In the recent broadcast of Jornal Anhanguera, significant news events have unfolded. The Supreme Court announced that the draw for a new rapporteur will take place today, a pivotal decision, especially regarding ongoing investigations. Chief Justice Dias Toffoli praised a recent meeting that led to changes in the court's composition and mentioned the importance of the discussions. Meanwhile, public interest is piqued as a consumer distrust scandal is revealing a multi-billion Brazilian tax evasion and money laundering scheme.

In financial news, the Mega-Sena lottery is expected to pay out R$ 53 million, which is drawing considerable attention from potential players. Additionally, substantial corporate malfeasances have surfaced: Banco do Brasil has confirmed a loss of R$ 3.6 billion due to default from a single company, while the national postal service, Correios, has failed to pay R$ 3.7 billion to its suppliers and employees. These financial troubles reveal a troubling landscape for both corporations and citizens alike in Brazil, emphasizing the urgent need for reforms and accountability.

Furthermore, there’s an alarming incident involving a fitness academy where a student tragically died after a class, which has prompted authorities to investigate the circumstances of her death, including examining conversations between the gym owner and staff. The political scene is also stirring next door, as the Peruvian Congress is moving forward with impeachment proceedings that could result in the ousting of the sixth president in eight years, a reflection of the political instability that has characterized the region.