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Raul Moura described Gabriel Paulista's interview as frightening and stated that it represented the lowest point of the self-destruction of Sport Club Corinthians Paulista. He sarcastically congratulated Osmar Stabile, Augusto Melo, and Armando Mendonça, whom he attributed the worst management in the club's history. #Corinthians #Futebol #GestãoEsportiva (translated)

Teleco SCCP compared Corinthians to a club that, according to him, was organized, financially responsible, had governance, and did not face recurring episodes of corruption. In contrast, he associated Corinthians with Osmar, Augusto, Duilio, Andres, Tuma, and other lifetime members. He described the team as very expensive, uncommitted, and technically weak. He also said that some groups were trying to fight the system and were seeking an intervention, while organized fan groups were more focused on barbecues and publications about the following year's Carnival. Teleco stated that Marcelo Paz had courage and criticized the hiring of a coach who, according to him, had not managed a team for seven years and had ties to Marcelo Goldfarb's group. He added that Goldfarb had already said he would own Corinthians one day. The author concluded that Parque São Jorge would need to "burn" or Corinthians would cease to exist. #Corinthians #Futebol #Governança (translated)

Daniele Mari reported that Chivu praised Carlos Augusto, saying that he had been doing well for some time. According to the coach, the player had physical strength and energy, knew how to overlap and attack the line, and had a powerful shot with both feet. Chivu added that Inter was happy to have him and that he put his qualities at the service of the group. #calcio #sport #giocatori (translated)

Pedro Menin wrote that, after the Ana Elisa episode, his sources said that Lula's campaign had considered the possibility of him withdrawing from the candidacy and letting Geraldo Alckmin take his place, in an attempt to keep the PT in power. According to Menin, this hypothesis was motivated by the lower rejection of the vice president, and Lula and Janja would take on ministries. Menin stated that, according to Article 77, § 4 of the Constitution, a candidate who withdraws before the second round could not be replaced, and that Augusto Cury, as the highest remaining candidate, would enter the race. He also cited Article 13 of Law 9.504 and said that the substitution rule would only apply if the new registration was requested up to 20 days before the election, except in cases of death; for the second round, the constitutional rule would prevail. He stated that members of the campaign were angry and desperate in the face of a defeat they considered imminent, and said that just a few weeks earlier, no one believed in this possibility. Menin also predicted that Lula would be humiliated and that his political career would come to an end on the 25th, presenting the contest as a “Holy War” between what he called the people of God and the PT. #Lula #Eleições2024 #PolíticaBrasil (translated)

Boca Juniors - La12Tuittera, citing Augusto César, reported that Leandro Paredes was suffering from a grade 2 muscle injury in his right hamstring and that his recovery would take between three and five weeks. According to the account, his return was still uncertain and would depend on his daily progress and how he responded to the pain. The publication indicated that Paredes aimed to return for the Superclásico against River on November 1, although it warned that his recovery would be assessed on a day-to-day basis. It also noted that he would miss the matches against Vasco da Gama on October 13 and 20—the first leg and the return leg of the Sudamericana semifinals—Talleres on October 16, and Independiente on the 25th. The account described the series against Vasco and the away classic against Independiente as an important test for Arruabarrena and the squad, who would face those matches without their captain. #LeandroParedes #Lesiones #Fútbol (translated)

The Republic stated that Renan Santos was the only one among the main candidates for the presidency in the first round who had not declared support for Flávio Bolsonaro. According to the publication, Romeu Zema, Ronaldo Caiado, and Augusto Cury had supported the Bolsonaro campaign. https://t.co/1OLG4yo4Ll #Eleições2023 #PolíticaBrasileira #Bolsonaro (translated)

Torsten Heinrich criticized the veneration of a person he described as racist and homophobic and held responsible for mass murders. He compared them to a CDU member of the Bundestag who praised Augusto Pinochet and sarcastically asked whether Die Linke could really be considered a normal party. He stated that he would omit a discussion of the economic policies of the two individuals. #Rassismus #Homophobie #Politik (translated)

