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Mato Grosso legislative activities and 2026 elections

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During the first half of 2026, the Legislative Assembly of Mato Grosso (ALMT) ~~engaged in diverse legislative activities~~ focused on infrastructure, ~~social policy, and cultural preservation. Key developments included advancing~~ such as the BR-163 highway and a new state ~~railway projects, creating the Cabinet for Combating Gender Violence against Women (GEVM),~~ railway, and ~~updating~~ cultural programs like ‘Aula de Cidadania – Por Dentro do Parlamento’. As the ~~Ser Família Program. By late September 2026,~~ 2026 General Elections approached, the ALMT ~~intensified its focus on electoral transparency. In coordination~~ coordinated with the Regional Electoral Court ~~(TRE-MT), the assembly prepared for~~ (TRE-MT) to provide real-time ~~coverage of the 2026 election~~ vote counting via TV and Rádio Assembleia. To support this, the IT Secretariat deployed specialized teams to ensure system stability. On October 4, 2026, the first round of ~~the General Elections officially~~ elections commenced. ~~TRE-MT president Serly Marcondes Alves opened the process in Cuiabá following the issuance of the ‘Zerézima’ report.~~ Despite 31 initial technical occurrences ~~involving voting machines~~ and 34 arrests for ‘boca de urna’, officials ~~maintained~~ reported the process remained within normal parameters. ~~Following the first round, the ALMT reported significant~~ The ALMT’s digital platforms saw high engagement, ~~noting~~ with its Instagram ~~account reached~~ reaching 300,000 accounts and generated over 1.4 million organic views while serving as a source for real-time results. Concurrently, institutional efforts to protect democratic integrity and women's rights have intensified. A DataSenado study revealed that 97% of women in Mato Grosso recognize the Public Defender's Office as a primary protection service, exceeding the national average. Additionally, the Federal Public Ministry (MPF), TRE-MT, MPT-MT, and OAB-MT have launched collaborative campaigns to combat gender-based political violence. In the wake of the elections, accounts. Post-election, the ALMT enters a new phase of female ~~political participation.~~ representation with the election of Samantha do Abilio (PL) and Alessandra Ferreira (Podemos) to the House for 2027. Institutional efforts to protect women's rights have ~~been elected~~ also expanded; the ALMT’s Special Women's Prosecutor's Office is collaborating with state and judicial bodies to ~~occupy two of~~ develop manuals for professionals to prevent the ~~24 seats~~ ‘copycat effect’ in media coverage of domestic violence. Additionally, the ~~House starting~~ Assembly approved Bill No. 175/2025, which establishes guidelines for digital inclusion in ~~2027.~~ indigenous and quilombola communities. To promote legislative transparency, the ALMT also launched the second edition of the ‘Troféu Parlamento’ journalism prize, themed ‘Onde a lei nasce, a cidadania cresce’, to encourage reporting on the impact of public policies.

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