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A bus from Transacreana overturned on BR-364 in Acre, injuring several passengers but causing no fatalities.

Over 16,000 residents in Acre have applied for their first National Driver's License through the CNH app in 2026, with a significant cost reduction and streamlined process.

The article highlights various news events in Acre, Brazil, including authorization for a confidentiality breach related to Lulinha, a CPI session with physical altercations, and significant updates on a Mega-Sena lottery.

Acre state in Brazil experienced a loss of over 2,800 high school enrollments between 2024 and 2025, marking it as having the third largest drop in the country.

The Creative and Circular Economy Fair in downtown Rio Branco aims to promote local entrepreneurship and the economic autonomy of women.

A Brazilian court has ordered a telemarketing company to pay R$ 20,000 to a former employee after an intimate video of her was leaked by a colleague.

The article covers various topics discussed in the latest edition of the Acre Journal, including investigations into fraud at the INSS and political controversies.

Acre will host three online auctions for vehicles and machinery starting March 6, featuring items from the Military Police and the Department of Road, Hydroviary and Airport Infrastructure.

The National Institute of Meteorology in Brazil has issued a yellow alert for potential heavy rains in all municipalities of Acre.

The Juruá River in Acre, Brazil, has receded below the flood level after causing adverse effects for local communities.

A summary of various news highlights including political conflicts, crime, education concerns, festival announcements, and serious allegations in Brazil.

Luiz Carlos Ferreira de Araújo, a 29-year-old in Rio Branco, Brazil, was beaten to death in an incident involving witness reports of screams for help.

Acre has achieved only 70.78% of its expected product delivery target, making it the second worst performing state in Brazil.

The article discusses the assassination of a councilwoman and the subsequent financial penalties imposed on individuals identified as Chiquinho and Domingos for damages to the victim's family.

A woman who underwent a mastectomy due to a misdiagnosis of cancer is awarded R$ 40,000 in moral damages in Acre, Brazil.

The Acre Journal covers various upcoming legal proceedings and significant events in Brazil, touching on legal matters, economic updates, and international incidents involving Cuba and the U.S.

Electors in Acre have until May 6 to regularize their electoral situations ahead of the upcoming elections.

Today's broadcast includes various reports on crime, political decisions, and current events in Acre, Brazil.

Brazil's Education Minister Camilo Santana announced over R$ 120 million in federal investments for the Federal University of Acre (Ufac) and the Federal Institute of Acre (Ifac) during a visit to Rio Branco.

A Brazilian police officer has been sentenced to over six years in prison for running over and killing a woman in Rio Branco, Acre.

Colonoscopy is a crucial procedure for detecting colorectal cancer early, but many people in Acre, Brazil, have misconceptions and fears about it, contributing to low screening rates despite a rising incidence of the disease.

Criminals are impersonating lawyers from the Acre Court of Justice to defraud residents through a WhatsApp scheme.

The article reports on various events in Brazil, including efforts to rescue a missing girl, flood impacts on residents, and a range of political and legal developments.

The outsourcing process for the management of the Regional Hospital of Alto Acre in Brazil was suspended due to controversies surrounding it.

Residents in Sena Madureira, Acre, discovered a caninana snake and a porcupine in their homes, prompting a rescue by firefighters.

A 43-year-old man was arrested in Brazil for allegedly raping his 59-year-old sister in their home in Senador Guiomard, Acre.

A storm has resulted in the deaths of 25 people in two cities in the Zona da Mata region of Minas Gerais, Brazil.

The news covers severe weather impacts in Brazil, ongoing judicial proceedings, and cultural events.

The Juruá River overflowed for the third time in less than two months, affecting several neighborhoods and rural communities in Cruzeiro do Sul, Acre.

An investigation into medical negligence has been initiated concerning the death of 84-year-old retired teacher Nadir Nazaré Gomes de Souza after poor sodium management in a hospital in Rio Branco, Brazil.

A disciplinary case against two Brazilian council members involved in a physical altercation during a municipal session has been unanimously archived.

Bollywood actor Rajat Bedi has showcased his lavish lifestyle with a 100-acre farmhouse in Khopoli, where he often arrives by helicopter.

Over 700 taxpayers in Acre, Brazil, are set to receive a total of R$ 1.7 million in tax refunds as part of the February 2026 Income Tax return process.

The Clean Name Fair has started in Acre, allowing over 286,300 debtors to negotiate their debts with potential discounts of up to 99%.

A video shows panic and chaos at an airport in Mexico after shots were fired, along with various updates on political and social issues in Brazil.

After spending over two weeks in the hospital, 36-year-old PM Maicon Uiriqui da Silva Menezes has been discharged following a motorcycle accident involving a capybara.

The Brazilian federal government has recognized a state of emergency in the municipalities of Brasiléia and Epitaciolândia due to heavy rains, allowing access to resources for recovery efforts.

An international cooperation agreement between Brazil's Acre Export Processing Zone and Peru's Special Development Zone of Ilo aims to enhance exports to Asia via the Pacific.

Acre's Detran has released an official list of authorized self-employed instructors for those seeking to obtain their driver's license.

A summary of significant news events affecting Brazil and abroad, including violence in Mexico, political updates, and extreme weather.

The article reports on various news highlights, including incidents in Mexico, developments in Brazil's 'Minha Casa, Minha Vida' program, and adverse weather conditions affecting the São Paulo coastline and the Greater Rio area.

A 26-year-old man named Lázaro Maquisson Ferreira de Alencar was killed with a shot to the back in his backyard in Mâncio Lima, Acre, Brazil.

Over 340 kg of drugs, primarily skunk and cocaine, were seized in Xapuri, Acre, during an integrated security operation.

Residents who blocked BR-364 for three days to demand public health improvements and the completion of a local hospital project have lifted their blockade after reaching an agreement with authorities.

Over 130,000 students in Acre, Brazil, are set to begin the school year today after a delay due to staffing issues.

A suspect involved in the murder of 21-year-old João Vitor da Silva Borges has been arrested in Acre, Brazil, as part of an ongoing police operation targeting gang-related violence.

Around 50 protesters have blocked the BR-364 highway in Feijó, Acre, demanding improvements in healthcare and renovations to the city's general hospital.

Acre now has an aircraft equipped as an air ICU for transporting critically ill patients from remote areas.

A report covers various news stories in Brazil, including tragic accidents, crime incidents, and segments on local festivities.

A tragic incident where a mother and her four-year-old son died a day before her birthday is highlighted, along with various other stories from Brazil, including security concerns at a Trump resort, concerning content on TikTok, a maritime accident off the coast of São Paulo, and events celebrating Carnival.