The EPTV 2 broadcast on February 10, 2026, highlighted several important news stories from Brazil. One of the top stories featured a unanimous decision by the Superior Court of Justice (STJ) to remove a minister who faced severe harassment allegations, reflecting an increasing focus on accountability within government institutions. The decision is set against a backdrop of heightened scrutiny on public figures, particularly in the wake of various allegations surfacing in recent years.

Additionally, tensions grew when the New party filed a complaint with the Electoral Court (TSE) against President Lula, the Workers’ Party (PT), and a samba school over the controversial theme of their Carnival float. This situation underscores the political polarization in Brazil and the intersection of culture and politics, especially during a time of celebration.

In international news, the US authorized oil and gas exploration in Venezuela, a development that could impact geopolitical relations in South America. Also noteworthy was a statement from the Colombian president regarding an assassination attempt on him, indicating concerns over security in the region. Meanwhile, it was reported that the number of students showing signs of poisoning after a swimming lesson has increased to six, while a parking attendant mentioned that he was following orders from his employer via WhatsApp regarding cleaning the pool, shedding light on workplace conduct and safety regulations.