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The text brings together headlines about electoral results in the United States, with Trump's statement about Democrats and data from the Senate and Chamber, as well as political news from Brazil about Rogério Marinho's candidacy for the Senate, Alcolumbre's proposal on the age of criminal responsibility and the denial of a statement attributed to Lula.
I'll probably get along with Democrats unless they want to be destructive, says Trump.
Voters rose up against Trump, says NYT.
MAP in real time: Democrats have a majority in the Senate, with 54 elected to 44.
In the Chamber, Democrats advance with a score of 237 to 139; LOOK.
Rogério Marinho, from PL, launches a candidacy for the presidency of the Senate.
With an eye on re-election, Alcolumbre wants to vote today to reduce the age of majority.
Lula did not say 'for working people, prison, for criminals, protection'.
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Alcolumbre will vote today to reduce the age of criminal responsibility
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Midterm elections in the United States elected black, Hispanic, Muslim, indigenous and LGBTQIA+ candidates to state and federal offices, including the first openly gay senator, the first Muslim in the Senate and the first indigenous woman governor, with terms beginning in January 2027.
The president of Congress, Alcolumbre, decided not to put a proposal to a vote after consideration by the president of the Chamber of Deputies, Hugo Motta, with whom he spoke the day before. He had committed to discussing the matter when the Chamber deliberated on it.

Seven Brazilians were elected state deputies in the US midterm elections, all from the Democratic Party. Four were elected in Massachusetts (Priscila Sousa, Rita Mendes, Lorena Betts and Danillo Sena), in addition to Felipe Sousa-Lazaballet in Florida, Farley Santos in Connecticut and Elaine Marzola in Nevada.

Edinho Silva, president of the PT, meets with presidents of centrist parties to understand convergences and divergences with the Lula government. The conversations do not deal with positions at the moment, and Lula wants clarity on how much the parties will deliver for the fourth term, avoiding the 2023 negotiation model.
The Democratic Party won the mid-term elections in the United States, electing senators and representatives in states like Texas, with young leaders from ethnic and religious minorities and progressive discourse. Among the highlights are Keisha Lance Bottoms, Deb Haaland, Chris Papas, James Talarico and Abdul El-Sayed.
Trump's vice president blames the war in Iran for the electoral defeat, according to the president himself. The NYT newspaper claims that voters have risen up against Trump. In Brazil, Democrats have a majority in the Senate with 54 elected to 44 and advance in the Chamber with 228 to 139. Rogério Marinho, from PL, launches his candidacy for the presidency of the Senate. Alcolumbre wants to vote today to reduce the age of majority. Seven Brazilians are elected state deputies, all Democrats.