In the latest edition of Jornal Anhanguera, several significant topics were covered, including the political dynamics surrounding Mendonça, who is viewed as the antithesis of Moraes and is facing pressure during the coup process. Additionally, the CPI investigating organized crime is set to vote on whether to summon Toffoli, amid discussions that suggest a resolution will be reached following the Carnival festivities. This political landscape is underlined by the statement from Senator Alessandro Vieira about the timing of these decisions.

The report also sheds light on the economic situation in Brazil, particularly the alarming levels of debt faced by Banco do Brasil (BB) amidst a crisis in the agricultural sector, positioning it as one of the banks with the highest delinquency rates. This financial context raises concerns about the overall health of Brazil's banking system and its potential implications for future investments and consumer confidence in the economy.

In terms of cultural events, the segment provides insights into the Carnival celebrations, discussing the costs of organizing street parties in Belo Horizonte and the weather forecast for the upcoming weekend. It also promotes the live broadcast of the 'Vumbora' block's parade featuring Bell Marques and informs viewers of the schedule for the samba school performances in São Paulo, highlighting the vibrant cultural atmosphere surrounding this festive season in Brazil.