The article provides a roundup of key events from a broadcast of 'Bom Dia DF' on February 18, 2026. One significant report notes that the Central Bank has declared the liquidation of Banco Pleno, which is linked to a former partner of the Vorcaro Group, indicating potential instability in Brazil's banking sector. Additionally, President Lula has approved a legislative salary increase but has vetoed increases that exceed a specified cap, showcasing the ongoing struggles with public sector compensation amid economic challenges.

The article also covers controversies surrounding the ongoing Rio Carnival, particularly a situation where a 'tapa-sexo' costume piece fell off during the Grande Rio parade. The implications of this wardrobe malfunction could potentially affect the parade's scoring, highlighting how minute details can impact the overall performance in such competitive events. Moreover, it features video highlights from the last night of the Rio carnival, demonstrating the vibrancy and chaos surrounding these festive occasions.

Lastly, the report addresses violent incidents that have occurred during recent celebrations, such as police brutality observed after a large block party in Ibirapuera and a shocking event in Minas Gerais where a man dragged his ex-girlfriend for 400 meters with his car. These incidents raise serious concerns about public safety and the effects of excessive celebration on urban violence and law enforcement response in Brazil.