Curto Flash: candidate assets, Fies, return of artifacts stolen from Nigeria and much more

BRAZIL: President Jair Bolsonaro (PL) once again attacked the manifesto in defense of democracy launched by the USP Law School. “I’m not going to sign a letter,” he said. (Sheet)
ELECTIONS: The Superior Electoral Court (TSE) released the assets declared by candidates for the Presidency of the Republic who have already registered their candidacies. The assets range from R$197 to R$24,6 million. (G1)
EDUCATION: Starts this Tuesday (9) the registration period for the Student Financing Fund (Fies) of the second half of this year. Students who participate in Enem from the 2010 edition onwards can register. (The globe)
WORLD: A museum in London announced that will return 72 looted artifacts to Nigeria in the 19th century, still during the time of the Kingdom of Benin. (BBC News Brazil)
WORLD: On the first day after taking office, the Gustavo Petro government, in Colombia, presented a tax reform proposal which expects to raise another 26 trillion pesos in 2023, 1,78% of GDP. (The country)