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Renato Souza wrote that, alongside Davi Alcolumbre, Senator Cleitinho, elected governor of Minas Gerais, stated that he had asked the Senate president to schedule the end of the 6x1 shift for consideration by the plenary. According to Souza, the PEC would be voted on the following week and was on the agendas for the sessions on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday. #Política #MinasGerais #Senado (translated)

Renato Souza reported that a Senate session on the end of the 6x1 shift was closed without debates, as no one signed up to speak about the proposal. According to him, leftist politicians had already spoken, while far-right lawmakers did not attend. Souza added that the proposed amendment to reduce the working hours was in the final stage of processing and could be voted on in the plenary the following week. #Senado #Trabalho #JornadaDeTrabalho (translated)

Leandro Ruschel questioned why the criminal review would have to be judged by the Plenary, while, according to him, Moraes had denied that the judgment of the "coup," which he referred to as a "show trial," would be analyzed by the panel. https://t.co/IeaKUzfzB5 #Justiça #DireitosHumanos #Brasil (translated)

Julio Schneider stated that the leadership of União Brasil rejected Davi Alcolumbre's attempt to condition support for Flávio Bolsonaro on a written guarantee of reelection to the Presidency of the Senate. According to him, Alcolumbre was trying to link support in the presidential succession to remaining in charge of the House, but no agreement was reached. Schneider also said that the Brazilian population rejected Alcolumbre and criticized what he described as maneuvers to stay in office. He added that support for Flávio Bolsonaro would not include Alcolumbre's reelection. #PolíticaBR #Senado #UniãoBrasil (translated)

The account The Weeknd Brasil stated that the bill proposing to end the 6x1 work schedule would begin to be discussed in the Senate plenary this Tuesday (6). According to the publication, the text proposed a maximum workweek of 40 hours, distributed over five working days and two days off, without salary reduction. The account also reported that, before the first round, the government leader, Randolfe Rodrigues, attributed the blockage of the voting advancement to the opposition, led by Flávio Bolsonaro and Rogério Marinho. After the first round of the elections, it added, the proposal would return to the agenda and would still go through discussion sessions before the vote. The publication recommended following the proceedings and the position of each senator. #Escala6x1 #Senado #PEC (translated)

Karina Michelin wrote that the 2026 elections provoked a significant change in the Senate, whose new composition would take office in February 2027. Of the 54 seats up for election, 40 would be occupied by new senators. According to her, the PL elected 19 names and would have 28 of the 81 seats, the largest party caucus at the beginning of a legislature since the 1988 Constitution. Michelin stated that the new Senate would have 49 right-wing lawmakers, 16 center, and 16 left, while the absolute majority required 41 votes. She also cited a survey from Folha indicating that at least 49 senators had already expressed support for the impeachment of Supreme Court ministers — five fewer than the 54 votes needed for a conviction. The author noted that these numbers did not signify automatic removal and said that the presidency of the Senate would be decisive. Under Davi Alcolumbre, dozens of requests against Supreme ministers had not advanced, she wrote. She recalled that Alcolumbre stated in September that there were 109 requests involving members of the Court. Michelin highlighted Rogério Marinho as one of the candidates to preside over the House and stated that he had presented a proposal to establish a deadline for analyzing impeachment requests. She also wrote that some of the elected senators campaigned advocating limits on the actions of the Supreme and the accountability of ministers for any abuse of power. According to the author, the 49 votes from the same ideological camp could allow the approval of matters by absolute majority and, if there was unity, reach the three-fifths needed to approve PECs in the Senate. She assessed that the electoral result had changed the correlation of forces in the House and could lead to discussions on issues that had remained paralyzed. #Eleições2026 #Senado #PolíticaBrasil (translated)

The Political Axis reported that Nunes Marques, president of the TSE, suspended the decision of Minister Floriano de Azevedo Marques and reinstated Deltan Dallagnol (Novo) in the Senate race in Paraná. According to the outlet, the votes cast for Dallagnol would be counted until the Plenary made a decision. https://t.co/VSRL9t8u71 #Eleições2022 #PolíticaBR #TSE (translated)

Ludmila Lins Grilo stated that the TSE minister Floriano de Azevedo Marques, an ally of Alexandre de Moraes, had pretended to annul the votes of Deltan Dallagnol, even though he knew that the decision still needed to be validated by the plenary of the court. According to her, if the TSE formed a majority in favor of the candidacy's regularity, the votes would be validated. Grilo also claimed that the decision, made the day before the election, could influence voters not to vote for Dallagnol. She said that Floriano had acted in favor of Gleisi and against the impeachment of a friend. #TSE #Eleições2024 #DeltanDallagnol (translated)

Ludmila Lins Grilo said that the TSE minister Floriano de Azevedo Marques, whom she described as an ally of Alexandre de Moraes, had simulated the annulment of Deltan Dallagnol's votes, even though he knew that the decision would still need to be validated by the court's plenary. According to her, if the TSE recognized the regularity of the candidacy by majority, the votes would be validated. Grilo also claimed that, made on the eve of the election, the decision could influence voters not to vote for Dallagnol and to choose another candidate. She said that the measure would favor Gleisi and would be against the impeachment of Moraes, whom she called a friend of the minister. #Eleições2023 #TSE #JustiçaElectoral (translated)

Jakelyne Loiola stated that Deltan was still a candidate and said that the individual decision of a minister who she described as a friend of Moraes and appointed by Lula would be overturned by the plenary. She called for votes for Deltan, number 300. #Deltan #Eleições2024 #Brasil (translated)

Julio Schneider stated that, on the eve of the election, the TSE minister Floriano de Azevedo Marques, appointed by Lula, had unilaterally rejected Deltan Dallagnol's candidacy for the Senate in Paraná, although the plenary had not yet judged the case. According to him, Dallagnol's name would still be on the ballot, but the vote would be annulled. Schneider said the request came from the federation formed by the PT, PCdoB, and PSOL, while the TRE of Paraná had approved the candidacy and the Electoral Attorney General had recommended keeping the registration. He also stated that there were two vacancies in Paraná, that Dallagnol led the poll, and that Gleisi Hoffmann, from the PT, was close behind. The author classified the decision as a maneuver against Gleisi's opponent and accused the minister of acting in the service of the PT. #Justiça #Eleições2022 #Política (translated)

Lula congratulated the president of the Senate, Davi Alcolumbre, for scheduling for next week, in the Plenary, the beginning of the discussion of the PEC that eliminates the 6x1 shift. He said that the proposal was a priority of the government and advocated for two days off per week, without a salary reduction, so that workers would have time for family, studies, and rest. Lula stated that the Chamber had already taken an important step and expressed confidence that the Senate would listen to society and approve the change. #Trabalho #DireitosTrabalhistas #SenadoBrasileiro (translated)

The Noblat Blog reported that Davi Alcolumbre planned to bring to the Senate floor, on Tuesday (6), the PEC that proposed the end of the 6x1 work schedule. According to the publication, the text aimed to reduce the maximum workweek from 44 to 40 hours and guarantee two days of paid rest, without salary cuts. The proposal had already been approved by the Senate's Constitution and Justice Committee. Citing Metrópoles, the blog added that approval would require at least 49 votes among the 81 senators, in two rounds. #PEC #Trabalho #Senado (translated)