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Drama in Parliament: between rooms, rhymes and broken commands

Observador9 September 2026 at 08:36

Parliament experienced moments of great tension and disorder during a particularly chaotic session. Between rooms without sound, accusations of perverse thoughts and timers blocked by deputies in the path of the command, the situation became unbearable.

The deputies protagonized intense confrontations, with exchanges of accusations that included references to perverse thoughts among the parliamentarians. The disorganization was aggravated by technical problems that resulted in rooms without sound, making communication between the participants difficult.

The situation reached a critical point when timers were blocked by deputies who positioned themselves in the path of the command, creating even more confusion and delays in the proceedings.

Given this scenario of chaos, Parliament needed an urgent pause to rest the deputies' legs and try to restore some order to the proceedings.

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