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Olhar Apurado is the newsletter that brings you, from Monday to Friday, opinions, analyzes and reports from our columnists on the main topics of the day and week. Check out today’s highlights:
Spending will exceed BRL 40 billion
Josias de Souza: Opposition may have stamped Bolsonaro’s passport for the second round. read more
Chico Alves: Leaders respond: Why didn’t PT and PDT vote against the R$41 billion PEC? read more
Ricardo Kotscho: José Serra, 80, was the only one with the courage to face Bolsonaro’s big deal. read more
Fight for the SP government
Alberto Bombig: Research in São Paulo overturns the Lula-Bolsonaro polarization thesis. read more
Thiago Herdy: Tarcísio and França accuse Garcia of using public machinery for electoral purposes. read more
other looks
Juliana Dal Piva: Bolsonaro’s nephew is exonerated after UOL revealed that he was not going to the Senate. read more
Leonardo Sakamoto: Bolsonaro’s silence on sexual harassment is explicit support for the aggressor. read more
Thales Faria: Arthur Lira copies Eduardo Cunha to win votes against Lula. read more
Carla Araújo: No. 2 of Caixa will leave the bank after being cited in a complaint against Guimarães. read more
Josmar Jozino: Fear and isolation: Paulo Cupertino’s routine in prison in São Paulo. read more
Roberto Sadovski: ‘As Verdades’ brings Lázaro Ramos in an inefficient police plot. read more