Jorge Messias no STF: sabatina no Senado é marcada

·1 hr 6 min·5 clips

A repeated warning that the program isn't for minors sets a tense tone before revealing Jorge Messias's Supreme Court sabatina.

The episode begins with a repeated warning that the content isn't suitable for minors. The host then announces the confirmation of Jorge Messias's sabatina for the Supreme Tribunal Federal on April 29, noting it was indicated by President Lula six months prior. The program transitions to local Maringá news, discussing a bill approved by the Municipal Chamber to change the city's anniversary holiday from May 10th to May 11th because it falls on Mother's Day Sunday. Commentators debate this change, with some opposing it as a break from tradition and others supporting it for economic reasons. The episode then covers the delivery of 256 apartments in the Belos residential area under the ZEIS program for low-income families. An advertisement segment follows for Desivaldo Imóveis, promoting properties in Puerto Rico. Another segment advertises Mava Motos, a car dealership in Maringá. The political discussion resumes with state deputy Jacob Voss accusing the government of planning to privatize Sanepar by forcing municipalities with their own water systems to join the state company. Commentators analyze this allegation and connect it to broader privatization trends. The episode then shifts to journalist Cristina Grêmio's claims that Senator Sérgio Moro betrayed her after she worked to rehabilitate his image with right-wing voters. Commentators discuss Moro's political reliability and speculate about potential alliances in the upcoming elections. The program includes more advertisements for Ode Parque and Reserva Tuiuti. It concludes with a call for blood donations for radio personality Lau de Souza and humorous banter among the hosts.

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