
Flávio Bolsonaro states that he does not intend to nominate Jair Bolsonaro for a position if elected and that Eduardo Bolsonaro will not be Minister of Election Relations; TSE determines that Meta does not interfere with Lula and Flávio's content on the networks; Datafolha indicates 96% voting intention in the second round; Trump government supports elections in Brazil and criticizes Moraes, PCC and CV; US press secretary is fired after five days; magazine accuses Vorcaro of partying with call girls for Nunes Marques.
AI-generated summary
Flávio Bolsonaro gave an interview to Globo covering topics such as naming relatives, fiscal adjustment, minimum wage and the end of the 6x1 scale. The TSE decided that Meta cannot remove or reduce the reach of Lula and Flávio Bolsonaro's content on social media. Datafolha showed high voting intentions in the second round of elections. The Trump government declared support for the elections in Brazil, but criticized minister Alexandre de Moraes and factions such as the PCC and CV. The US press secretary was fired after five days. The magazine accused businessman Vorcaro of promoting a party with call girls for Minister Nunes Marques.
Flávio says that 'it's not on the radar' to nominate his father and that, if elected, Eduardo will not be chancellor
See what #FACT or #FAKE is in Flávio Bolsonaro's interview with Globo
Flávio talks about fiscal adjustment, minimum wage and the end of 6x1
TSE determines that Meta does not interfere with Lula and Flávio's content on the networks
Datafolha: 96% intend to vote in the 2nd round; 1% say they won't
In a letter, the Trump government says it supports elections in Brazil and defends actions against Moraes, PCC and CV
Trump's new press secretary fired after 5 days on the job
Vorcaro had a party with call girls for Nunes Marques, says magazine
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Flávio Bolsonaro will be asked about the possible appointment of Jair Bolsonaro in future positions during the campaign.
Likely · Within weeks
The TSE may impose fines on Meta if it fails to comply with the determination not to interfere with Lula and Flávio Bolsonaro's content.
Possible · Within months

Flávio Bolsonaro states that he intends to maintain the end of the 6x1 work schedule, says he is not seeking more than one term and expressed surprise at the arrest of allies in Rio de Janeiro during an interview in which he also commented on the choice of Claudio Lottenberg for the Ministry of Health.

Flávio Bolsonaro, PL's candidate for President of the Republic, was interviewed by journalist Renata Lo Prete on TV Globo this Friday (16), as part of the coverage of the second round of the 2026 Elections.

Smoke from forest fires covered Manaus for the ninth consecutive day. Deforestation in the Amazon recorded the lowest level in 38 years, while destruction in the Cerrado fell by more than 20% in one year. Congress approved a mandatory exam for medical students and the TSE established rules for the use of WhatsApp channels in electoral campaigns. Globo is carrying out the second round of interviews with presidential candidates, with Flávio Bolsonaro (PL) as this Friday's guest.

During an interview, a political candidate accused his opponent of involvement in a process of administrative improbity due to deviation from a parliamentary health amendment, denied having participated in the Ibaneis government in the last eight years and promised to complete unfinished works such as the Samambaia subway, hospitals and UPAs, in addition to improving transport with VLT and surface trains.

TV Globo will interview Flávio Bolsonaro, PL's presidential candidate, live this Friday (16), after Jornal Nacional, at Estúdios Globo in Rio de Janeiro, with simultaneous transmission by GloboNews and g1.

Protesters gathered in the center of Mogi das Cruzes in support of the re-election of President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, who is contesting the second round of the presidential elections with Flávio Bolsonaro. The event took place on Friday night (16), with participants dressed in red, PT and Brazilian flags, and posters in defense of women's votes. A Datafolha survey released on Thursday (15) showed Bolsonaro with 47% and Lula with 45% of voting intentions, technically tied within the margin of error.