excluídos.

In the first round of elections scheduled for October 4th, with a second round on the 25th of the same month, candidates for various positions completed campaign agendas this Monday (7), including races, meetings with supporters, political acts and participation in religious and civic events in João Pessoa, Campina Grande and cities in the Sertão of Paraíba.

Candidates Roberto Rocha (PRTB), Eduardo Braide (PSD), Felipe Camarão (PT) and Saulo Arcângeli (PSTU) completed their campaign agenda in São Luís this Monday (7), presenting proposals to complete unfinished works, recover state highways and build new hospitals in Maranhão.