The Public Security Amendment is definitively approved by the Chamber of Deputies.
Brazilian lawmakers approved the Proposed Amendment to the Constitution in a second round of voting. With this decision, the text now goes to the Senate for analysis.
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The creation of the Banco Master CPI (Parliamentary Commission of Inquiry) is stalling the vote on the Sentencing Bill in Congress.
The text was approved at the end of last year, but was vetoed by Lula.
Brazil
Supreme Court and Congress are working on a transitional rule to review perks.
Meeting between ministers and legislative leaders defines the drafting of a proposal to adjust budgets to the constitutional spending cap.
Brazil
Lula's veto of salary increases above the ceiling in the Legislature has support among leaders in Congress.
The ruling blocks compensatory leave and retroactive payments that could raise salaries above the R$46 ceiling and reduces pressure to overturn the previous decision.
Brazil
After Carnival, the government accelerates its efforts in Congress to end the 6x1 work schedule.
Proposal to reduce work week to 36 hours back at the center of debate should advance in the Chamber by May.
Latin America
Peru's Congress ousted interim president José Jerí, the country's seventh leader in a decade.
Jeri was removed from office after assuming the position in October 2025, based on accusations of misconduct and inadequacy.
World
Kim Jong Un completes handover of 10 homes in Pyongyang ahead of crucial political congress.
The handover of the housing units marks a stage in the plan defined by the North Korean leader.
Brazil
Opposition files new impeachment request against Toffoli in Congress.
Members of the Novo party in Parliament react to the Federal Police's request to remove a minister from the Supreme Court's Banco Master case.
Brazil
Motta wants to vote on the Security Amendment by April.
The Speaker of the House wants to approve the proposal between March and April and is seeking consensus to avoid impasses such as lowering the age of criminal responsibility.
Brazil
"It's not won yet, but I will win," says Lula about the elections.
During a dinner with members of parliament, the president stated he will win the election and made overtures to Congress while shaping the political landscape for October.
Brazil
Lula signals to Congress at a "thank you" dinner and calls for "dialogue" between branches of government.
The president hosted a dinner with House leaders on Wednesday.
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Brazil-PP Union postpones presidential decision and focuses on strengthening its presence in Congress.
The federation intends to wait for the electoral landscape to mature while prioritizing the election of deputies and senators.