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Justice Gilmar Mendes has denied Jerônimo Rodrigues, Bahia's education secretary, the right of reply in videos published by ACM Neto. The decision settles a dispute between the Bahia government figure and the politician-broadcaster, whose content had been the target of the response request. The ruling is drawing attention in Bahia's politically charged environment ahead of electoral season.
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A Quaest poll published by Estadão shows Jerônimo Rodrigues with 52% of valid votes in the first round of the Bahia gubernatorial race, against 48% for ACM Neto. The figures suggest the contest remains tight but place the governing coalition's candidate in the lead, prompting discussion about Neto's chances of forcing a runoff or closing the gap before election day.
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A Polish-language commentary piece asks whether society is approaching the peak of internet stupidity, examining how online culture rewards outrage, misinformation and thoughtless content. The question has struck a chord with audiences, drawing strong engagement and prompting viewers to debate whether the quality of online discourse is collapsing and what, if anything, can reverse the trend.