Saturday, 7 November 2026
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Published reporting and context tagged with Government.
Five court-authorised searches in Goiás and Mato Grosso target suspected bid coordination and inflated prices. No fraud conviction or quantified loss has been established.
A new parliamentary call gives the public until 14 November to comment on Bill No. 32, while the committee's report is now due on 30 November.
The internationally recognised administration installed new information, civil-service and local-government ministers on November 4, following a November 2 presidential decree.
A parliamentary committee sets a June 2029 deadline after the national auditor found 102 local authorities failed to allocate revenue to required public purposes.
The August 25 figure was disclosed in a parliamentary answer, according to local reporting; the utility says it is replacing faulty inverters, but the current repair tally is unknown.
A November 4 groundbreaking follows October contract authorization and an earlier six-lot tender for the Ashgabat–Dashoguz road; award prices remain to be verified.
A civil-society group presented fresh questions about the 50-bus service on 2 November; officials previously acknowledged repair problems and promised to restore the full fleet.
Sweden's state auditors say asbestos training providers assess their own students, leaving regulators unable to confirm workers' competence. Parliament received the report this week.
State auditors say poor preparation, repeated extensions and weak oversight delayed tourism projects, while millions of dinars earmarked for local works were used for other purposes.
A Krasnoyarsk regional court left Maksim Andrakhanov's acquittal intact, according to its press service, ending prosecutors' appeal in a long-running public-contract case.
Polish investigators allege a group supplied military-use components to Russia. Four suspects face pretrial detention, while two remain under noncustodial measures.
Dan Bahadur Karki’s lawyer says a writ petition was taken to Nepal’s Supreme Court after his 4 November removal; registration and any judicial order remain unconfirmed.
The Cabinet appointed Manoj KC on 4 November and moved Dan Bahadur Karki to a new security-adviser role; officials say the reshuffle was not disciplinary.
A 2 November regulator notice says an unnamed investment services provider accepted three anti-money-laundering compliance breaches and a follow-up directive; the settlement reduced its administrative penalty by 35%.
Inspection accounts agree on 23 sites, 18 suspected operators and seized machinery, but local reports disagree on how many workers were detained.
Gabon’s mines minister has confirmed a 73-permit tally after his ministry earlier announced 52. Operators can challenge the decisions, but the official lists remain unreconciled.
Election committee chair says an extra mark on the vote display inflated the invalid-ballot count; the speaker's 70-vote victory remains unchanged.
Co-President Rosario Murillo announced a transfer to a family-coexistence regime, but her public announcement gave no prison-by-prison figures or supervision details.
A 26 October presidential resolution reiterates spending on a social-care agreement previously flagged for starting before mandatory oversight. The contract was valued at up to UYU45.3 million.
Papua New Guinea’s electricity utility has begun a nationwide debt-collection drive. Government arrears are estimated at about K200 million, but actual disconnections are not yet verified.