Collection of headlines about Trump's statements, electoral bets, Mega-Sena results, report on police violence in Rio, advances in cancer treatment and medical ethics in Prouni.
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Trump says he has no plans to see Flávio and that the senator can stay in the US 'as long as he wants'
Polymarket and Kalshi: why do bets on Tuesday's elections worry experts?
Mega-Sena accumulates and prize reaches R$46 million; see numbers
One year after 122 deaths in Penha and Alemão, report lists attacks against residents
Daily pill achieves unprecedented results in the cancer that kills the most in Brazil
Attacks on Prouni scholarship holders violate the ethics of medicine, says council

PSOL parliamentarians filed a representation with the Public Ministry of SP to investigate the dismissal of Silvana Pereira Gimenes, a public servant with a disability, after criticism made by her to senator Flávio Bolsonaro on social media.

On the eve of the midterm elections, the Democratic Party faces an internal dispute between centrist and left-wing reformist wings, reflecting differences over health policies, the conflict in Gaza and the party's own identity.
Highlights of the day include proposals to change the Brazilian electoral system, Donald Trump's statements about Flávio Bolsonaro, risks of electoral bets, Mega-Sena accumulation and advances in the treatment of lung cancer.

After electoral victory, President Lula and allies such as André Janones plan to maintain digital mobilization to guarantee governability and pressure Congress, in addition to prioritizing the regulation of big techs after accusations of algorithmic bias.

Donald Trump faces a political challenge similar to that of Joe Biden: positive economic indicators, such as low unemployment, do not translate into popular approval due to the persistence of inflation and the high cost of living felt by Americans.

Maranhão recorded Lula's re-election, Operation Indefeso against fraud in Seguro Defeso, investigations in support of Nazism in Grajaú and cases of violence and infrastructure in São Luís and in the interior of the state.