List of headlines from the g1 portal covering political strategies on Instagram, Randolfe's electoral setback, Mega-Sena draw, lobbyist's accusation, Unicamp entrance exam and student approved in medicine.
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Change and confrontation: Lula and Flávio’s strategies on Instagram
Influential in Brasília, defeated at 'home': Randolfe's electoral setback
Mega-Sena can pay R$170 million this Sunday; g1 broadcasts live
Lobbyist says that Lulinha met with ministers and claims to want to make a plea bargain
More than 58 thousand are taking the 1st phase of the Unicamp entrance exam today
Approved in medicine at Unicamp, she studied with free video classes

Bahia has 312 polling stations with location changes for the second round of elections, scheduled for next Sunday (25). The nationwide change covers 4,352 sections due to rain, renovations and power outages.

Senator Flávio Bolsonaro defended that the end of re-election and possible increase in term of office apply to the government itself, if elected. Constitutional law professors disagree about the legality of the measure without a transition rule.

In an interview with TV Integração, senator-elect Marília Campos (PT) addressed priorities for the mandate, including additional measures on Minas Gerais' debt with the Union, public security, elimination of betting and infrastructure.

Elected senator Domingos Sávio (PL), the most voted in Minas Gerais, detailed in an interview his priorities for his term, focusing on renegotiating the state debt, road improvements, tightening public security laws and reforming the judiciary.

Feasibility studies evaluate the creation of an exclusive path for pilgrims on Via Dutra, aiming to increase the safety of pilgrims heading to Aparecida.

After 15 years in the Senate, Randolfe Rodrigues (PT) lost re-election for Amapá. Voters chose Rayssa Furlan and Lucas Barreto in an election marked by polarization and a desire for renewal.