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Bruno Guzzo stated that Fantástico showed what he described as the largest manifestation ever recorded on Avenida Paulista, but abruptly interrupted the coverage when addressing other pro-Lula acts across Brazil. https://t.co/vkdpCn6JbY #AvenidaPaulista #Manifestação #Brasil (translated)

Guilherme Boulos wrote that today's acts on Avenida Paulista and the demonstrations that, according to him, were spreading across Brazil showed that a turnaround was possible. He argued that supporters should try to persuade undecided voters and people who had not voted, explaining what was at stake in the election. https://t.co/7ZyxsRsAbI #Eleições2023 #Brasileiros #VamosVotar (translated)

Kriska Carvalho questioned publications that, according to her, were spreading panic about the event scheduled for the next day on Avenida Paulista. She stated that mobilizations had been happening daily for months or years and said that Lula gathered thousands of people in the streets every day, citing crowded events on that day and the previous week on Paulista. Carvalho also criticized the creation of rules for events and marches and the recommendation to wear thick clothing in the heat. For her, the panic spread on the network was what caused chaos. #AtoNaPaulista #Lula #Mobilização (translated)

Lázaro Rosa stated that Lula would participate in a march on Avenida Paulista on Sunday, 10/11. He informed that the gathering would be at 11 AM, at MASP, and that the march would start at 1 PM. Rosa also said that the event would be one of the largest in history and asked supporters to promote the expressions "Lula na Paulista" and "Bora São Paulo." #Lula #AvenidaPaulista #Caminhada (translated)

Renato Souza wrote that acts in support of Lula had occurred in at least 10 states of the federation and that, throughout the week, the demonstrations had taken place in at least 20 states. According to him, a crowd occupied the center of Belo Horizonte, and students led the acts in eight states. https://t.co/dwSfwzrXoV #Lula #Mobilização #Manifestações (translated)

In the article, Alberto Gonçalves discusses the growing violence and social instability in France, linking it to uncontrolled immigration and the emergence of a scenario where student protests turn into acts of vandalism, while anticipating similar problems in other European countries due to the fragility of Western democracies. #França #Protestos #Imigração (translated)

Jones Manoel stated that in recent days the far-right had intensified attacks and threats against public universities and students. According to him, the campaign aimed to create fear, panic, and chaos to interrupt the mobilizations across Brazil for the reelection of President Lula. Manoel advocated that supporters should maintain events, distribute flyers, and engage in conversations with the population until the end of the campaign, and expressed belief that victory was possible. #Mobilização #Lula #EducaçãoPública (translated)

Wilson Lima stated that two images symbolized the election. According to him, Ana Elisa, a Black woman who allegedly said on social media that not going to Carnival was a racist gesture, advocated for the end of prejudice against Black Brazilians. Lima wrote that after being elected, she appeared in a silk blouse and tailored trousers, incorporating, in appearance, the "whiteness" she had criticized, which was part of Lula's campaign. Regarding Cleitinho, Lima said that he was from the Republicans, a conservative, right-wing party, but not Bolsonaroist, and had declared support for Flávio Bolsonaro. He stated that Cleitinho used to participate in public events wearing a very worn football team shirt and would go to Congress like that. According to Lima, he wore a suit and tie out of obligation, maintained a simple life, and had a modest house in BH. Lima asked if readers noticed the difference and stated that some intellectuals did not understand why the right had gained so much ground in that year's elections. #Eleições2023 #Política #Sociedade (translated)

Karina Michelin stated that images from an assembly at the Federal University of Paraná (UFPR) in Curitiba showed speeches against Flávio Bolsonaro and in defense of Lula's reelection. She said that organizations had announced more than 40 acts at universities across the country and criticized statements that, according to her, advocated for the radicalization of activism and referenced the kidnapping of an ambassador during the dictatorship. Michelin recalled that American ambassador Charles Burke Elbrick was kidnapped in 1969 by members of the ALN and MR-8, and not by the National Union of Students (UNE). She also classified predictions about a potential victory of Flávio Bolsonaro as false and alarmist, stating that the remarks about loss of rights and threats to democracy did not present concrete measures to support them. She mentioned that she did not question the right of students to protest or support candidates but criticized speeches that, in her view, replaced arguments with slogans and romanticized armed struggle. Michelin advocated for universities to shape professionals, researchers, and free citizens and stated that glorifying guerrilla practices and treating opponents as enemies denied democracy. #Educação #Democracia #Política (translated)

StagePop stated that Chay Suede presented 13 reasons not to vote for Flávio Bolsonaro and declared support for Lula in the second round of the presidential election. Among the reasons attributed to the actor were the lack of relevant projects and a history of scandals and suspicions of corruption; the negotiation of R$ 134 million with Daniel Vorcaro to finance a film about Jair Bolsonaro; and the different versions given about the case. According to StagePop, Suede also cited Flávio Bolsonaro's relationship with Adriano da Nóbrega, the presence of his family members in the senator's office, investigations into “rachadinhas” and the suspicion of ghost employees. The actor also criticized the defense of amnesty for Jair Bolsonaro and participants in the coup acts, his father's government's actions during the pandemic, and statements about global warming. He also mentioned criticisms of the proposal to eliminate the 6x1 schedule and the defense of changing the Constitution under the argument of “redemocratizing” Brazil. In the end, he said he would not trust the presidency to Flávio Bolsonaro and would support Lula. #Eleições2022 #Lula #ChaySuede (translated)

Pri stated that Fachin removed Moraes from the investigation into fake news but maintained the actions he had carried out. According to her, the investigation remained in effect, without a concrete decision to close it or make the decisions fully public. Pri also questioned how long the situation would remain that way. #FakeNews #Justiça #Transparência (translated)

Heated Rivalry Brasil informed that it created two models of stickers to print and use in pro-Lula rallies this week. The profile said it would bring some units to the event at MASP on Sunday and would let people know that day how to find them. https://t.co/RTbnY132d2 https://t.co/AW6rkfcUMA #Lula #AçãoCivica #AtosPoliticos (translated)

Lady Gaga Source wrote that, with the beginning of the second round, fans should transform their outrage into mobilization and that the fandom was also a political space. According to the publication, fans from all over Brazil would participate that week in actions of the March for Democracy: Fandoms on the Street with Lula, in different cities, to defend democracy and mobilize votes for Lula. The author also indicated the website Onde Dá Pra Conversar for those who could not attend in person to find nearby points for conversation and mobilization. She encouraged fans to talk to undecided people and declared support for Lula, number 13. #FandomsNaRua #Democracia #Eleições2023 (translated)