The new Quaest/Genial poll for the 2022 presidential elections, which, in the scenario with the largest number of candidates, brings former president Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva (PT) ahead, with 46% of voting intentions in the first round , followed by President Jair Bolsonaro (PL), with 29%, and the dismissal of Bento Albuquerque from the Ministry of Mines and Energy are among the highlights of this Wednesday (11).
Quaest poll: Lula has 46%; Bolsonaro, 29%; Cyrus, 7%; Doria, 3%; Janones, 3%; Tebet and d’Avila, 1%
Quaest/Genial poll for the 2022 presidential elections, released firsthand by CNN This Wednesday (11), in the scenario with the largest number of candidates, former President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva (PT) is at the forefront, with 46% of voting intentions in the first round, followed by President Jair Bolsonaro. (PL), with 29%.
Then appear Ciro Gomes (PDT), with 7%; João Doria (PSDB) and André Janones (Avante) with 3%; and Simone Tebet (MDB) and Felipe d’Avila, with 1%. Luciano Bivar (União Brasil) did not score.
Those who say they will vote blank, cancel or fail to vote add up to 6%. The proportion of those who are undecided is 3%.
The margin of error is plus or minus two percentage points. Two thousand people were interviewed face to face between the 5th and 8th.
Bolsonaro changes command of the Ministry of Mines and Energy
President Jair Bolsonaro (PL) changed the command of the Ministry of Mines and Energy this Wednesday (11). In a decree published in the Official Gazette (DOU), Bento Albuquerque was dismissed, upon request, and Adolfo Sachsida was appointed to the position.
Sachsida was head of the Special Advisory for Economic Studies at the Ministry of Economy. Doctor of economics and lawyer, the new minister is the author of several books and technical articles on economic policy, monetary policy, fiscal policy, public policy evaluation, and taxation.
The new minister told the CNN who is facing the biggest professional challenge of his career and did not want to go into details about the sudden change of command in the portfolio.
Senate approves maximum age of 70 for appointment of judges and ministers
The Federal Senate approved this Tuesday (10), under discussion in the second round, unanimously, the Proposal for Amendment to the Constitution (PEC) n°32, of 2021, which raises to 70 years the maximum age for choosing and appointing of judges and ministers.
Currently, the age limit for appointment is 65 years old, with mandatory retirement at age 75. The minimum age for choice continues to vary between 30 and 35 years, depending on the Court.
A solemn session of Congress will be convened for the promulgation of this constitutional amendment.
TSE performs Confirmation Test of electronic voting machines
The Superior Electoral Court (TSE) performs, between this Wednesday (11) and Friday (13), the Confirmation Test of electronic voting machines, a phase of verification of improvements implemented by the institution.
This new phase follows the Public Security Test, carried out in November 2021. On the occasion, experts in technology and information security from registered organizations tried to “break” the security barriers of the electronic voting process in order to find flaws in the system. Last year, 26 institutions participated in the process.
Of the 29 plans executed by the investigators, 24 were unsuccessful. Now, the technicians return to the TSE to repeat the attempts to attack the system that underwent updates promoted by the court.
Ukraine suspends flow of part of Russian gas exports to Europe
Ukraine will suspend some Russian gas exports to Europe flowing in pipelines across the country due to disruptions at key transit points, the country’s gas transmission system operator (GSTOU) said in a statement on Tuesday. .
Amid the Russian invasion, Ukraine continued its Russian gas transport operations across the country as normal.
But the GSTOU said it is currently “impossible to fulfill obligations” with European partners due to “interference from the occupation forces”. The operator said Russian interference, including the unauthorized supply of gas, “has jeopardized the stability and security” of the Ukrainian gas transport system.
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Source: CNN Brasil
