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Hayy stated that an old video of Marina Silva has started to circulate again, in which she reported accusations made by the PT during her candidacy. The author said that the accusations were the same as, according to him, were being made at that moment against Flávio Bolsonaro, and asked for the video to be shared. https://t.co/Vz0vYUyCf3 #MarinaSilva #Política #Brasil (translated)

The BLACKPINK portal reported that the demonstration brought together people from different backgrounds around common agendas and ideals in defense of Brazilian democracy. It stated that it saw workers supporting the act from inside establishments, children alongside their parents, and children honoring those who, as it wrote, died due to negligence during the pandemic. It also expressed gratitude for being able to leave the house and exercise its rights as a Brazilian citizen. #Democracia #Cidadania #União (translated)

NINJA Media stated that Brazilian fandoms helped mobilize more than 1.5 million people on Avenida Paulista in support of President Lula's reelection and the defense of democracy. The publication also advocated against any setbacks. https://t.co/J8V7njSCTE #Lula #Democracia #Fandoms (translated)

Deltan Dallagnol stated that a pro-Lula act ended in vandalism and with women being harassed. In a campaign message, he said that the "end of the Lula era" was set for October 25 and claimed that Flávio Bolsonaro had ended the first round ahead, while the PT was counting on the relaxation of supporters. Dallagnol asked for votes for Flávio Bolsonaro, number 22, and encouraged sharing the video with those who did not vote or chose another candidate. #Lula #Eleições2022 #Brasil (translated)

EC Bahia announced that they defeated Mirassol 1-0 at Fonte Nova and returned to the G5 of the Brazilian Championship. According to the club, Luciano Juba scored the goal of the match. The team stated that they would host Flamengo the following Sunday. #BBMP https://t.co/04L4ZXI1n2 #CampeonatoBrasileiro #Futebol #BBMP (translated)

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)

Biazita Gomes stated that part of the evangelicals supported Flávio Bolsonaro for a religious power project, and not for a project for the country. According to her, these people believed that he would make their religion official in Brazil, an idea that, she wrote, was mentioned in churches in various parts of the country. #Evangelicos #FlavioBolsonaro #Religião (translated)

Fluminense FC lamented that, according to the club, the classic match against Flamengo was marked by two refereeing errors. The team stated that, in the first half, Erick Pulgar struck Rodrigo Castillo's knee with the sole of his shoe, in a tackle that would have endangered the forward's physical integrity, and criticized referee Rafael Klein for not sending off the player. They also pointed out the omission of VAR, overseen by Daniel Nobre Bins. The club further stated that, in the second half, Alex Sandro knocked down Savarino inside the area without contesting the ball, but the referee did not award a penalty. Fluminense asserted that the tolerance to this type of incident threatened the safety of the players and that the failure to apply the rules could alter the dynamics and outcome of the match. #FluminenseFC #Flamengo #arbitragem (translated)

Olé do Brasil published a humorous text in which it stated that Palmeiras would not charge for what it called a football lesson at Nubank Parque, in solidarity with Corinthians. The profile mocked that the rival would not have money even for lunchboxes and that a new debt could result in another transfer ban. It also wrote that Memphis Depay would have watched Giay to learn how to score goals. #palmeiras #corinthians #brasileirao #futebol #futebolbrasileiro #futebol #palmeiras #corinthians (translated)

Tarcísio Gomes de Freitas criticized the PT and stated that the party had promised picanha to the population, but, according to him, delivered high interest rates, more taxes, and an increase in the cost of living. He said that the rising prices were noticeable in supermarkets and in Brazilians' shopping and stated that the population deserved respect and results, not just promises. #Brasil #Política #Economia (translated)

Meio Independente stated that, according to Ipespe, voters of Flávio Bolsonaro (PL) were more inclined to go to the polls than those of Lula (PT), despite the president's aggressive campaign. The publication reported that 51% of Flávio's voters had the highest likelihood of attending, compared to 45% of Lula's voters; 4% answered blank, null, did not know, or did not respond. https://t.co/g7XRirbAQI #Eleições2023 #Brasil #Lula (translated)

Braga's Central wrote that Corinthians had a script of a relegated team, citing the thrashing suffered against their greatest rival, eight consecutive defeats, the hiring of Seedorf as coach — who, according to the author, had not coached any team since 2019 — and their presence in the relegation zone of the Brasileirão. #Futebol #Brasileirão #Corinthians (translated)

Vinicius Carrion wrote that he considered it a humiliation for ministers to overturn each other's decisions and said he had the impression that this usually happened to benefit the PT. He also stated that the country had become a circus. https://t.co/6OuOkbMSJv #Política #Brasil #Governo (translated)