Coletânea de notícias abrangendo política brasileira, protestos na França e atividades do Papa no Vaticano.
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Resumo de manchetes variadas sobre política interna brasileira e eventos internacionais.
Alcolumbre traça plano para seguir no comando do Senado seja com Lula ou de Flávio
Manifestante é atropelado durante ato pró-Lula em BH; motorista é preso
Influente em Brasília, derrotado em 'casa': o revés eleitoral de Randolfe
Lobista diz que Lulinha se reunia com ministros e afirma querer fazer delação premiada
Protestos na França têm 1 morto, 500 policiais feridos e 1.800 presos
VÍDEO: Papa Leão XIV conduz oração no Vaticano um dia após deixar hospital
Flávio Bolsonaro participates in a campaign event on Avenida Paulista, in São Paulo, while Lula supporters hold a demonstration in the center of Brasília. Mega-Sena accumulates and the next draw can pay up to R$185 million. Senator Davi Alcolumbre outlines a plan to remain in command of the Senate, regardless of the results of the elections. In Belo Horizonte, a pro-Lula protester is run over during an act and the driver is arrested. Senator Randolfe Rodrigues suffers electoral defeat in his stronghold. A lobbyist claims that Lulinha met with ministers and wants to make a plea bargain. In France, protests result in one death, 500 police officers injured and 1,800 arrested.

Businessman Paolo Zampolli, US special envoy, left the government after internal disputes with Deputy Secretary of State, Christopher Landau. Zampolli, a friend of Trump, denies scandal and plans to resume private activities after 18 months in office.

The TSE changed the address of 2,033 voting stations for the second round, affecting 592 thousand voters. The measure, which represents 0.39% of the total, arises from renovations and damage caused by climate events. Lula's coalition requested logistical support from voters.

Lula and Flávio Bolsonaro face the challenge of mobilizing voters for the second round, especially in states without local disputes. Campaigns invest in social networks, rallies and strategies to reduce abstention, focusing on decisive electoral colleges.

The Prerrogativas group requested an investigation from the PF and the Electoral Court into the hiring of the company Elytron by Flávio Bolsonaro's campaign, alleging possible use of AI for electoral manipulation and financial inconsistencies.

TSE minister Ricardo Villas Bôas Cueva authorized pro-democracy events scheduled for this Sunday, denying the Novo Party's request to ban artistic presentations and electric trios, as he saw no evidence of irregular electoral rallies.