President Jair Bolsonaro followed instructions from his campaign headquarters not to attack rival Lulu da Silva (Portugal) during an interview with the Jornal Nacional on Monday evening. The idea was to show a calmer Bolsonaro (hence a more subdued performance, different from public outbursts), focused on responses, on his defense and on what has already been done in his government in the social and economic spheres. If the strategy had worked, the palaces near Bolsonaro would not yet have been surveyed. His party, the PL, commissioned a qualitative survey to find out the public’s reaction to being on TV. Verify.

Torres out

The atmosphere between Attorney General Anderson Torres and the National Association of Federal Police Delegates (ADPF) has soured once and for all. Torres demanded his withdrawal from the organization. ADPF has been in conflict with the minister for several months now over the claims of the category that was not satisfied in the Government – in particular, the reorganization promised by the president himself with a two-digit rate, which did not happen.

Run in MPF

A witch hunt was organized in the MPF, led by the Attorney General of the Republic, Augusto Aras, who was unaware of the PPF operation against Bolsonarist businessmen accused of undemocratic WhatsApp messages. Aras hastened to explain himself in the note. Contrary to custom, the office of Minister Alexandre de Moraes, who authorized the operation, was found to have delivered a copy of the precautionary decision to the MPF room inside the STF on Monday afternoon. Someone didn’t tell Aras.

End for Marsala

Yesterday the TSE approved a 26-second PROS for PT to add to its daily election TV schedule. With this decision, Lula will have more time than Bolsonaro. PROS President Euripede Junior, who returned to his post, joined the PT Coalition and allowed the candidate to use this time. Thus, once and for all danced “coach” Pablo Marsal, who wanted to run for president through PROS.

life in the Earth

Charging by @izanio_charges

Between January and June of this year, 25 killings of Indians, quilombolos, landless and sympathizers were recorded in Brazil. Among them are seven indigenous people; five supporters and environmentalists such as Bruno Pereira and Dom Phillips, four without land; two quilombolas. Data provided by the Pastoral Land Commission associated with the Catholic Church. A report by the Council of Indigenous Missionaries on Violence Against Indigenous Peoples in Brazil recorded 176 killings of indigenous people in 2021.

Saving Noronha

The STF brokered an agreement between the Union and the government of Pernambuco for stronger action against real estate speculation and environmental protection in the Fernando de Noronha archipelago. The federal government has accused the state of having some structures floated “in the sand”. There was a hearing in Brasilia where the climate was pacified and the verification measures will be presented at a meeting in November.