The Jornal Anhanguera's second edition for February 17, 2026, provides a comprehensive overview of the events surrounding the recent carnival in Brazil, detailing the ups and downs of participating schools. One of the standout moments reported is the recognition of the black actress who has made significant contributions to the carnival, shedding light on the importance of representation in Brazilian culture. The article also highlights the tumultuous season of the Rosas de Ouro school, which unfortunately faced relegation after being crowned champions in previous years.

In addition to carnival coverage, the article addresses pressing social issues, such as racism. Vini Jr., a prominent athlete, has made headlines for denouncing instances of racial abuse, which led to a suspension of a recent game following the activation of emergency protocols by the referee. This incident marks an important discussion point about ongoing racial inequalities in sports and Brazilian society.

Finally, the report touches on political developments, including the ouster of José Jerí as Peru's interim president and concerns regarding illegal access to sensitive data involving government officials as highlighted by Brazil's Supremo Tribunal Federal (STF). These topics demonstrate the intricate overlap of culture, sports, and politics in contemporary Brazil, reflecting broader societal currents and challenges.