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g1 promotes debates with candidates for the Senate in Rio de Janeiro in two rounds, with the first debate already held and the second scheduled for 1 pm.
Candidate Waguinho (Republicans) was the first to arrive for the second round of g1 debates with candidates for the Senate in Rio de Janeiro, which starts at 1 pm.
The first of two debates with candidates for the Senate from RJ ends. Carlos Jordy (PL), Marcelo Crivella (Republicans), Marcos Dias (Podemos) and Pedro Paulo (PSD) presented their proposals. See how the debate went.
At 1pm, there is the second debate, with Benedita da Silva (PT), Carlos Portinho (PL), Mônica Benício (PSOL) and Waguinho (Republicans).

The Federal Police carried out search and seizure warrants in Pernambuco in Operation Phantom Voter, investigating an alleged scheme of fraudulent electoral transfers involving the capture of voters from other municipalities and the use of falsified documents. The actions took place at residential and institutional addresses, including Belém de Maria city hall, which has not yet taken a position.

In the final stretch of the first round, Lula and Flávio Bolsonaro exchange accusations in the electoral propaganda this Tuesday (22), focusing on food prices, debt and economic and security proposals, while polls show a technical tie between the candidates.

Waguinho (Republicans), Carlos Portinho (PL), Benedita da Silva (PT) and Mônica Benício (PSOL) participated in the second g1 debate with candidates for the Senate from Rio de Janeiro, discussing the relationship between powers, federal universities, SUS, work and employment, parliamentary amendments and resumption of territories, with a block of free topics and final considerations.

The second g1 debate with Senate candidates from Rio de Janeiro began with the drawn order of themes: relationship between powers, federal universities, SUS, work and employment, parliamentary amendments and retaking of territories. Candidates such as Carlos Portinho (PL), Benedita da Silva (PT), Monica Benicio (Psol), Waguinho (Republicanos), Carlos Jordy (PL) and Marcos Dias (Podemos) arrived at the event, mediated by journalist Edimilson Ávila.

In his farewell speech at the UN General Assembly, António Guterres defended the need for a strong and reformed organization. The secretary-general was applauded when he mentioned the two-state solution to the Israel-Palestine conflict.

g1 lists the campaign agenda of the eight candidates for the government of Maranhão for this Tuesday (22). Commitments include motorcades, recordings of electoral programs, internal meetings and interviews, as informed by party advisors.