Boletim.leg

The Brazilian Senate's daily news bulletin covers three main stories.

This episode of Boletim.leg reports on three main legislative developments.

This edition of Boletim.leg reports on new Brazilian legislation mandating immediate electronic ankle monitors for domestic abusers when women remain at risk.

This episode covers Brazilian political news, including a congressional session to review a veto on the dosimetry bill related to penalties for anti-democratic acts, and CCJ hearings for judicial appointments.

This episode of Boletim.leg covers three main legislative updates from the Brazilian Federal Senate.

O Boletim.leg reporta a aprovação pelo Senado de um projeto que estabelece validade de seis meses para pedidos de exames médicos, visando reduzir burocracia e custos para pacientes.

This episode covers two main news items from the Brazilian Senate: a constitutional amendment proposal to end compulsory retirement with pay for judges and prosecutors punished for crimes, and the Central Bank president's testimony before the organized crime CPI.

O Boletim.leg apresenta notícias do Senado Federal, incluindo a aprovação do fracionamento das férias para residentes da área da saúde e o reconhecimento de estágios como experiência profissional.

This episode covers two legislative developments from the Federal Senate: a proposal for annual women's health check-ups through SUS to improve sustainability and reduce advanced disease treatment, and the approval of a 36-hour weekly workday for nursing staff to establish a national salary floor and prevent payment distortions.

This episode covers upcoming Senate votes on criminalizing misogyny, domestic violence legislation, and the expiration of Ozempic's patent affecting weight-loss pen accessibility.

This episode covers the Brazilian Senate's preparations to vote on the National Education Plan and the Economic Affairs Committee's decision to declassify documents from the Federal Court of Accounts regarding the Master case.

This episode covers two legislative developments from the Brazilian Senate: a bill requiring those responsible for tragedies like the Boate Kiss fire to reimburse the public health system, and a proposal for humanized forensic exams for vulnerable crime victims.

O Boletim.leg reporta sobre a aprovação na Comissão de Assuntos Sociais do Senado de um projeto que regulamenta a profissão de psicopedagogia, estabelecendo requisitos de formação e qualificação para exercício da atividade.

This episode covers Brazilian Senate news including debates on classifying criminal organizations as terrorists and a bill extending the prescription period for sexual harassment crimes until after victims are no longer subordinate to aggressors.

This episode covers two main stories from the Brazilian Senate.