Leandro Ruschel shared the account of a reporter from Veja about alleged dealings of Banco Master with members of the PT and fund managers. According to the material cited by the journalist, Daniel Vorcaro's partner contacted Jaques Wagner, then leader of Lula's government in the Senate, to arrange a meeting with João Vaccari Neto, the party's former treasurer. After the meeting, the reporter stated, the bank would have organized fundraising with funds whose presidents had been appointed by Vaccari and by names from the PT and appointed or endorsed by Lula. The account indicated that, near the end of the first semester of 2024, Banco Master obtained authorization from the federal government to operate and raise funds from the funds. Vorcaro would have reached out to operators linked to members of the government, including Alexandre Padilha, then Minister of Institutional Relations, with the goal of raising R$ 10 billion from the funds. In exchange, he allegedly agreed to pay the PT 10% of the total raised, according to the reporter. According to the account, Vaccari demanded R$ 30 million in cash from Augusto Lima to finance a documentary about Lula that Oliver Stone was producing in the United States. Vorcaro reportedly said that the money was delivered through messengers and PT operators. The reporter also stated that Vorcaro mentioned payments to the Instituto Lula, coordinated with Paulo Okamotto, a friend of the president and manager of the institution. #Política #Corrupção #Lula (translated)

NewsColina reported that Loide Augusto and Guilherme Estrella trained with Vasco's squad. According to the publication, the two had returned from loan in the middle of the year and were training separately from the main squad. https://t.co/rMkLA9R6e9 #Vasco #Futebol #Treino (translated)

María Fernanda Cabal stated that Augusto Cury's support for Jair Bolsonaro strengthened the unity to defeat Lula. She also argued that Brazil had the opportunity to move towards a stage of greater security, freedom, and trust in institutions, and urged to maintain the effort until the last vote. #Brasil #Bolsonaro #Elecciones2024 (translated)

"Brazil needs to learn to coexist with itself, respect its differences, and protect its institutions." The Brazilian presidential candidate Augusto Cury, defeated in the first round after finishing third, announced this Thursday his support for Flávio Bolsonaro in the second round against President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva. #EleccionesBrasil #FlávioBolsonaro #LulaDaSilva (translated)

Julio Schneider stated that Daniel Vorcaro, owner of Banco Master and arrested for fraud, reported in audios and documents obtained by VEJA a proposal involving R$ 30 million in cash for the Lula Institute. According to Schneider, the account was part of an attachment presented to the Attorney General's Office in June, as part of a second plea bargain proposal that was discarded due to lack of corroboration. According to the version attributed to Vorcaro, Augusto Lima, then partner and CEO of Master, allegedly approached João Vaccari Neto through Jaques Wagner, then leader of Lula's government in the Senate. Vaccari would have conditioned the bank's accreditation for federal pension funds — Previ, Caixa Asset, Funcef, Petros, and Postalis — on two payments to the Lula Institute, headed by Paulo Okamotto: about R$ 30 million in cash to cover expenses of the documentary about Lula directed by Oliver Stone and another undisclosed amount. Schneider also wrote that Vaccari would have asked for 10% of the resources that Master raised from the funds. If the plan had materialized, according to the estimate attributed to Vorcaro, the Workers' Party would receive about R$ 1 billion and Vorcaro R$ 9 billion; the operation did not progress. The author emphasized that this was Vorcaro's version, not a conviction. Schneider also pointed out that, in the audio, Vorcaro contrasted the sponsorship of the film about Bolsonaro, which he described as regular, with the support for the documentary about Lula, which would have been paid in cash. #Lula #Corrupção #Documentário (translated)

IaraGB wrote that, according to a report by Daniel Vorcaro to VEJA, the former treasurer of the PT, João Vaccari Neto, allegedly demanded around R$ 30 million in cash, off the books, for Banco Master to enter the pension funds of federal employees Banco do Brasil, Caixa Asset, and Previ. The amount, according to the publication, was said to be intended for the Lula Institute, led by Paulo Okamotto, to finance a documentary about Lula abroad, directed by Oliver Stone and featuring testimonies from allies like Walfrido Warde. Vorcaro also allegedly reported the payment of another undisclosed amount directly to the institute. The author stated that, according to the banker’s account, the approach was made by Augusto Lima, then a partner and CEO of Master, and Jaques Wagner allegedly mediated the meeting with Vaccari. The allegation was said to have been presented to the PGR in June, in the second testimony, but was filed away due to lack of evidence, as the payment was said to have been made in cash. According to the publication, the defense mentioned WhatsApp messages, names of people who allegedly picked up the money, and delivery routes. #Lula #Corrupção #Política (translated)

