Highlights of the day include candidates in Aparecida, preparations for the Círio de Nazaré, the R$112 million Mega-Sena draw and the investigation into the death of a young man by military police after confusion with a cell phone.
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Masses and visits: candidates transform Aparecida into a 'showcase' to attract votes
First-timers at the polls, well-known in politics: see who makes it to Congress
2.3 million are expected on the Círio de Nazaré route in Belém
Mega-Sena can pay R$112 million today; g1 broadcasts live
Who was a young man killed by the police with 27 shots after having a cell phone mistaken for a weapon

The TSE suspended advertising from Lula's campaign that accused Flávio Bolsonaro of corruption and money laundering in the Banco Master case. Minister Nunes Marques considered the criminal charges to be devoid of evidence and harmful to the electoral balance.
Candidates use masses and visits to the National Sanctuary of Aparecida as a political showcase to try to attract votes from voters during the campaign period.

Candidates with a strong digital presence, such as André Fernandes and Tancredo dos Santos, stand out in the Ceará elections. Experts discuss the challenges brought by social networks to political debate and democracy.
Former directors of Cedae Saúde investigated for embezzlement of more than R$400 million have become partners of Amora Futebol Clube, in Portugal, since 2025.

Senator Flávio Bolsonaro surpassed President Lula in four municipalities in Bahia in the first presidential round: Luís Eduardo Magalhães, Buerarema, Teixeira de Freitas and Itamaraju. Political scientists associate the advance of Bolsonarism with agrarian conflicts and the weight of agribusiness.

Our Lady of Aparecida became the center of political debate in the final stretch of the 2026 elections after fake news associated candidate Flávio Bolsonaro with a project to remove his title of Patron Saint of Brazil. The topic generated reactions from the CNBB and decisions from the TSE and STF.