
PSD candidate addressed proposals for technical education, daycare centers and questions about her remuneration as a prosecutor
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NE1 carries out a series of interviews with candidates for the Pernambuco government for the 2026 elections, based on the September 11th Datafolha survey.
Raquel Lyra participated in the NE1 hearing with candidates for the government of Pernambuco. In the interview, the PSD candidate promised 100,000 vacancies in technical education, completing 250 daycare centers and commented on the controversy over the choice of state prosecutor's salary, among other topics. Read the full report here. See excerpts from the hearing, by theme, and also the full text.
This week, NE1 is carrying out interviews with candidates for the government of Pernambuco in the 2026 elections. The conversations are shown live on TV Globo and here on this g1 page.
Globo invited the best placed candidates in the Datafolha survey on September 11th. Raquel Lyra (PSD) appears ahead, with 47% of voting intentions, followed by João Campos (PSB), with 42%.
The order of interviews:
Monday (14): João Campos, who promised to build hospitals and expand water supplies;
Tuesday (15): Raquel Lyra.
Historic session at the STF is marked by heated discussions between ministers Mendonça, Gilmar Mendes and Alexandre de Moraes. The trial involves debates about suspicion, impediment and allegations of misuse of the Federal Police.

The PSTU candidate for the government of Maranhão, Saulo Arcangeli, proposes the creation of deliberative popular councils for the budget, the nationalization of health and sanitation, in addition to changes in education and tax incentive policy for large companies.

The candidate for the government of Amazonas, Omar Aziz (PSD), defended the end of the 6x1 work schedule in the commerce and services sector during an interview with Rede Amazônica. He also discussed the management of Amazonprev and proposals for young people's first jobs.
The candidate for the government of Espírito Santo, Lorenzo Pazolini (Republicans), promised to eliminate commissioned positions and reallocate resources from the state budget of R$34 billion to finance health, education and security proposals, using his administration in Vitória as a model.

The STF session was suspended after intense discussions between ministers about the actions of the Federal Police, allegations of political-electoral bias and regulatory questions about the reporting of cases involving members of the Court.
The STF session is marked by a direct clash between ministers André Mendonça and Gilmar Mendes, with accusations of electoral bias and the use of the Federal Police in investigations, in addition to discussions about impediments and trial procedures.