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Karina Michelin 13h

Karina Michelin stated that on Sunday, October 11, the Amazon was still burning and that the smoke in Manaus was affecting residents, while classes were suspended and firefighters were working at their limit. She also reported that a firefighter became ill during the firefighting efforts and had to be carried by colleagues. Michelin said that the Amazon Fire Department requested reinforcements from the federal government on September 18, including four aircraft, transportation, and vehicles. According to her, on October 1, the National Public Security Secretariat, linked to the Lula government, responded that the request could not be met at that moment. The author stated that the federal government claimed the state had waived support and cited 229 extinguished fires and another 20 still being fought. She said the aircraft began to arrive on October 10, following a wave of complaints on social media. The author compared the current mobilization with that of 2021, during the Bolsonaro government, when Caetano Veloso, Gilberto Gil, Maria Bethânia, and Chico César participated in the song "Canção pra Amazônia," by Greenpeace. She questioned the absence of a similar mobilization in light of the situation of residents and firefighters. Michelin called Lula and the Amazonas government hypocrites and demanded explanations about who had denied or waived help and when reinforcements arrived at the fire line. She also stated that human and animal lives threatened by smoke should take precedence over political disputes. #Amazônia #Incêndios #MeioAmbiente (translated)

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Tarcísio Gomes de Freitas 1d

Tarcísio Gomes de Freitas criticized the PT and the left, stating that they were neglecting the situation in the Amazon. He said that São Paulo demonstrated that a right-wing government could reconcile environmental preservation and development. According to Freitas, in 2025 the area affected by fires in state conservation units fell by 91% compared to 2024. He also stated that in August 2026, the state recorded the lowest number of hotspots for that month since the beginning of the historical series in 1998. He mentioned that more than R$ 400 million had been mobilized to prevent and combat wildfires, with investments in technology, satellite monitoring, and artificial intelligence. The governor also declared that over 44,000 hectares were in the process of forest restoration and that 13.2 thousand hectares had been incorporated into state protected areas. Regarding river recovery, he cited R$ 22 billion in investments in IntegraTietê, more than 1.5 million households connected to the sewage network, and 6.5 million cubic meters of sediments removed from the Tietê basin. According to him, the organic pollution load of the river had decreased by almost 30%, and the pollution stain had receded by 33 kilometers, about 16%. Freitas stated that these actions had not impeded economic development, job creation, and the growth of São Paulo, and he argued that environmental protection depended on responsibility and work, not ideology. #MeioAmbiente #DesenvolvimentoSustentável #SãoPaulo (translated)

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SPACE LIBERDADE  1d

SPACE LIBERDADE reported that NASA released satellite images in which, according to the publication, it was possible to see from space the smoke from forest fires in AM. https://t.co/5xdoJkAunw #NASA #Queimadas #Amazônia (translated)

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SPACE LIBERDADE  1d

The publication said that Deputy Nikolas Ferreira questioned where the artists were while the Amazon was on fire and asked: “Where are the artists of save the Amazon?” https://t.co/XOslaD49QI #Amazônia #MeioAmbiente #Artistas (translated)

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Julio Schneider 🇧🇷🇺🇸 2d

Julio Schneider stated that Manaus woke up covered in smoke and with the worst air quality in Brazil, according to his post, while the Civil Defense alerted the population to avoid going outside. He said that the Fire Department requested aircraft to combat the fires in Amazonas, but that the Lula government denied the request. Schneider also questioned the absence of statements from Caetano Veloso, Gilberto Gil, Daniela Mercury, Nando Reis, Arnaldo Antunes, Milton Bituca, Anavitória, Exu do Blues, Céu, Criolo, Gaby Amarantos, Duda Beat, Péricles, Vitão, and Xande de Pilares, whom he associated with campaigns in defense of the Amazon. #Amazônia #Queimadas #MudançasClimáticas (translated)

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Yves Adriano 2d

Yves Adriano stated that Lula would have left the Amazon and Manaus in flames and alleged that there was no money in the treasury. He also accused Lula and Janja of having spent the resources on their own luxuries and said that Globo remained silent. #Lula #Amazônia #Manau (translated)

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Inês Pedrosa 🟩🟡🟥 🇺🇦 2d

The author stated that the signs of a "totalitarian state of terror" were visible and questioned whether people wanted to vote for this model. He said that what was happening in Brazil would affect the entire world and warned that destroying the Amazon rainforest would not only kill people in the country. #Brasil #Amazônia #Liberdade #BR (translated)

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BTS Project Brasil 3d

The BTS Project Brazil stated that, in light of what it described as political setbacks and ongoing attacks on the preservation of the Atlantic Forest, its generation should not remain inactive. It said that the BTS Seeds Project existed for this reason and declared that the Amazon belonged to everyone. The project requested donations via the email [email protected] and promoted a raffle. https://t.co/NUScBupaR2 #MataAtlântica #Preservação #Sustentabilidade (translated)

