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Attention around the MDB is tied to Brazil's upcoming suplementary mayoral elections, with Poder360 listing the seven cities where voters will choose new mayors. In Mato Grosso, commentary highlights Wilson Santos as a firm voice in the state Legislative Assembly, defending social interests and consolidating his position within the party ahead of the contests.
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Weather forecasts are top of search interest in Brazil, with local outlets reporting varied conditions: Maceió began Sunday cloudy with temperatures possibly reaching 32°C before a clearer afternoon, while in Mato Grosso temperatures are expected to drop after heat of 42°C. Readers are checking regional outlooks as heat waves and shifting conditions affect different parts of the country.
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Brazil's Federal Police are at the center of two major stories. Vote secrecy violations are the leading crime reported in the second round of the country's elections, according to Band. Separately, an operation in Mato Grosso targeted threats and loan-shark abuse against indigenous people, whose social benefit cards were reportedly withheld by offenders. Brazilians are following both developments closely.
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A figure known in Brazil as the 'Fapec hacker' has resurfaced years later and claims responsibility for knocking the website of the Court of Justice of Mato Grosso do Sul offline. The alleged attack is drawing attention in the state, reviving memories of the hacker's earlier actions against the state's Fapec IT agency, while the court's own news is dominated by a ruling upholding a law restricting trans athletes in Campo Grande.
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Attention is turning to Brazil's 2026 presidential election as voting wraps up. Coverage at home and abroad focuses on a tight race between Lula and Flávio Bolsonaro, with analysts weighing whether the contest can be decided in the first round or will go to a runoff. International media are following the vote closely, and Argentine business leaders see it as a possible source of regional uncertainty. Eduardo Riedel has been re-elected governor of Mato Grosso do Sul in the first round.
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A photographer captured a close encounter with a giant anaconda, known in Portuguese as a sucuri, in a park in Mato Grosso do Sul, Brazil. Images of the impressive snake have been widely shared by Brazilian outlets including Terra and Rádio Alto Uruguai, drawing attention to the region's rich wildlife.
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During the election in Mato Grosso do Sul, electronic voting machines experienced malfunctions in four cities, with one municipality requiring the machines to be replaced. Polling continued despite the technical problems, which were reported by Campo Grande News as vote counting got underway in the state.
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The Federal University of Mato Grosso do Sul (UFMS) has announced a public competitive exam offering 154 positions for technical staff in Mato Grosso do Sul. The announcement covers a range of technical career roles, and details on positions, requirements and pay are being widely shared as candidates look up the exam information.
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Rainy weather returns to Mato Grosso do Sul this Thursday, with forecasts pointing to the possibility of strong winds and storms across the state. Local outlet Midiamax reports that conditions are expected to turn wet again after a drier spell, and residents are being alerted to the chance of severe weather during the day.
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Residents of Campo Grande, in Mato Grosso do Sul, Brazil, are checking this Wednesday's weather conditions, with forecasts published by local outlets such as Terra detailing temperature and climate expectations for the day. Interest in the forecast is high as people plan commutes, outdoor activities and events around the weather.
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Voters in Brazil are searching for the start time of polls in the second-round runoff election. Electoral authorities set voting to open at 8 a.m. and close at 5 p.m. local time nationwide, with results released shortly after polls close. Attention comes amid a heavy final stretch: in Mato Grosso do Sul alone, 87 reports of electoral crime were filed via the Pardal reporting system before the vote.
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Voters across Brazil are looking up polling locations ahead of the elections, with the Superior Electoral Tribunal promoting its 'Clica e Confirma' guide for the first round of the 2026 elections. In Mato Grosso do Sul, polls will be open from 7am to 4pm. Meanwhile, Folha de S.Paulo reports the TSE did not train poll workers to identify smart glasses, with criticism of court president Kassio just two days before the vote.
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A man killed by gunfire in front of his daughter in an upscale neighbourhood in the greater Florianópolis region of Santa Catarina has been identified. A friend described the victim as coming from a 'superfamily'. The identification is drawing attention across Brazil, alongside other unrelated news such as a fatal bus and pickup truck collision on the BR-163 highway in Nova Santa Helena, Mato Grosso, which left one person dead.
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President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva and Senator Flávio Bolsonaro held rival campaign rallies in Mato Grosso do Sul in the final stretch before the vote, according to Campo Grande News. Lula, of the Workers' Party, and Bolsonaro's son, of the Liberal Party, appeared in the state to boost their candidates. The two events pit the president and the Bolsonaro family against each other in the same state on the same day.
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Attention in Brazil is turning to the 2026 elections, with a report from Mato Grosso claiming that the abstention rate among young voters has surpassed that of older voters in the state. The figure is fueling wider discussion about youth disengagement from politics and the reliability of urnas — the electronic voting machines — heading into next year's national vote.
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A Fiat Uno became trapped in a large crater in the Parque do Sol neighbourhood of Campo Grande, in the Brazilian state of Mato Grosso do Sul. The incident, reported by Campo Grande News, has drawn attention to the poor state of local streets, with residents raising concerns about unsafe roads and the need for repairs after heavy rain.
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A senior leader of the PCC criminal faction, sentenced to more than 260 years in prison, has been returned to a penitentiary in Cuiabá, Mato Grosso, after fleeing to Bolivia. According to Folha, authorities recaptured the fugitive and reinstated her detention. The case is drawing attention to prison security failures and cross-border escape routes used by Brazilian organized crime.
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A 25-year-old agronomy student has died after the pickup truck she was travelling in overturned on a highway in Mato Grosso, Brazil. Local reports say the vehicle rolled over on the roadway, and the young woman did not survive her injuries. The news has drawn attention in the region, with readers expressing shock and condolences over the death of someone so young.