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Overview
- Presidential candidate debates and interviews will air immediately after Jornal Nacional in the 9 p.m. telenovela slot, with César Tralli and Renata Vasconcellos leading first‑round sessions and Renata Lo Prete slated for a potential runoff.
- William Bonner debuts on Globo Repórter with Sandra Annenberg on February 20 with a conversational, teleprompter‑free format, and his first special report is scheduled for May 1.
- Globo will mount integrated, multiplatform election coverage across TV Globo, GloboNews, g1 and social networks, with expanded fact‑checking through the Fato ou Fake partnership.
- GloboNews marks 30 years with a new Rio newsroom opening in August and two studios, while g1 celebrates 20 years with a redesigned mobile app focused on vertical video and a revamped g1 em 1 minuto bulletin.
- Fantástico adds new segments including Delivery com Maju, a mental‑health series by Felca and the return of Pode Perguntar, and Globoplay and TV Globo will release five original documentaries in 2026.