Politics · Brazil · 14 hrs ago
Brazil raises age rating for Record’s biblical cartoons
Brazil’s Ministry of Justice raised the age classification for Record’s biblical cartoons.
The cartoons are described as children’s animations based on the Bible and associated with Record.
They previously had an unrestricted age rating.
The change means they no longer carry that classification.
The available information does not say what the new age category is or why it changed.
It also gives no details about what happens next.
Brazil’s Justice Ministry raised the age rating for biblical cartoons shown by Record, according to Revista Oeste.
Pleno.News reported that the government removed the cartoons’ unrestricted rating.
O GLOBO also reported that the indicative rating for Record’s children’s biblical cartoons was increased.
The articles’ headlines do not state the new age rating or explain the reasons for the change.
- Who
- Brazil’s Justice Ministry, according to Revista Oeste.
- What
- The age rating for Record’s biblical cartoons was raised; Pleno.News says their unrestricted rating was removed.
- When
- Not stated
- Where
- Brazil.
- Why
- Not stated
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- Broadcaster
- Record
- Content
- Biblical cartoons
- Rating change
- Unrestricted rating removed, according to Pleno.News
- Reporting date
- O GLOBO, October 31, 2026
- Reporting date
- Pleno.News, November 1, 2026
- Reporting date
- Revista Oeste, November 2, 2026