Highlights include the behavior of the Brazilian electorate, proposals for the Northeast, the processing of PECs in Congress, the history of the electronic voting machine and the start of state elections in Germany.
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Germany begins election that could give state government to the ultra-right
Highlights include the behavior of the Brazilian electorate, proposals for the Northeast, the processing of PECs in Congress, the history of the electronic voting machine and the start of state elections in Germany.
Brasília prepares a reinforced security scheme for the September 7th parade on the Esplanada dos Ministérios. With an expectation of 30 thousand people, the event will have access restrictions, a ban on dangerous items and reinforcement of public transport.

Senator Flávio Bolsonaro publicly called on Minister Cármen Lúcia, from the STF, to vote in favor of an investigation against Minister Alexandre de Moraes. The request comes amid an institutional crisis involving Moraes and minister André Mendonça.
Germany begins a state electoral process that could result in the ultra-right's first victory in a regional government since the Second World War, marking a decisive moment for the country's political scenario.

Michelle Bolsonaro published a message of support for STF minister André Mendonça, calling him a “man of God”. The gesture occurs in the midst of an institutional crisis involving Mendonça and Minister Alexandre de Moraes regarding investigations by Banco Master.

The Electoral Court changed the voting location of 75 polling stations in João Pessoa and Campina Grande for the 2026 Elections. There are 57 changes in the capital and 18 in Agreste. Voters must check the new address using the e-Título application or the official TRE-PB website.