The Senate Foreign Relations Commission approved on Tuesday a request to invite Minister Mauro Vieira to provide clarifications on an Itamaraty report.
The request was proposed by Senator Hamilton Mourão and seeks details on analyses of risks of US military actions in Brazil.
The topic arose after Itamaraty responded to questions from the Chamber of Deputies made on July 1.
The hearing has no set date yet, as the parliamentary recess begins next week.
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Brazil's Foreign Ministry issued a note on Wednesday criticizing those it called traitors of the homeland for actions leading to US tariffs on Brazilian products. Senator Flávio Bolsonaro confirmed participation in a US hearing on the matter.
Supreme Court minister Flávio Dino ordered the Chamber of Deputies on Wednesday to explain within 48 hours the official status of deputy Mário Frias during his trip abroad.
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The Brazilian government released a note on Tuesday repudiating Senator Flávio Bolsonaro's intervention in a USTR hearing on tariffs against Brazil.
President Lula criticized Senator Flávio Bolsonaro on Thursday for sending a document to the US government requesting tariffs be postponed until after Brazilian elections.
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TCU minister Bruno Dantas authorized on Friday (April 17) the sending of documents to the Senate's Economic Affairs Committee (CAE) regarding talks between Caixa Econômica Federal and Banco de Brasília (BRB). The decision responds to a request from Senator Renan Calheiros and stresses handling precautions for banking secrecy. Caixa had warned about data protection and an NDA with BRB.
Senator Vlado Mirosevic announced he will not join President José Antonio Kast on his state visit to Paraguay and Uruguay in order to stay in Chile and vote on Tuesday June 30 in the constitutional accusation against former minister Nicolás Grau.
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Senator Flávio Bolsonaro reacted to President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva's criticisms regarding the US decision to classify the PCC and CV factions as foreign terrorist organizations.