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Alcolumbre Says Offenses Rendered Votes in the Elections

The president of the Federal Senate, David Alcolumbre (Union-AP), criticized on Wednesday (4) the radicalization of the Brazilian political environment and stated that personal attacks, offenses and threats have occupied the space that should be destined for the debate of ideas and the presentation of proposals. During the collective interview, Alcolumbre regretted that politicians have conquered mandates through [...]

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The president of the Senate, David Alcolumbre (Union-AP), made a speech this Wednesday against the questions of the PL to the result of the presidential election, hours after the party launched Rogério Marinho (RN) as candidate for the leadership of the House. The demonstration took place in the midst of a clash with the opposition after the decision to postpone the vote of the proposal to reduce the criminal majority, which provoked criticism o…

·Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
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President of the Senate defended the electoral system and criticized politicians who, according to him, "have won the election by offending and assaulting people."

The president of the Federal Senate, David Alcolumbre (Union-AP), criticized on Wednesday (4) the radicalization of the Brazilian political environment and stated that personal attacks, offenses and threats have occupied the space that should be destined for the debate of ideas and the presentation of proposals. During the collective interview, Alcolumbre regretted that politicians have conquered mandates through [...]

President of the Senate asked Senators in the plenary about the quality of the electronic ballot box: "Is it only worth the first round? In the second round you didn't take any more?"

·São Paulo, Brazil
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David Alcolumbre regrets that politicians have won the election with offenses and rebuttal criticisms of PL leader Carlos Portinho in the Senate

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Globo broke the news in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil on Wednesday, November 4, 2026.
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