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Privatization

Half of Brazilians believe that the government should continue with all the state-owned companies it owns. According to research by PoderData, 50% of the population believes that there should be no privatization and that companies such as Banco do Brasil, Caixa Econômica Federal and Petrobras should continue to be under the command of the federal government. (Power 360)

Inflation

The financial market forecast for the Broad National Consumer Price Index (IPCA) rose from 5,74% to 5,78% for this year. For 2024, the inflation projection was 3,93%. For 2025 and 2026, estimates are for inflation at 3,5%, for both years. (Agency Brazil)

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Earthquake in Türkiye and Syria

A 7,8-magnitude earthquake left more than 2 people dead in Turkey and Syria this Monday (6). There are hundreds of people still under the rubble. (The Globe) 🚥

Strong earthquake leaves thousands dead in Türkiye and Syria

More than 1.500 people died and thousands were injured by a devastating 7,8 magnitude earthquake that hit southeastern Turkey and northern Syria this Monday (6), with tremors felt as far away as Greenland.

Second tier

Having completed the mission to re-elect deputy Arthur Lira (PP-AL) and senator Rodrigo Pacheco (PSD-MG) to the commands of the Chamber and Senate, President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva (PT) moves forward this week with job negotiations of the second level of government.

The map even includes allies who are outside the official support base, such as Republican and PP politicians. (G1)

Victory for Transgenders

The Supreme Court of Hong Kong ruled, this Monday(6), that transgender people can change the sex on their identity documents without having to undergo surgery, a historic victory for equal LGBTQIA+ rights. (AFP)

Reduction of healthcare queues

The Ministry of Health launched, this Monday (6), the National Program to Reduce Queues for Elective Surgeries, Complementary Exams and Specialized Consultations. The initiative is expected to receive an investment of R$600 million in all states. The idea is to “adapt the offer of actions and services according to health needs, risk stratification and assistance needs”, according to the publication in the Official Gazette of the Union. (CNN)

Leandro Lo case

The first hearing to hear witnesses regarding the murder of jiu-jitsu world champion Leandro Lo by military police officer Henrique Otávio de Oliveira Velozo, in August last year, in the capital of São Paulo, was postponed until March 24 of this year.

In last Saturday's edition (4) of Big Brother, Key Alves said he witnessed the murder. (G1)

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