Brasiléia City Hall estimated to attract 30 thousand people during the 3 days of celebration and had 83.3% of the estimated total Photo: Raylanderson Frota The 30th edition of Carnavale 2026 has ended, in Brasiléia, in the interior of Acre. The traditional party brought together more than 25 thousand revelers over the three nights of programming between Friday (3) and Sunday (5) at Praça Hugo Poli, in the city center, according to city hall estimates. In celebration of the municipality's 116th anniversary, the municipal management hoped to bring together 30,000 people in the border region. According to the organization, the total of 25 thousand participants who went to the site are equivalent to 83.3% of the initial estimate. ? Join the g1 AC channel on WhatsApp To g1, Major Tales Rafael, responsible for coordinating the security forces during Carnavale, explained that the party was marked by tranquility and only three police incidents were recorded in the last two nights. Among the cases handled by the Military Police (PM-AC), there was an incident of contempt, recorded at the end of Saturday (3) and the suspect was taken to the Civil Police Station. At the beginning of Sunday's program (5), an incident of domestic violence was recorded. 30th edition of Carnavale 2026 had attractions such as the band Parangolé and the singer Koyote, lead singer of Banda Luxúria READ MORE: Carnavale: National attractions are announced for the celebration of 116 years of the city of Acre With an audience of 20 thousand people, Carnavale reaches its last day inside AC; see schedule Furthermore, on Sunday, the last night of the party, there was a fight involving two women, which resulted in a serious incident and minor bodily injury. "We had a peaceful Carnival, with integrated action by the security forces. The joint work of the security forces ensured a safe environment. The three incidents are practically routine in this type of event due to drunk staff", he stated. The event included integrated action by the Military Police, Special Police Operations Battalion, Special Border Group, Criminal Police, Civil Police, Military Fire Department and private security team. Also on Friday, the Brasiléia Criminal Court published, in the Diário da Justiça, an ordinance that prohibited people monitored by an electronic ankle monitor, in a semi-open regime or complying with precautionary measures, from visiting the square within a radius of 200 meters around, during the festivities. Integrated security included monitoring and access control to the Genoci Nascimento/Prefeitura de Brasiléia circuit Security structure According to the assessment of the coordination of the operation, tranquility was favored by the structure set up for the party, which included a fully isolated perimeter, access control and public monitoring during the three days of programming. This year, sharp objects, glass cups and any type of alcoholic beverage were not allowed into the square where the party took place. In total, 80 security agents worked per night policing Carnavale until 3am. The PM reported that the entire party area in the city's central square was fenced so that teams could have better access control for those entering the circuit. At the entrance gate, a personal search was carried out by security guards from a private company, under the supervision of the PM. In addition to entering the party, agents were also inside the circuit to help control and protect partygoers. The PM also informed that drinks in bottles and glass cups were not permitted to be used to prevent the materials from being used in possible attacks. Review Acre’s news programs
Carnavale 2026 brings together around 25 thousand revelers and records only three police incidents
Brasiléia City Hall estimated to attract 30 thousand people during the 3 days of celebration and had 83.3% of the estimated total Photo: Raylanderson Frota The 30th edition of Carnavale 2026 has ended, in Brasiléia, in...
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