Bolsonaro resumes criticism of electronic voting machines; Catholic bishops condemn exploitation of faith; Rio's metro has 4G and +

CONTRADICTION: President Bolsonaro (PL) says the press “invented” an increase in ministers at the Federal Supreme Court (STF), two days after announcing he would make the change. The idea was first signaled by the vice-president, Hamilton Mourão (Republicans). Arthur Lira (PP-AL), president of the Chamber of Deputies and Bolsonaro's ally, criticized the discussion about the increase, calling it "smoke" production and says that there is a "sense of change" for the president to be re-elected. (UOL)
RELIGION: Bishops of the Catholic Church condemn exploitation of faith in the 2nd round of the election. CNBB note does not mention names, but arrives after Jair Bolsonaro's trip to Círio de Nazaré (G1).
CAPACITISM: Robot on WhatsApp “pulls its ear” and suggests a new word for ableist terms like “faking dementia”. Ableist expressions are those that discriminate against people with disabilities (PCDs). (Gizmodo)
SECRETS: International Transparency relegates Brazil in report on combating corruption. (The Antagonist)
BALLOTS: Jair Bolsonaro (PL) once again says that electronic voting machines are suspicious, without presenting evidence and asks voters to remain in a section after voting. (UOL)
METAVERSE: NBC Universal and Meta announced this Tuesday (11) a new partnership that promete transform scenarios from beloved series, such as The Office, in virtual reality available for 3D glasses. (Tecmundo)
HOMAGE: Meet the Brazilian singer and composer João Batista do Vale, honored by the Google via Doodle, this Tuesday (11). The artist from Maranhão would have turned 88 this Tuesday (11). (Exam)
PLANET: Why does the new National Congress threaten environmental security? Study analyzes elected deputies and senators in relation to issues related to the environment. (Congress in Focus)
LOLLAPALOOZA: Green Day and blink-182 will reissue the legendary meeting on stage in 2023. (I have more records than friends)
INTERNET: Rio de Janeiro Metro already has 4G on all lines and stations. (Technoblog)