Today's news from May 7, 2025, brings us a variety of intriguing stories from Brazil and beyond. In Poços de Caldas, MG, a joint operation by the Military Police of Minas Gerais and the Civil Police led to the apprehension of two teenagers suspected of being involved in a series of vehicle thefts. This operation was carried out in the neighborhoods of Ipe and others, showcasing the ongoing efforts to combat crime in the region. Meanwhile, on the same day, a 30-year-old man was arrested by the Federal Highway Police for driving a cloned luxury SUV on the BR-146, highlighting the persistent issue of vehicle cloning. Interestingly, Poços de Caldas was also celebrated for its achievements in tourism, winning the 13th AMM Award for Good Practices in Municipal Management. Such recognition came during the 40th Congress of Minas Gerais Municipalities in Belo Horizonte, underscoring the city's innovative approach to tourism. In the realm of politics, the Senate's Constitution and Justice Commission is set to vote on a proposed constitutional amendment that would end re-elections for executive positions. The proposal, authored by Senator Jorge Kajuru, aims to implement new rules by 2034, eliminating re-elections for mayors, governors, and the President of the Republic. The amendment seeks to synchronize general and municipal elections every five years, with a notable increase in the legislative term lengths. This proposal has sparked debates on the effectiveness of current electoral...

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