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Anitta Press 4d

The Anitta Press stated that the 33 million abstentions included Anitta's and that the singer had chosen to label as bothersome those who requested her support. It also said that Anitta could have been viewed in the same way by those who heard her speak about indigenous rights, Amazon protection, funk, violence in favelas, attacks against women, transphobia, labor exploitation, and religious intolerance. The account added that, even so, these people had stood by the singer. #Eleições2024 #DireitosHumanos #JustiçaSocial (translated)

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Rafael Gloves 5d

Rafael Gloves wrote that, in a few days, the problem for Brazilians would stop being the price at the supermarket and would become a burnt giraffe in the Amazon. #Amazônia #MeioAmbiente #DireitosHumanos (translated)

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Bagi 5d

Bagi said she was distressed with the result of the first round, but stated that she would not respond with hate, misogyny, or ignorance, as she did not want to equate herself with the right in the country. For the second round, she advocated voting for Lula, number 13, and hoped that abstention would decrease. The author stated that she was voting in defense of poor people, workers with formal jobs, users of the SUS and the medications distributed for free, in addition to the protection of rare lands, the Amazon, and Brazilian sovereignty. She also said she believed that Brazil would make it clear on the 25th that Latin American countries would not be "the backyard of the United States." Bagi stated that even in the face of disagreements regarding Lula's form of government, voters should consider the global political scenario and the international attention focused on Brazil. According to her, the choice was between resisting or becoming a colony, and her decision was to resist. The author related this position to the resistance of women who fought before her and dedicated the message to her great-grandmother, whom she called a healer. #Lula13 #Eleições2023 #Soberania (translated)

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Planeta do Futebol 🌎 6d

Futebol Planet informed that Vasco consulted the Amazon Arena about the possibility of holding the semifinals of the Sul-Americana against Boca Juniors and the classic against Flamengo for the Brasileirão in Manaus. According to the publication, Sedel stated that the stadium was suitable and authorized the games if the club chose the location. The inquiry occurred after another denial from the Justice regarding the immediate release of Maracanã, which is still subject to appeal. #Vasco #ArenaDaAmazônia #SulAmericana (translated)

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Boi Caprichoso 6d

The Caprichoso Bull stated that its identity brought together Black people, quilombolas, Indigenous people, caboclas, and riverside communities, as well as other forest peoples, and that its art expressed resistance and memory. It said that, since its inception, it has brought stories and denunciations to the Bumbódromo about the protection of the forest, violence, and the erasure of Indigenous peoples. It also advocated for the appreciation of Black and quilombola peoples and asserted that its star would continue to be alongside those who resisted and preserved the Amazon. #Amazônia #Cultura #Resistência (translated)

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Boi Garantido 6d

The Garantido Ox stated that its struggle was for the working Brazilian people and said that it lived in the heart of the Amazon, which it described as the largest biome in Brazil and the largest tropical forest in the world. It also wrote that life in the region was in the rivers, in the forests, in the communities, and in the peoples that resisted. https://t.co/rCBm8SMN6D #Amazônia #Trabalhador #Brasil (translated)

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Dandi no Consignado 6d

The Consignado of Dandi stated that the average voter did not care about rare earths or industrialization and would be willing to sacrifice the Amazon and the SUS for consumer goods, in addition to doing anything for a house. He argued that the campaign should make it clear that, with Flávio, the economic situation of voters would worsen, instead of talking about the New Brazil Industry, a topic that, according to him, would drive votes away. #Política #Economia #Eleições (translated)

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ANSA.it 6d

The tragic journey of the indigenous people in the Amazon to go to the polls is marked by mourning for the victims, including men, women, children, and the elderly, who fell on October 7, according to Herzog. #lutto #caduti #7ottobre (translated)

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Brasile, il viaggio degli indigeni in Amazonia per andare alle urne
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Miguel 7d

Miguel told Thiago, Moncadatzin, and El País that it would have to be seen if it mattered that the right dominated when there were no forests left in the Amazon and there was a lack of oxygen to breathe or to regulate the ambient temperature. #Amazonia #CambioClimático #DerechosAmbientales (translated)

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El Barroquista 1w

The publication noted that a study had documented thousands of structures in deep areas of the Amazon that had not been seen before. According to the text, the findings forced a reconsideration of what was known about the history of America. It also stated that the topic had been explained in the podcast *La Hora Random*. https://t.co/yT2aB3DCSN https://t.co/DndqYDTjxc #Amazonia #Historia #Arqueología #BR #CO #PE #EC #VE (translated)

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eldiario.es 1w

Research reveals that the Amazon could house a natural pharmacy valued at 215 billion dollars in undiscovered medicines, while deforestation and lack of resources for science put this biodiversity and pharmaceutical development opportunities at risk. #Amazonas #Biodiversidad #MedicamentosNaturales (translated)

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Una farmacia natural de 215.000 millones podría seguir oculta en el Amazonas mientras la deforestación amenaza las especies que guardan sus compuestos
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El Barroquista 1w

The author raised the question of whether there were hidden infrastructures in the Amazon and a civilization that had gone unnoticed under the jungle. He also noted that in La Hora Random, from Julia en la onda, they discussed how science was changing the history books of America. https://t.co/afiK75Un7s #Amazonía #Historia #Ciencia #CO #BR (translated)

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