A legislative initiative regarding beer consumption in stadiums was initially adopted, then rejected, and again admitted in the Senate. The confusion generated procedural chaos.

An apparently simple vote in the Senate turned into a moment of total confusion regarding a legislative initiative concerning beer consumption in stadiums. Senators were faced with an unusual situation when the initial announcement of the vote result was favorable, with 64 votes for, 34 against, and one abstention. However, shortly after, the same initiative was declared rejected due to a misunderstanding related to procedure.

The chairperson intervened, citing a technical problem that led to the confusion. After clarifications, the verdict was changed again, and the initiative was announced as accepted, based on the approved amendments. This situation generated procedural chaos in the plenary and left the senators perplexed.