Collection of news about the Security PEC, debate on the 6x1 work schedule, chaos caused by rain in São Paulo and police operations against drug trafficking.
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Opposition tries to include reduction of the age of criminal responsibility in the Security PEC
End of the 6x1 scale: which professions will be affected and who is left out
When does the change take effect? Do I need to negotiate with the company?
Just one vote against: see how senators and parties voted
Death, submerged cars and flooded tunnel: PHOTOS of chaos after rain in SP
Cyclone and cold front make the storm gain more strength in the Southeast today
Operation targets group that sent drugs hidden in household appliances

President Donald Trump has announced that the execution by firing squad of a former soldier will not be broadcast live, reversing his previous position after criticism. Relatives of the victims will be able to watch the event in person.

The Superior Electoral Court unanimously decided to annul the rule that required a 48-hour period for the use of late-registered electronic channels by electoral campaigns.

United States President Donald Trump has declared that the execution by firing squad of a former US soldier will not be broadcast live.

Minister Camilo Santana contests Senator Rogério Marinho's proposal that aims to reduce the age of criminal responsibility to 16 and 14 years old. The discussion gains strength in the final stretch of the presidential elections, with the support of 61% of the population according to Quaest.
The Divinópolis Electoral Court ordered the Federal Police to investigate deputy Ana Elisa Santos Silva (PT) for allegedly spreading fake news against candidate Flávio Bolsonaro during the 2026 campaign.

The Senate approved the PEC that abolishes the 6x1 work schedule, reducing the weekly working day to 40 hours. The measure is seen as a political asset for Lula's campaign, while Flávio Bolsonaro's allies promise compensatory measures for companies.