The confirmation by the Federal Police (PF) that the material found this Sunday (12) in the Amazon belongs to indigenist Bruno Araújo Pereira and English journalist Dom Phillips, who disappeared on the 5th, and the start of trading in Eletrobras shares in B3 are among the highlights of this Monday (13).
PF confirms that material found belongs to the missing duo in the Amazon
The Federal Police (PF) confirmed that the material found this Sunday (12) in the Amazon belongs to the indigenist Bruno Araújo Pereira and the English journalist Dom Phillips, who disappeared on the 5th while traveling between the Ribeirinha São Rafael community to the municipality. of Atalaia do Norte, in Amazonas.
According to a note sent by the corporation, a health card, pants, flip-flops and a pair of boots belonging to Araújo were found; and a pair of boots and a backpack with clothes from Dom Phillips.
According to the crisis committee set up by the Federal Police, the searches this Sunday focused on the region of the Itaquaí River, “especially in the area where another vessel was found, apparently owned by Amarildo da Costa Oliveira, who is currently under temporary arrest on account of of the facts”.
Eletrobras shares begin trading this Monday (13)
Eletrobras shares begin trading on the Stock Exchange, B3, this Monday (13), at 10:00 am, market opening time. It is the last stage of the operation that will result in the privatization of the largest company in the Brazilian electricity sector. The government intends to conclude the privatization process this Tuesday (14).
The price of each Eletrobras share was set at R$42, which resulted in an initial collection of R$29.29 billion. The amount of the operation can reach a value of more than R$ 33 billion, taking into account the possibility of including extra lots of shares.
In all, 627,675,340 million new shares will be offered, in a primary offering, and 69,801,516 million shares belonging to BNDESPar, in a secondary offering. With this, the participation of the federal government in the company will increase from 72% to around 45%. However, the Union will continue with preferred shares, which allows the government to veto certain decisions taken by the company.
Senate to vote on fuel ICMS ceiling this Monday (13)
The Federal Senate is due to vote this Monday (13) on the bill approved by the House that limits the Tax on Circulation of Goods and Services (ICMS) on fuel. The information had already been anticipated by the project’s rapporteur, Senator Fernando Bezerra (MDB-PE), last Tuesday (7).
Bezerra maintained in his report the structure of the text approved by the Chamber. The proposal classifies fuels, public transport, communication and electricity as essential goods, which means that the ICMS levied on these products by the states is limited to 17%, with immediate effect after the project is sanctioned.
Moving average of Covid cases rises for the 9th day in a row in Brazil
The moving average of new cases of Covid-19 in Brazil recorded a rise for the ninth consecutive day this Sunday (12), according to data from the National Council of Health Secretaries (Conass).
On Sunday, the floating indicator stood at 42,504. The last time the moving average dropped was from the 3rd to the 4th of June, when it went from 30,905 to 29,669 records. In one week, the increase was 44.6%. The moving average considers the data from the last seven days.
The moving average of deaths from Covid-19 in seven days is on the rise for the seventh day in a row. Since the previous Sunday (5), this indicator has doubled, from 79 to the current 158.
Ministry of Health confirms third case of monkeypox
The Ministry of Health confirmed this Sunday night (12) the third case of monkeypox in Brazil. This is a 51-year-old man who is isolated in Porto Alegre, Rio Grande do Sul, after a trip to Portugal.
The case was reported to Health by the Center for Strategic Information on Health Surveillance (CIEVS) of Rio Grande do Sul after laboratory confirmation by RT-PCR performed by the Instituto Adolfo Lutz in São Paulo (IAL/SP).
According to a note from the ministry, the patient is in isolation, with a stable clinical condition, without complications and is being monitored by the State and Municipal Health Departments.
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Source: CNN Brasil
