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A massive police raid in a Rio de Janeiro favela resulted in over 130 deaths, sparking investigations and discussions about the operation's lethality. The incident, which occurred days before Prince William's visit to Brazil, has drawn international attention. The Supreme Court of Brazil is set to discuss the aftermath of the operation and evaluate the investigation, with the Public Prosecutor's Office praising the ADPF das Favelas. The deadly raid has been described as the most lethal police operation in Rio's history, with many bodies left lying on the streets of the favela. The incident has also led to discussions about the effectiveness of police tactics in favelas and the role of drug trafficking leaders. Meanwhile, the interior ministry of Brazil is analyzing the situation at the border with Brazil following the favela operation.

The defense of Augusto Heleno, a retired general and former secretary of institutional security, led the mentions of President Jair Bolsonaro during the trial of a coup plot. The trial, which began on Tuesday, involves allegations of a plot to overthrow the government. Heleno's defense team has been prominent in bringing up Bolsonaro's name during the proceedings.

Tebet's Quran teacher, Guru Ngaji, faces up to 15 years in prison for repeatedly harassing female students in the evenings, with a modus operandi involving deception. Haddad e Tebet reaffirms commitment to 2026 meta.

Simone Tebet, a government official, has stated that the government will not change its fiscal target for 2026 and is seeking alternative solutions to the IOF. She believes that raising taxes to increase revenue is becoming increasingly difficult, and has suggested that taxing the wealthy could be considered left-wing. Tebet also mentioned that the Supreme Court has not yet decided whether INSS reimbursements will be included in the fiscal target, and that the year 2026 will be challenging in terms of meeting the target. She also acknowledged that there may be resistance from special interest groups when making changes to incentives.

Barroso, known for his prudence, has taken a stance against excessive salaries, marking his 20th year at the Parador Lumiar with a change in leadership, as Isaías Neries departs and Igor Barroso takes the helm.

Barroso maintains STF inquiry into Bolsonaristas, criticizes excessive worker protection, defends judiciary on BPC increase, prefers consensus on IOF, supports law against excessive salaries.