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Claudia Aker wrote that Regina Duarte had shared images of posters of her play vandalized with the number 13, which the author associated with the PT, and published in response a photo with the number 22. Aker said that it was necessary to combat at the polls, on the 25th, the vandalism, intimidation, and hatred against those who thought differently. She also accused people who advocated for diversity, protection, and inclusion of minorities of not respecting dissent and of using these issues as a facade for intolerance. She stated that disagreeing was a right, but vandalizing was not, and ended with a farewell statement to the PT. #Intolerância #LiberdadeDeExpressão #Democracia (translated)

Rafael Gloves stated that many of the students he referred to were from federal universities in Minas Gerais and expressed his inability to understand why parents sacrificed themselves for years to enable their children to enter this environment. As an alternative, he suggested investing the money meant for expensive schools and sending young people to study in the country whose flag had been burned. According to him, this way the graduates would not need to work for American companies like Uber — a situation he described as the reality for most. #Educação #Universidade #Futuro (translated)

You described an image of a man with his fist raised and a Lula sticker on his chest, with the Brazilian flag reflected on his arm and students smiling inside a bus. He celebrated the working class and the students. https://t.co/o28s0S44kD #Lula #ClasseTrabalhadora #Estudantes (translated)

The President of the Republic, António José Seguro, promulgated a new decree on ideological flags after significant changes made by the Assembly of the Republic, which address his concerns raised during the previous veto. #Política #BandeirasIdeológicas #AntónioJoséSeguro (translated)

Fandoms with Lula called for a mobilization at 8 PM that day, with the dissemination on social networks of simple and direct images, preferably in the colors of the flag, about the achievements of the Lula 3 government. The account provided a link to the material and stated that there would be no issue if several portals chose the same images. It also requested that participants not use the traditional hashtag and help circulate the content. The post ended with the slogan "Brazil above all" and the hashtag #AcordaBrasil. #AcordaBrasil #Lula3 #Brasil #Mobilização (translated)

Vai Desmaiar stated that students from Mackenzie went to the streets to protest in support of Lula and against the far right, despite the administration having prevented the initiative. According to the author, the students also burned a flag of the United States; he praised the demonstration. https://t.co/yhMhd3JzNc #Protesto #Mackenzie #Lula (translated)

The author stated that the word "nego," present on the flag of Paraíba, referred to a political context in which João Pessoa refused to support Julio Prestes' candidacy for the presidency and formed an alliance with other states. She added that, currently, Paraíba would be saying no to Flávio Bolsonaro. #Paraíba #Política #História (translated)

Fluminense F.C. announced that it would host Coritiba at 9:30 PM at Maracanã for the Brasileirão and called on the fans to support the team. The club said it was "Flu day" and expressed hope that Laranjeiras would dream again. https://t.co/MKV9srEPZY #Fluminense #Brasileirão #Futebol (translated)

Chaiany Andrade stated that she had been studying and learning about politics and that her perspective had changed over time. She said she was from the interior of Goiás and that she knew the difficulties faced by her community, similar to those still faced by millions of Brazilians. According to Andrade, changing one's life did not mean forgetting one's origins, and recognizing that her old choices no longer represented her was part of her growth. For the second round, she declared support for number 13. #Política #RealidadeSocial #Cidadania (translated)

The Aframax oil tanker Rio, flying the flag of Liberia, was attacked by a drone near Sochi, Russia, while transporting oil from the Russian city of Novorossiysk to India, resulting in a fire on board and the safe evacuation of the crew. #GuerraNaUcrânia #Sochi #Petroleiro (translated)

Andrade stated that a wave of extreme right, driven by the ecosystem of large technology companies, had turned candidates without proposals into electoral phenomena, supported almost exclusively by anti-communism, and a woman whose main banner, according to him, was to attack feminism. He also criticized those who attributed this scenario to the left's distancing from its bases. #ExtremaDireita #BigTechs #Política (translated)

Duda Salabert stated that she had been re-elected and thanked the voters of Minas Gerais and Brazil. She said that, after a campaign of hard work, she increased her vote count and that, for the second consecutive election, her candidacy was the third most voted in the state for federal deputy. Salabert also claimed to have run a "zero waste" campaign, without printing flyers, flags, or stickers. #Eleições2022 #MinasGerais #DeputadaFederal (translated)