In the latest edition of the Acre Journal, several key stories were highlighted ranging from political proposals to societal issues. A significant news item was the proposal from Motta to abolish the controversial 6x1 work schedule, which has been a topic of debate among workers' rights advocates in Brazil. This proposal aims to address labor conditions and could potentially reshape work-life balance for many employees.

In other news, a pilot was arrested for attempting to use fake identification to transport children to motels, raising serious concerns about child safety and criminal activities linked to human trafficking. The case is under investigation, and it has sparked outrage and worries among local communities regarding the safety of children. This incident adds to ongoing discussions about policing and the need for rigorous enforcement of child protection laws in Brazil.

Additionally, a reference to international celebrity culture was made with the mention of Bad Bunny’s recent show during the Super Bowl, which has stirred reactions even among Brazil’s right-wing factions. This highlights the intersection of global pop culture and local political sentiments, especially in a politically charged atmosphere. The journal also reported on various incidents, including a tragic death at a swimming pool, further emphasizing societal issues and the need for safety regulations and community awareness.