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South African Nobel Peace Prize winner mocks Trump and cites 'genocide' in Gaza
When election time returns, Flávio will focus on debt; Lula, on the Bolsonaro family's return to power
Can Flávio increase his mandate if he is elected president? Understand
In action, Lula says he has become 'selfie king' and predicts 'a lot of debate' in the 2nd round
Ana Elisa, Derrite, Jones, Nikolas... Lula and Flávio's teams on the networks
TSE orders publications by Lula, Janja and allies against Flávio Bolsonaro removed
'If judges start to be afraid, there will be no more Judiciary', says Dino when exposing threats
Summary of Brazilian news covering the electoral scenario, threats to the Judiciary and the environmental crisis in Manaus, as well as international statements about the conflict in Gaza.

Vinícius Borba is a lawyer, rural producer and president of APRIA. With two decades of experience, he works in environmental and agrarian law, participating in sustainability and regularization initiatives in the Amazon region, such as in São Félix do Xingu.

Ana Elisa Santos Silva, federal deputy elected from Minas Gerais, deactivated her account on X after receiving death and rape threats. She accuses opposition politicians of spreading misinformation and reports personal insecurity without police protection.

Presidential candidate Flávio Bolsonaro (PL) met with Douglas Ruas in Rio de Janeiro, promising to maintain and improve social programs such as Bolsa Família and Farmácia Popular, in addition to focusing on professional training to promote social mobility.

Collection of news covering everything from international criticism of the Nobel Peace Prize winner, the environmental crisis in Manaus due to fires, to electoral clashes and threats to the Judiciary in Brazil.

Candidates Flávio Bolsonaro and Lula began campaigning for the second round. Flávio focuses on promises to maintain social programs and speeches of change, while Lula criticizes the Jair Bolsonaro government and calls on supporters to mobilize.