Jakelyne Loiola stated that an initiative had been structured with Banco do Brasil and that Augusto was advancing amounts to Okamotto, from the Lula Institute. She said that someone had asked for money for Lula's film and that she believed she had contributed an even greater amount. According to Loiola, support for Lula's film occurred irregularly and "on the side," while the support related to Flávio was a normal sponsorship. #BancoDoBrasil #InstitutoLula #PolíticaBrasileira (translated)

Leonardo Dias wrote that, according to VEJA magazine (issue 3016, from 10/9/2026), Daniel Vorcaro reportedly detailed in audio and in material submitted to the PGR in June how Banco Master obtained access to the pension funds of state entities. In the version attributed to Vorcaro, Jaques Wagner allegedly facilitated the connection, and partner Augusto Lima reportedly met with João Vaccari Neto. Dias stated that Vorcaro described a payment of about R$ 30 million in cash for Oliver Stone's documentary about Lula, through Paulo Okamotto, in addition to an undisclosed amount to the Lula Institute. Later, according to the report, the Master would pay 10% of what it raised from the funds of BB, Caixa, Petrobras, and Correios: Vorcaro estimated R$ 1 billion for the PT and R$ 9 billion for himself. The author also mentioned messages found on Vorcaro's cell phone. According to Dias, an operator identified as Júlio introduced him to Olavo Noleto, the executive secretary of Alexandre Padilha. On 4/29/2024, Master was said to have entered a list that released the funds; on the same day, Júlio allegedly demanded R$ 500,000. Two days later, a dinner with Padilha was said to have occurred at the banker’s house. In October, Júlio reportedly wrote that the president would meet with Vorcaro. Dias added that Padilha allegedly said dealing with Noleto was equivalent to dealing with him. According to the author, the operation stopped in July 2024, after it became public that Caixa managers opposed to the deal had lost their positions. Vorcaro was said to have claimed that municipal funds yielded R$ 6 million to Padilha’s group. Dias compared this amount to the more than R$ 60 million from Dark Horse and reported that Vorcaro differentiated the payments linked to Lula from those related to Flávio. Dias noted that Lula, Padilha, and Noleto denied the accusations. He also stated that there was no evidence that the meeting with Lula promised by Júlio took place; the only confirmed meeting at the Planalto, on 12/4/2024 and outside the official agenda, reportedly dealt with the Master at the Central Bank. The author said that the PGR dismissed the attachment due to a lack of evidence of cash payments and that the same archived material mentioned payments to Davi Alcolumbre and members of the Judiciary. #Lula #Corrupção #PolíticaBrasileira (translated)

Iane Menezes wrote that, according to reports from Daniel Vorcaro which the magazine VEJA claims to have accessed, the banker negotiated with the former treasurer of the PT, João Vaccari Neto, payments to facilitate access to pension funds for federal employees. Among the amounts mentioned would be a payment of R$ 30 million in cash to the Lula Institute, in addition to other undisclosed sums. According to Menezes, Vorcaro stated that the approach to the PT was orchestrated by Augusto Lima, then partner and CEO of Master, with the mediation of Jaques Wagner, who was then the leader of the Lula government in the Senate. She said that the information was included in an annex delivered to the Attorney General's Office last June, when Vorcaro's second plea proposal was dismissed. Menezes added that, according to Vorcaro, the money would be intended for expenses of a documentary about Lula filmed abroad. The banker allegedly mentioned the film *Lula*, directed by Oliver Stone and composed of testimonies from friends and allies of the president. #Lula #Corrupção #PolíticaBrasil (translated)

VEJA reported that it had access to accounts from banker Daniel Vorcaro in which he claimed to have negotiated with the former treasurer of the PT, João Vaccari Neto, payments to gain access to pension funds for federal employees. Among the amounts mentioned would be a transfer of R$ 30 million in cash to the Lula Institute, in addition to other undisclosed amounts. According to Vorcaro, the approach to the PT was orchestrated by Augusto Lima, then partner and CEO of Banco Master, with the mediation of Jaques Wagner, then leader of the Lula government in the Senate. The magazine stated that the information was included in an attachment submitted to the Attorney General's Office last June, when the second plea bargain proposal from the banker was discarded. According to the accounts attributed to Vorcaro, the funds would be allocated to expenses for a documentary about Lula filmed abroad. The mentioned film was *Lula*, directed by Oliver Stone and composed of testimonies from friends and allies of the president. #DanielVorcaro #BancoMaster #Brasil #Brasil #corrupção #Lula (translated)