A recent edition of Jornal do Acre features a shocking video depicting panic and chaos at a Mexican airport following gunfire, capturing the urgency of the situation. The report includes significant political updates, such as news alleging that former President Trump was warned about potential ammunition shortages in the event of an attack on Iran, a claim he has categorically denied, stating he would win any such conflict easily.

In Brazilian affairs, the report highlights various domestic developments, including a surge in the Minha Casa Minha Vida housing program, contributing to record sales of properties in 2025. Additionally, it addresses rising concerns regarding an increase in asylum requests from Cubans in Brazil, which nearly doubled from 2024 to 2025, indicating potential socio-political implications in the region.

Notably, the video also underscores comments by the CEO of Enel regarding power outages in São Paulo, where he remarks that only divine intervention could prevent outages caused by falling trees. Finally, political tensions are evident as the report mentions a rift within the right-wing parties in Brazil, with the public expression of grievances between notable figures Michelle and Nikolas potentially unsettling the party dynamics.