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Minister Alexandre de Moraes, of the Federal Supreme Court (STF), ordered the defense of Filipe Martins, former advisor to former president Jair Bolsonaro, to speak out about possible non-compliance with precautionary measures

The Superior Labor Court (TST) judged the postal workers’ strike, which completed two weeks, this Tuesday (30), as not abusive, and maintained the validity of the pre-existing clauses in the Collective Labor

The Court of Justice registered 71,762 new cases of domestic violence from January to November 2025 in the state of Rio de Janeiro. Statistics from previous years indicate that cases tend to

Former president Jair Bolsonaro returned to the operating room this Tuesday afternoon (30), after experiencing a new bout of hiccups. The intervention takes place one day after the former president undergo the

The Minister of Labor and Employment, Luiz Marinho, stated this Tuesday (30) that the year 2026 could be suitable for the approval, by the National Congress, of the reduction of the weekly

Brazil generated 85,864 jobs in the month of November, the result of a total of 1,979,902 admissions and 1,894,038 dismissals. The data is part of the new General Register of Employed and

The stock of federal public debt increased by 2.75% between October and November, rising from R$8.25 trillion to R$8.48 trillion. The values ​​appear in the monthly debt report, released this Tuesday (30)

The investigation into billion-dollar fraud involving Banco Master collects, this Tuesday (30), testimonies from the owner of Master, banker Daniel Vorcaro, the former president of Banco de Brasília (BRB), Paulo Henrique Costa,

The number of workers with a formal contract in Brazil’s private sector grew 2.6%, with the inclusion of 1 million workers, in the quarter ended in November, a record number, according to

The Federal Revenue pays this Tuesday (30) a residual batch of Personal Income Tax (IRPF) refunds for the month of December 2025. The batch consists of 263,255 refunds intended for priority and