Political candidates use the Sanctuary of Aparecida as a stage for electoral campaigns, seeking visibility and support from religious voters during events and masses there.
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The Sanctuary of Aparecida is a place with a large influx of believers in Brazil, becoming a strategic point for politicians during election periods.
Masses and visits: candidates turn Aparecida into a 'showcase' to attract votes.

Minister Kassio Nunes Marques, president of the TSE, ordered the suspension of the channel 'Lula's Army', managed by deputy André Janones, following reports of the dissemination of false information made by Flávio Bolsonaro's campaign.

Flávio Bolsonaro's interlocutors seek to avoid institutional confrontation with the STF. The dispute for the presidency of the Senate and the possibility of Rodrigo Pacheco being nominated for the Supreme Court before the end of Lula's term are central points of the discussions.

The dense smoke that covers Manaus and its Metropolitan Region prevented the takeoff of a Federal Government aircraft that was scheduled to carry out a monitoring flight over the capital of Amazonas this Sunday.

President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva attended the wake of Telma de Souza, former mayor of Santos and founder of the PT, who died at the age of 82 due to a stroke and urinary infection. She was a pioneer in mental health policy and AIDS treatment.
Summary of Brazilian headlines covering the presence of candidates in Aparecida, religious events such as the Círio de Nazaré, the Mega-Sena draw and incidents of police violence in Rio de Janeiro.

Eduardo Braide is elected governor of Maranhão. The week was also marked by the arrest of a PM captain for assault, death on site in Turiúba, collapse at a school in Morros and a court decision regarding Gusttavo Lima's concert in São Luís.