Overview
- Families reported leaving the Rio IML after completing identifications from Operação Contenção, which left at least 121 dead, with officials saying 99 victims were identified by Friday and only a small number remained pending.
- Minister Alexandre de Moraes scheduled Monday meetings in Rio with Governor Cláudio Castro and Mayor Eduardo Paes and demanded detailed reports on the operation, including force justification, body‑camera use, casualty counts, and victim assistance protocols.
- President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva signed and sent an anti‑faction bill to Congress with a request for urgent voting as the Planalto highlights measures against organized crime following the raid.
- Seven opposition governors launched the Consórcio da Paz to coordinate intelligence, support, and joint procurement against criminal groups, positioning a state‑led response that challenges the federal approach.
- Rights institutions, including Rio’s Public Defender’s Office and the UN, called for independent investigations into the high lethality, while the state government defended the action as intelligence‑driven against the Comando Vermelho.