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Julio Schneider reported that Rogério Marinho confronted Davi Alcolumbre after the removal of the Public Security constitutional amendment from the agenda. According to Schneider, when questioned about the decision, Alcolumbre stated that it had been made by him in the Presidency of the Federal Senate. Marinho replied that it would be necessary to change the rules. #Política #Senado #SegurançaPública (translated)

Carmelo Neto stated that Alcolumbre had removed the Public Security PEC from the agenda and accused him of acting subserviently to Lula. According to Neto, the president was against lowering the age of criminal responsibility and had ordered Alcolumbre to shelve the proposal. The author suggested that this would help explain an electoral victory for Lula in the prisons. #SegurançaPública #Lula #PolíticaBrasileira (translated)

Pri reported that Rogério Marinho confronted Davi Alcolumbre after the Public Security PEC was removed from the agenda. According to her, Alcolumbre attributed the decision to the Senate Presidency itself, and Marinho responded that the rules needed to be changed. #SegurançaPública #SenadoFederal #PolíticaBrasileira (translated)

Paulo Eduardo Martins stated that the ambition for power of Lula and Davi Alcolumbre found no parallel in the history of Brazil. He said that electoral fraud was the usual method of the duo, whom he accused of harming the nation, and added that, in Brazil, the scale of responsibility had come to an end. #Brasil #Política #Corrupção (translated)

Marina Silva stated that the end of the 6x1 work schedule represented a victory for workers and a historical reparation. She said that the 1988 Constitution had reduced the weekly working hours from 48 to 44 and that the PEC 221/2019 was moving towards a gradual reduction to 40 hours, with two days off and without a salary cut. She also thanked the senators who voted in favor. Silva said that the proposal had been approved in both rounds, with 75 votes in favor and one against, from Hamilton Mourão (Republicanos-RS). According to her, Ciro Nogueira (PP-PI), Marcio Bittar (PL-AC), and Rogério Marinho (PL-RN) did not have votes recorded in the first round; Ciro voted in favor in the second. Dr. Hiran (PP-RR) voted in favor in the first round but did not have a vote recorded in the second. Marcio Bittar, Rogério Marinho, and Sergio Moro did not have votes recorded in either round. Davi Alcolumbre (União Brasil-AP) did not vote because he presided over the session. She warned that there were maneuvers to alter the proposal and advocated that the achievement not be undermined. Silva also stated that Lula was a historical defender of workers and that his reelection would be essential to maintain the advances. #Trabalhadores #DireitosTrabalhistas #ConquistaSocial (translated)

The author stated that the end of the 6x1 shift was a highly popular agenda and that in a second-round election, there would be no time to explain the right's view on the topic. She said that she did not know if Cleitinho had recorded a video with "Nhonho" to counter PT attacks on the right, but assessed that the recording could favor the group or reduce critiques, should Flávio's campaign take advantage of the opportunity. To support this strategy, the author cited statements that Cleitinho had always supported the PEC, backed Flávio, and had demanded "Nhonho" shortly after being elected. She also mentioned that "Nhonho" had said he would put the proposal to a vote and that Cleitinho had always advocated for it. She suggested a sequence of actions: the release of the video featuring both, followed by a recording of Cleitinho with Flávio and supporters from Minas Gerais, the right's favorable vote on the PEC, and the branding of Cleitinho's car in support of Flávio. The author said that it might not be possible to "steal" the agenda, but that the strategy could mitigate the damage and emphasized that the initiative was not in favor of Alcolumbre. #Política #Eleições #Direita (translated)

Rick Azevedo stated that he brought the agenda to Congress for years until obtaining approval in the House and that he pressured Davi Alcolumbre in the Senate for months. He said the campaign was successful and that the end of the 6x1 shift schedule was near. He also claimed that the united mobilization of workers demonstrated their strength and that they would win. #Trabalho #JustiçaSocial #Unidade (translated)

Renato Souza wrote that, alongside Davi Alcolumbre, Senator Cleitinho, elected governor of Minas Gerais, stated that he had asked the Senate president to schedule the end of the 6x1 shift for consideration by the plenary. According to Souza, the PEC would be voted on the following week and was on the agendas for the sessions on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday. #Política #MinasGerais #Senado (translated)

Rick Azevedo stated that Davi Alcolumbre confirmed for Wednesday (14) the final vote in the Senate on the end of the 6x1 schedule. He said that the pressure had taken effect, called for support in the coming days, and stated that the workers would come out victorious. #Trabalho #Senado #Votação (translated)

BCharts stated that the proposal to end the 6x1 shift schedule should be voted on the following Wednesday. According to the profile, Davi Alcolumbre indicated that the agenda would be voted on the following week, as reported by CNN. https://t.co/ivgIjwnjUD #Senado #Política #Brasil (translated)

Leonardo Dias wrote that, according to VEJA magazine (issue 3016, from 10/9/2026), Daniel Vorcaro reportedly detailed in audio and in material submitted to the PGR in June how Banco Master obtained access to the pension funds of state entities. In the version attributed to Vorcaro, Jaques Wagner allegedly facilitated the connection, and partner Augusto Lima reportedly met with João Vaccari Neto. Dias stated that Vorcaro described a payment of about R$ 30 million in cash for Oliver Stone's documentary about Lula, through Paulo Okamotto, in addition to an undisclosed amount to the Lula Institute. Later, according to the report, the Master would pay 10% of what it raised from the funds of BB, Caixa, Petrobras, and Correios: Vorcaro estimated R$ 1 billion for the PT and R$ 9 billion for himself. The author also mentioned messages found on Vorcaro's cell phone. According to Dias, an operator identified as Júlio introduced him to Olavo Noleto, the executive secretary of Alexandre Padilha. On 4/29/2024, Master was said to have entered a list that released the funds; on the same day, Júlio allegedly demanded R$ 500,000. Two days later, a dinner with Padilha was said to have occurred at the banker’s house. In October, Júlio reportedly wrote that the president would meet with Vorcaro. Dias added that Padilha allegedly said dealing with Noleto was equivalent to dealing with him. According to the author, the operation stopped in July 2024, after it became public that Caixa managers opposed to the deal had lost their positions. Vorcaro was said to have claimed that municipal funds yielded R$ 6 million to Padilha’s group. Dias compared this amount to the more than R$ 60 million from Dark Horse and reported that Vorcaro differentiated the payments linked to Lula from those related to Flávio. Dias noted that Lula, Padilha, and Noleto denied the accusations. He also stated that there was no evidence that the meeting with Lula promised by Júlio took place; the only confirmed meeting at the Planalto, on 12/4/2024 and outside the official agenda, reportedly dealt with the Master at the Central Bank. The author said that the PGR dismissed the attachment due to a lack of evidence of cash payments and that the same archived material mentioned payments to Davi Alcolumbre and members of the Judiciary. #Lula #Corrupção #PolíticaBrasileira (translated)