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The Brazilian Congressional Investigation Commission (CPI) approved the breach of confidentiality of Fábio Luís Lula da Silva during a heated session.

The president of the INSS CPI in Brazil announced that the Federal Police will only provide data regarding investigations related to Daniel Vorcaro after cataloging the materials, which is expected to be completed shortly due to the commission's deadline.

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.

The article covers various news events in Brazil including a request by the Federal Police for the authorization of sigil breaks on Lulinha and other updates on political and social issues.

The article covers various news from Brazil, including the breaking of Lulinha's confidentiality, the chaos in a CPI session, and business developments related to Netflix and Paramount.

Senator Carlos Viana announces plans to file a constitutional mandate with Brazil's Supreme Court if Senate President Davi Alcolumbre fails to schedule a meeting on the extension of the CPI of INSS.

The G1 report highlights various significant events in Brazil from a recent Thursday, including investigations surrounding Lulinha and the ongoing CPI regarding INSS fraud.

The article highlights several news events in Brazil, including the investigation into Lulinha regarding INSS frauds and the consequences of recent actions in a CPI session.

The article covers multiple news reports, including investigations into Lulinha regarding INSS fraud, a physical altercation during a CPI session, and various local events in Juiz de Fora.

The article covers multiple incidents including investigations involving Lulinha, an altercation during a congressional session, a CPI summon, natural disasters in Juiz de Fora, labor law changes, police actions, and climate initiatives.

A range of issues are covered in the news report, including investigations into Lulinha, actions by the CPI related to the INSS, local disasters in Juiz de Fora, and a significant impact of a work schedule change on business costs.

The article discusses various political incidents in Brazil, including an investigation into Lulinha, a CPI session characterized by violence, and several other political updates.

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

The article discusses several events and issues covered in the Jornal Anhanguera on February 26, 2026, including investigations involving Lulinha and the effects of new labor regulations.

A chaotic session of the CPI revealed physical confrontations among lawmakers regarding allegations of corruption.

A CPI session in Brazil escalated into a physical confrontation while discussing sensitive political issues, including the financial conduct of public figures and various interventions by politicians.

A CPI session experienced physical altercations among parliamentarians while discussing the breaking of secrecy around Lulinha's case and other important topics.

Minister André Mendonça decided that the brothers of Minister Dias Toffoli do not need to attend the Organized Crime CPI based on constitutional protections against self-incrimination.

A session of the CPI approved the breach of secrecy involving Lulinha, resulting in physical confrontations among parliamentarians.

A CPI session saw physical altercations among parliament members in Brazil, alongside various significant discussions regarding corruption and controversy.

The Lunch Journal from Florianópolis reports on congressional turmoil and significant developments in ongoing investigations involving notable figures in Brazilian politics.

Brazil's Institutional Relations Minister Gleisi Hoffmann labeled the breaking of confidentiality surrounding President Lula's son as a coup, as government officials seek to annul the decision made by a parliamentary committee.

Video coverage showcases moments of conflict among parliamentarians at a Commission of Parliamentary Inquiry (CPI).

The president of the CPI investigating INSS, Carlos Viana, defended the committee's decision to summon one of President Lula's sons, asserting that the voting process adhered to parliamentary regulations despite government claims.

The Brazilian CPI is investigating possible money laundering involving a company related to the family of Supreme Court minister Dias Toffoli.

Supreme Court Minister André Mendonça has authorized the brothers of fellow minister Dias Toffoli to skip their appearance at the Senate's Organized Crime CPI, asserting their constitutional right against self-incrimination.

The daily summary reports significant events in Brazil including the approval of breaking the banking confidentiality of Lula's son, the arrest of a notorious gambling figure, and the discovery of an intact jacket from a deceased musician.

Videos reveal the moment parliamentarians clashed during the CPI of the INSS.

A video report highlights several significant events in Brazil including a brawl among parliament members at the INSS CPI, the arrest of a wanted criminal, declining high school enrollment, a music festival announcement, and a tragic discovery of a police officer and his lawyer wife found dead.

Videos show the moment when parliamentarians fight during the CPI of INSS.

The President of the Chamber, Hugo Motta, dismissed the possibility of opening a Parliamentary Inquiry Commission (CPI) regarding the Banco Master fraud, citing regulatory constraints and existing investigations by other authorities.

Brazil's INSS parliamentary inquiry committee approved the release of financial and tax records of Fábio Luís, son of President Lula, sparking heated confrontations among lawmakers.

A mixed CPI session regarding the INSS witnessed heated arguments and physical altercations among parliamentarians after the approval to break the banking and tax secrecy of President Lula's son, Lulinha.

The President of the INSS CPI, Senator Carlos Viana, denied any procedural manipulation to approve the breach of bank and tax confidentiality of Fábio Luís Lula da Silva, as protests erupted from government members during the session.

Fabio Luis Lula da Silva, known as Lulinha, is the eldest son of Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, and has come under scrutiny following the approval of a bank secrecy breach in a parliamentary inquiry regarding alleged financial misconduct.

The INSS CPI approved measures to break the banking secrecy of President Lula's son, leading to chaos during the session.

Hugo Motta, President of the Chamber of Deputies in Brazil, defends Minister Dias Toffoli's actions regarding the Master case and criticizes the Senate's CPI for political maneuvering.

The mixed INSS CPI hears Paulo Camisotti, son of the imprisoned businessman Maurício Camisotti, to investigate alleged fraud involving the family's companies and illegal deductions from retirees.

The article covers several significant incidents and developments in Brazil, including investigations of a judge for sexual abuse, rising casualties from floods in Minas Gerais, and a possible breakthrough in a CPI related to the Master case.

The Organized Crime Committee reconsidered a motion to break financial confidentiality for the wife of Supreme Court Minister Alexandre de Moraes after initially supporting such measures.

The Organized Crime Parliamentary Inquiry Commission (CPI) in Brazil has unexpectedly gained significant attention and power amid the ongoing crisis involving Banco Master.

The CPI of Organized Crime in Brazil has summoned the brothers of Supreme Court Minister Dias Toffoli for questioning and approved the breaking of confidentiality regarding their family's business dealings.

Brazilian senators are attempting to establish a partial CPI focused on the Master case, amid obstacles posed by Congress leaders.

The article discusses the approval of the breach of confidentiality of a company linked to Brazilian Supreme Court Justice Dias Toffoli by the CPI do Crime (Crime Commission).

The CPI on Organized Crime in Brazil has approved the breaking of confidentiality for Maridt Participações S.A, associated with Minister Dias Toffoli, and summoned key financial figures, including Paulo Guedes and Roberto Campos Neto, to understand crime infiltration in government.

The Organized Crime CPI approved a request for the disclosure of Maridt Participações, a company linked to Minister Dias Toffoli, in connection to its financial activities over the past years.

The Organized Crime Parliamentary Inquiry Commission in Brazil is set to hear testimony from Thiego Raimundo dos Santos Silva, known as TH Joias, and vote on requests for the disclosure of financial and banking secrecy related to a company tied to Supreme Court Minister Dias Toffoli.

The case of Banco Master has become highly controversial, with divisions in Congress over how to handle the investigations into the financial fraud.

The article discusses the complications and obstacles faced by Brazil's Legislative branch in investigating corruption scandals related to the social security system due to interference from the Judiciary.

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