Observed arrival · 2026-10-16
Apupos: the heckles written into Brazil’s congressional record
A Portuguese-language publication follows quarrels, interruptions, and contradictions in Brazil’s Congress through its official transcripts.
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- For one contradiction check, the site says an automated search separated roughly 70,000 deputy speeches for editors to read individually.
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The edition organizes its material into recurring fights, political pairings, unusual sessions, and contradictions, alongside a session scoreboard. Its displayed figures include an interval of 1 hour and 7 minutes between a promise to speak and the speech itself; the page also marks its data cutoff as April 30, 2026. A note on one contradiction check says a word search narrowed roughly 70,000 deputy speeches before individual reading.
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