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Summary of political and judicial headlines of the day in Brazil.
The Senate must vote today on the proposal that ends the 6x1 scale.
Flávio retreats and says he will go to the debate on Sunday after Lula confirms his presence.
Lula sends letter to evangelicals seeking rapprochement; see the points.
The first Quaest survey of the 2nd round will be released today.
TSE takes down video released by Nikolas in which children criticize Lula.
Court sentences 4 men for gang rape of teenager in Rio.
Brazilian woman arrested for trafficking in Thailand returns to Brazil after serving her sentence.
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The Brazilian Senate votes today on the proposal on the 6x1 scale. Other highlights include Lula's political movement with evangelicals, the PF's schedule on STF ministers and justice cases involving rape and international trafficking.

The director general of the Federal Police, Andrei Passos Rodrigues, and the president of the STF, Edson Fachin, agreed to deliver a report on the involvement of ministers with former banker Daniel Vorcaro only in November, after the electoral period.

This Saturday (17th), the Citizen Assistance Service (SAC) offers exclusive services for children and teenagers in Bahia. The action aims to issue a new National Identity Card (CIN) free of charge by prior appointment or on a first-come, first-served basis.

Minister Marco Aurélio Bellizze Oliveira ordered the removal of a video by deputy Nikolas Ferreira that associated Lula with social problems, using children in edited criticism. The decision responds to a request from the PT for misinformation.

Senator and presidential candidate Flávio Bolsonaro (PL) stated in a video that he will participate in the debate scheduled for Sunday (18), after Lula announced his presence. He had previously said that he would not go to the event and is still evaluating his participation in the TV Globo debate, scheduled for August 23rd.
STF seeks solution to the Master case fearing pressure from the Senate; Justice condemns four men for gang rape in Rio and other nationally notable news.