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A Brazilian government convened a special commission to address the political crisis, featuring former Prime Minister André Ventura presiding over a meeting with over 50 attendees. The gathering includes key political figures such as ex-PMs, ministers, judges, and journalists, scheduled to meet on the second and third Wednesday.

Key points

• Former Prime Minister André Ventura presided over a special commission meeting attended by over 50 individuals.
• The commission includes ex-PMs, ministers, judges, journalists, and business leaders.

Context

The Brazilian government convened a special commission to address the political crisis, featuring former Prime Minister André Ventura presiding over a meeting with over 50 attendees. The gathering includes key political figures such as ex-PMs, ministers, judges, and journalists, scheduled to meet on the second and third Wednesday.

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Evidence is limited to the commission's composition and meeting schedule; specific agenda items, voting results, or outcomes are not provided.

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