Article addresses the possible candidacy of Douglas Ruas for the government of Rio de Janeiro, statements by Flávio about the end of re-election and a mandate of up to 5 years with PEC, statements that there will be no privatization of Petrobras, Caixa and Banco do Brasil, the offer of cryptocurrency due to the dissemination of pro-Flávio content, statements by Lula about cuts in social programs, the release of the first presidential poll of the second round by Datafolha and Cleitinho's disagreement with Flávio's campaign about the end of the 6x1 scale.
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The article mentions political figures such as Flávio, Lula and Cleitinho in an electoral context, focusing on the possible role of Douglas Ruas as a candidate for the government of Rio de Janeiro and in debates about re-election, mandate, social programs and opinion polls.
Who is Douglas Ruas, who could be the new governor of RJ
Flávio says he wants to end re-election and talks about a mandate for him of up to 5 years with PEC
Flávio will not privatize Petrobras, Caixa or BB, says head of economic area
Site offers cryptocurrency to anyone who publishes content advocating voting for Flávio
On the networks, Lula says that Flávio will cut Pé-de-Meia and social programs
Datafolha releases today the first presidential poll of the 2nd round
Cleitinho diverges from Flávio's campaign and defends the end of the 6x1 scale
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Douglas Ruas will be confirmed as candidate for governor of Rio de Janeiro
Possible · Within weeks
The proposal to end re-election and a mandate of up to 5 years with PEC will gain momentum in Congress
Possible · Within months

The PEC that proposes the end of the 6x1 work schedule was approved by the Chamber and the Senate's CCJ and is now awaiting analysis and voting in two rounds by the plenary, with the need for 49 votes in favor in each round. The president of the Senate, Davi Alcolumbre, maintains the voting forecast next week, but said he will meet any requests to speed up the process. Two discussion sessions are scheduled for Tuesday (13) and Wednesday (14).

The PEC that proposes the end of the 6x1 work schedule was approved by the Chamber and the Senate's CCJ and now needs to be analyzed and voted on by the Senate plenary, requiring at least 49 votes in favor in each of the two voting rounds to proceed with promulgation.

The majority of TSE ministers voted to annul Anthony Garotinho's votes. With the retotalization, Douglas Ruas (PL) reaches 50.88% of valid votes, surpassing the mark necessary to be elected governor of Rio de Janeiro in the first round.

The Superior Electoral Court (TSE) holds a session to analyze Anthony Garotinho's request to withdraw his appeal and judge the possible ineligibility of elected senator Deltan Dallagnol.

The elected governor of Minas Gerais, Cleitinho Azevedo, made official his support for Flávio Bolsonaro's candidacy for president in the second round of the 2026 elections, planning a statewide coordination with Minas Gerais mayors.
The Superior Electoral Court (TSE) holds a session to judge Anthony Garotinho's request to withdraw his appeal regarding candidacy registration and the possible ineligibility of elected senator Deltan Dallagnol.