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Former president Jair Bolsonaro was sentenced to 27 years in prison by the STF for attempting a coup d'état. His defense requests a criminal review of the conviction, with a report from Minister Kassio Nunes Marques.
The PGR (Attorney General's Office) spoke out on Thursday (12) against the criminal review of the sentence of former president Jair Bolsonaro, sentenced to 27 years in prison for an attempted coup d'état.
In the process, the defense of the former head of the Executive asks for his conviction by the STF (Supreme Federal Court) to be modified. At court, the rapporteur of the action is Minister Kassio Nunes Marques.
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Minister Kassio Nunes Marques will decide on the criminal review of Bolsonaro's sentence.
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The Senate is expected to begin discussing the proposed adjustment to public accounts this Thursday (12), with a vote scheduled for the same day. Approval of a complementary bill requires 41 votes from the 81 senators. Rapporteur Eduardo Braga (MDB-AM) announced changes to the text presented previously.

The PSB unanimously approved the beginning of the formation of a federation with the PDT, with the possibility of including Avante, Solidariedade and PRD. The decision was taken at a meeting at the PSB headquarters, with the participation of João Campos and Geraldo Alckmin, aiming to strengthen the democratic field and sustain the Lula government.

The Attorney General of the Republic, Paulo Gonet, spoke out against the request for a criminal review of Jair Bolsonaro's defense, claiming that no new elements were presented that would justify changing the conviction. The defense had requested the suspension of the execution of the sentence for the second time, citing a technical opinion on problems in the chain of custody of digital evidence.

Presidents and prime ministers of 24 countries in Latin America and the Caribbean defended, in a public letter to the UN Security Council, that the next secretary-general be from the region. Eight candidates are competing for the position, five of them Latin Americans, with Rebeca Grynspan leading the way. New voting takes place on the 19th.

The PSB asked to join as an assistant or interested third party in the TSE process that discusses the holding of a second round for the government of Rio de Janeiro. The party supports Eduardo Paes' coalition and argues that Anthony Garotinho's 274,411 votes should be included in the count. Minister Cristiano Zanin, from the STF, denied the PSD's injunction to reinstate the second round, keeping Douglas Ruas elected in the first round with 50.88% after excluding Garotinho's votes.

The PSB asked to join the TSE process that discusses the holding of a second round for the government of Rio de Janeiro, supporting Eduardo Paes' coalition and arguing that Anthony Garotinho's 274,411 votes should be included in the count. The request was made on the same day that Minister Cristiano Zanin, from the STF, denied the PSD's injunction to reinstate the second round, keeping Douglas Ruas elected in the first round.