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Summary of the day's main news includes Lula's political bets, new Quaest poll for president, police operation in Maré, developments in the Isabelle Case and threats from an Israeli minister.
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Compilation of recent headlines from the political and police scene.
Lula bets on a package of kindness, and Flávio aims for a useful vote
Quaest releases today 1st poll for president after ban on betting
Operation in Maré leaves one dead and 5 shot; PM is among the injured
Isabelle case: boyfriend barred the young woman's family from the building, says superintendent
Criminal police officer arrested on suspicion of shooting wife to death in Greater SP
Rick's death: exchange of messages reveals concern about bad weather
Israeli minister posts video threatening Hamas prisoner with death

The Regional Electoral Court of Piauí suspended the advertising of Senate candidate Tiago Junqueira (PL). The advertisement misled voters by suggesting that they vote twice for the same candidate, a practice that results in the cancellation of the second vote.
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Raquel Lyra (PSD), João Campos (PSB), Ivan Moraes (PSOL), UP candidate and Victor Assis (PCO) carried out walks, mini-motorcades and events in cities in the Sertão and Agreste of Pernambuco, in addition to activities in São Paulo, on this election campaign Sunday.

The far-right National Rally (RN) party elected 14 senators in French Senate by-elections, quadrupling its representation in the chamber ahead of the 2027 presidential elections, with Marine Le Pen hailing the victory as historic.

The federal government announced the total ban on fixed-odd betting (bets) in Brazil through a Provisional Measure signed by President Lula, nine days before the elections. The measure was announced during the 'Together with Haddad and Lula' event in São Paulo, with the presence of Marina Silva and Simone Tebet. The Minister of Finance, Fernando Haddad, justified the decision citing suspicions of money laundering, currency evasion and risks to public health related to gambling, stating that recent operations by the Federal Revenue Service and the Federal Police proved the use of the platforms for illicit purposes.

The seventh-day mass of activist Amelinha Teles at the Sé Cathedral, in São Paulo, brought together candidates such as Fernando Haddad, Simone Tebet and Marina Silva. The event highlighted the role of religion in the electoral campaign and the defense of the secular State.