The deadly Rio police operation in late October 2025 has polarized public opinion and heightened political tensions, with mixed voter support and strategic maneuvers by both Lula's government and opposition forces.
Protests erupt in Porto Alegre over deadly Rio police operation, highlighting systemic racism and calls for new security policies; nursing sector advances anti-racism measures.
The deadly "Operação Contenção" in Rio de Janeiro has sparked political controversy, highlighting systemic failures and electoral strategies as Brazil prepares for 2026 elections.
The deadly police operation in Rio has intensified political divides, with right-wing factions backing lethal tactics and the left criticizing their disproportion.
A police operation targeting gangs in Rio de Janeiro killed at least 64 people, sparking public outrage and condemnations over police lethality and human rights violations.
Protests over proposed law allowing use of Rio de Janeiro pension funds to pay state debts delay legislative vote amid concerns of financial security.
Brazil's government is studying zero-fare public transport feasibility, while social movements actively campaign for its expansion nationwide.
Brazilians rally in protests against PEC da Bandidagem and political amnesty for coup supporters.
Left-wing protests against the PEC da Blindagem escalate, spotlighting the anticipated political consequences.
Politicians regret their votes as musicians rally against PEC da Blindagem in public protests.
The Brazilian Chamber of Deputies has approved an urgency regime for an amnesty bill related to political acts, garnering mixed reactions.
Recent Datafolha poll shows 50% support for Bolsonaro's imprisonment, highlighting a divided public attitude.