Greater gun control
The government of Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva determined, this Wednesday (1), that all weapons in the country be registered in the National Weapons System (Sinarm), of the Federal Police within a maximum period of 60 days. The measure is an attempt to increase control over the circulation of weapons in the country. It follows the same line as the decree of January XNUMXst, which limited the number of weapons and ammunition allowed. (Folha de S. Paul) (I.e.
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Judicial year
This Wednesday (1) the Superior Court of Justice (STJ) opens the judicial year, with a Special Court ceremony. After the attacks on January 8, the date became even more relevant, as it marks the return to the headquarters that was brutally destroyed by extremist Bolsonarists. The opening of work at the court also begins elections for the presidencies of the Chamber and Senate. The six STF Panels will only resume trials on February 8th. (STJ)
Lula's approval
Lula completes the first month in office with an approval rate similar to the percentage in the elections, according to research by PoderData. The president was elected with 50,9% of the votes and his approval rating at the beginning of his term is 52%. The statistics show a rigid scenario, which has not changed much since his election. Lula still has his previous supporters and the scenario has not evolved beyond that. (Power 360)
Americans can ask for financing
Americanas reported that it is considering asking the Rio de Janeiro court for R$1 billion to maintain cash and honor debt payments. The retailer made a statement to the Securities Chamber (CVM) and said that the company's key shareholders are studying the contracting of financing under the “debtor-in-possession” (DIP) modality. (G1)
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Bolsonaro's speech in the USA
“It won’t last long”, this was Bolsonaro’s statement in his first public event since leaving Brazil. The former president also said that there was injustice in the processes of the coup attacks on January 8th. Bolsonaro participated in an event organized by Yes Brazil USA in Orlando, in the United States. (Folha de S. Paul) (I.e.
Vaccination schedule
The Ministry of Health released the 2023 vaccination calendar. The year begins with a booster dose of bivalent vaccines against Covid-19. It will be divided into five stages:
Stage 1 (February): Vaccination against covid-19 (boost with the bivalent vaccine), for groups at higher risk and exposure.
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Stage 2 (March): Intensification of vaccination against Covid-19 for the entire population.
Stage 3 (March): Intensification of vaccination against Covid-19 among children and adolescents between 6 months and 17 years old.
Stage 4 (April): Influenza vaccination for groups at higher risk and exposure.
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Stage 5 (May): Multivaccination against polio and measles in schools. (Agency Brazil)
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