Brazilian pharmacies run out of medicines, Lula even brings together Bolsonaro supporters for dinner, the ship that tried to warn Titanic is found and +

SECRECY: The Attorney General's Office (PGR) was against breaking the banking secrecy of Lieutenant Colonel Mauro Cid, President Jair Bolsonaro's (PL) main aide-de-camp. Despite the position, Minister Alexandre de Moraes carried out the investigation, responding to a request from the Federal Police. The material analyzed indicates financial transactions that were intended to pay the president's family's personal bills. (Folha de S.Paulo)
WEAPONS: Despite having a position against weapons, Lula (PT) says he has already carried a “22 bottle” without bullets. The former president criticized Bolsonaro's (PL) weapons policy and stated that the sale of weapons helps organized crime. (The globe)
TITANIC: Ship that tried to warn the Titanic about iceberg was found at the bottom of the sea. Another 272 sunken vessels were discovered thanks to sonar that mapped 19 square kilometers deep off the Irish coast. In 1912, the SS Mesaba, came across the iceberg and sent an alert to the Titanic, but the message never arrived. (G1)
ELECTIONS: The US said it will monitor the Brazilian elections and that it still trusts “in the strength of the institutions”. Americans have sent warnings about trust in our electoral system and condemned the violence that has been occurring in Brazil. (The day)
CHANGED: Jantar de Lula (PT) brought together several profiles, including the owner of a Bolsonaro website. This Tuesday (27), the former president met with businessmen, including Flávio Rocha (Riachuelo), Roberto Justus and Henrique Viana. (Metropolises)
HEALTH: More than half of Brazilian pharmacies are without basic medicines, according to a survey carried out by the National Confederation of Municipalities (CNM). “Of course, we cannot deny that we can still feel the effects of the pandemic and the war in Ukraine, but we cannot justify the omission of the public area to solve this problem that is very serious and has already become chronic” stated the president of the CNM, Paulo Ziulkoski. (CNN)