On February 12, 2026, G1 reported a series of significant events happening in Brazil, starting with investigators’ assessment of the situation surrounding Chief Justice Dias Toffoli, which has been deemed unsustainable. Meanwhile, a new poll by Quaest indicates a potential electoral contest between President Lula and Flávio Bolsonaro, shedding light on current political dynamics as Brazil approaches future elections. The report includes insights from experts who discuss the rising perception of economic decline, indicating growing public concern over Brazil's financial situation.

In addition to economic and political issues, a deeply troubling police investigation is underway concerning a minor who fell victim to a collective rape, with authorities suspecting that she may have been mistakenly identified. This highlights ongoing challenges in public safety and the treatment of victims in Brazil. Furthermore, there were legal proceedings wherein police officers involved in the death of a teenager in the Cidade de Deus slum were absolved, raising questions about accountability in policing and community relations, especially in areas affected by crime.

Additionally, the article discusses recent changes to food assistance regulations, affecting the vale-alimentação and meal rules, providing clarity to those dependent on these programs. Lastly, a police operation is targeting Chinese individuals allegedly linked to the PCC (Primeiro Comando da Capital), engaged in money laundering through the electronics market, illustrating the intersection of organized crime and international activities. These narratives collectively depict a complex and multifaceted societal landscape in Brazil, where issues of justice, politics, and economy intertwine.