In the vibrant political landscape of Brazil, the PSDB's national leader, Marconi Perillo, has confirmed that no leadership changes will occur in Rio Grande do Norte (IBGE: 2408102), despite the recent affiliation of Senator Styvenson Valentim. This decision supports Ezequiel Ferreira, the state's legislative assembly president, in maintaining his leadership position. Meanwhile, Walter Alves, the vice-governor and MDB president, plans to discuss the implications of this alliance with Ferreira soon. In another political discourse, Hugo Motta, president of the Chamber, has criticized the Supreme Court's involvement in social media regulation, arguing that it oversteps its bounds. He also dismissed the notion of impeaching President Lula, stressing the potential trauma such actions could bring, while Lula himself has been vocal against Bolsonaro, warning of the risks his potential return could pose.

Economically, Brazil's Central Bank's Copom committee has announced an increase in the basic interest rate to 13.25% per annum, attributing this to rising food prices. This move aligns with Brazil's strategic shift towards enhancing service exports in 2025. Technological advancements are also playing a significant role in improving financial transactions and regulatory oversight, as highlighted by Gazeta do Povo. In the education sector, the Ministry of Education has increased the minimum salary for basic education teachers by 6.27%, setting it at R$ 4,867.77 for a 40-hour...

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