Charging by @izanio_charges

As of last Friday, UFRJ students – among other public universities – no longer have access to Google’s free memory servers that the internet giant has provided for years. UFRJ, to mention only one case, will have to pay for the service about 800 thousand reais per year. The shock is such that the engineering class at Politecnica froze the files through which they exchange information with professors and colleagues, with material that has always far exceeded the free 15 GB that Google provides to users. There is also a risk of losing searches without prior access to the “disk”. A case that is repeated in other disciplines. The Ministry of Education is washing its hands. Checked, the folder did not respond to a query about whether there is a financial plan for the solution. Google Brazil also showed no signs that it might backtrack on the decision. The giant would have announced last year about the forecast of the suspension of services.

PDT x STF and file

PDT does not give up and has decided to challenge the Federal Supreme Court and the issue that has already been decided by the court earlier in relation to Fica Limpa. The case took the judging class by surprise. In March, the Supreme Court did not recognize the Direct Action of Unconstitutionality (6630), in which the PDT questioned the suspension for eight years after serving his sentence. Now, four lawyers hired by the party have filed a motion for clarification with the STF to question the ministers…

July bonfire!

A few days ago, an intern was ordered to destroy several documents from Senac DF’s accounting department. Lots of originals. Officials denounce what would have been the burning of a dossier of evidence of possible wrongdoing by the current leadership. This comes after The Column mentioned that the Chamber of Deputies intends to investigate the Senac-DF, led by Karine Camara. Employees were called to closed meetings and threatened not to reveal what they knew. Senac-DF says it has a “standard recycling process for non-archiving material” and “no fiscal review.” Hmm… And the CNC, with an eye on everything, does not want to adhere to it: it insists that each region should have its own autonomy to manage.

Asfaz is growing

The Treasury’s Server Assistance Fund (Assefaz) reinvented itself at the age of 41 and plans to recruit at least 25,000 new employees by the end of this year. The Ministry of Economy signed the Unified Agreement. Previously, only folder servers and a few other bodies could join a health plan. Assefaz is now open to any federal government employee. Currently, nearly 2 million federal employees are willing to pay the plans.

Capitalization is growing

The capitalization market continues to attract Brazilians who want to save money without giving up the chance to win prizes in the draws. From January to May this year, Brasilcap, the capitalization company of BB Seguros, distributed R$ 24.5 million in premiums across 7,132 securities. The result is equivalent to an average daily payout of 163.7 thousand reais.

ANPD heading to headquarters

The National Data Protection Authority (ANPD) was transformed into a special autarchy after President Jair Bolsonaro signed Interim Measure No. If the deputy is approved by the National Congress, the ANPD will become a special autarky, in addition to being endowed with technical and decision-making autonomy. And it must have its headquarters and jurisdiction in the Federal District.