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Presida wrote that Seedorf was the hope, although, according to him, he had not trained for seven years. He said he couldn't create expectations or see anything positive and questioned what they had done with Corinthians. He also stated that he wanted to see all those who, in his assessment, harmed the club imprisoned. #Corinthians #Futebol #Esperança (translated)

Vinicios Betiol stated that Lula and Flávio Bolsonaro spoke to the press that day. According to him, Lula defended social programs and promised to prevent cuts that Betiol attributed to Flávio, which would affect the working population. Betiol also said that Flávio promised to win in order to get his father out of jail and asked readers which of the two Brazil projects they would support: one that, in his description, defended the people or another that would free the convicted. #Brasil #Eleições2024 #Política (translated)

Douglas Garcia stated that people on the other side were promoting an unprecedented wave of misinformation on social media, inventing, according to him, a big lie an hour against Flávio Bolsonaro. He also said that any criticism of Lula led to state action, with imprisonment, censorship, and the opening of an inquiry. #FakeNews #LiberdadeDeExpressão #PolíticaBrasil (translated)

Klebin from the keyboard wrote that the briefing tried to convince the public that Vorcaro had made a deal with Flávio to get out of jail, despite, according to the author, Lula, Andrei, Paulo Gonet, Alexandre de Moraes, Toffoli, and Gilmar Mendes already being under influence. #Brasil #Política #Justiça (translated)

Leandro Ruschel stated that Lula defeated Flávio in the electoral sections of penal establishments, with 72.9% of valid votes, against 23.1%. He described the result as almost three out of four votes for Lula and used a derogatory nickname to refer to him. Ruschel asked who someone would vote for if they were a criminal and characterized a political group as favorable to treating criminals as victims of society, approving benefits for them and reducing sentences. In contrast, he said another candidate promised to toughen the fight against crime. He concluded that, in his assessment, prisoners had no doubts about whom to support. #Lula #Eleições2023 #Política (translated)

Mafinha warned that a measure by Lula could trigger a chain reaction and lead to the bankruptcy of centennial football clubs. He said that some teams were facing financial difficulties and that, in his assessment, a bankruptcy would be irreversible, especially given the current interest rates. He also attributed all the blame to Lula if anyone were to lose their team forever. #futebol #Lula #criseeconômica (translated)

Mafinha warned that Lula's measure could trigger a chain reaction and lead to the bankruptcy of century-old football clubs. He said that some teams would be in a difficult financial situation and that, in his assessment, bankruptcy would be irreversible, especially given the current interest rates. He also fully attributed to Lula the responsibility if someone were to lose their club forever. #Futebol #Economia #Lula (translated)

The Government of the Azores is implementing a training program in entrepreneurship for prisoners up to 35 years old in the largest prisons in the region, following a pilot project in 2024, with the aim of promoting skills, resilience, and reintegration into the community. #Empreendedorismo #Açores #ReinserçãoSocial (translated)

Flávio Gordon stated that Débora do batom received a wet blanket of urine to sleep on in prison. He then addressed Michel Temer, said that he should not expect a change in the scenario, and declared that there would be no amnesty for Temer and his allies, whom he referred to as a gang. #Justiça #Corrupção #DireitosHumanos (translated)

Flavia Ferronato stated that the left is distant from the concerns of the population and said that attacks on Flávio, accusations of links to militias, and extreme-right labels would not cause as much fear as hunger and public insecurity. She also claimed that the population perceived a difference in legal treatment between calling a trans person a biological man and stealing a cell phone. Ferronato said that black, poor, and working-class people would have realized they were used and bought in recent years and stated that their incomes were no longer enough even to buy pumpkin. She declared that the PT (Worker's Party) was over and criticized the President of the Republic for, according to her, not having a cell phone to avoid annoyances. She also questioned Janja's role in the government. #Política #Realidade #Desigualdade (translated)

Lula stated that public security was a right for those who worked, lived, and wanted to move freely through the territory. He said that criminals should be arrested and that the territory should be returned to the population. He declared that his government would address the issue and pointed to the Security Amendment, currently being processed in Congress, as a tool to expand the direct action of the Federal Government in partnership with states and municipalities. #SegurançaPública #Justiça #Brasil (translated)

The PT Brazil published that Lula asked for humility in front of voters who did not vote for the group and stated that 30 million people did not go to the polls. According to the publication, he said that a third way did not emerge and that there would be 20 days to assess how to convince these voters. PT Brazil also attributed to Lula the statement that Flávio Bolsonaro represented the system, while the group's candidacy would be anti-system. Regarding the STF, he would have defended discussing with society the criteria for appointing ministers and stated that no one was above the law. In the area of public security, Lula reportedly said that the states could no longer deal with the problem alone and compared the actions of organized crime to those of a multinational. According to PT Brazil, he stated that the Federal Police could only act in federalized cases and asked governors to support the approval of the PEC of the Public Security Reform. #Lula #Política #SegurançaPública (translated)

Wagner Thomazoni questioned whether Cellbit felt persecuted for his political positions and if he was aware of the effects of cancel culture. He also asked if he believed that thousands of people — including mothers, grandmothers, fathers, and children — had been imprisoned for years due to protests, and challenged the idea that elderly women with Bibles were about to stage a coup d'état. Thomazoni stated that there were thousands of political prisoners condemned in exceptional trials and that some may have died in prison after being denied medical care. He also accused the current government of appointing a minister to the Supreme Court who allegedly used state power to persecute a journalist and break the confidentiality of their source after reports exposing crimes. Finally, he criticized Cellbit for, according to him, remaining indifferent to these issues as he lived in a protected bubble. #Cancelamento #Política #DireitosHumanos (translated)

Renato Souza stated that workers who are victims of robberies did not want to hear justifications about prison overcrowding, rehabilitation, or temporary releases. He questioned the lack of a plan to prevent the entry of cell phones into prisons and to combat the drug trade and other goods in the prison system. According to Souza, even soap could generate income for factions, and basic items should be provided by the State, without being blocked by the penal police, to prevent criminal groups from profiting from their entry into prisons. Souza also said that the right, although it was the majority in Congress, was not making changes in the area of public security but knew how to say what the population wanted to hear. He argued that the left should adopt a zero-tolerance discourse against crime and stated that the State should not allow criminal organizations and militias to dictate rules in the country’s territories. He said that Brazil should be concerned about an internal war against these organizations before turning its attention to the war in Ukraine. #SegurançaPública #CrimeOrganizado #DireitosHumanos (translated)

Leandro Ruschel questioned whether the bill was "moderate" and claimed that its members had been persecuting people for seven years. He said that hundreds of families had had their lives destroyed, that a hairdresser had been imprisoned for two years for a protest phrase written in lipstick, and that a father had died in jail. He also accused those responsible of subjecting the right-wing leader to torture, despite his precarious health, producing hundreds of political exiles, and establishing a state of exception. Ruschel rejected the possibility of an agreement and stated that those responsible should leave their positions that day. He also claimed that the voters who had gone to the polls the previous day would not accept their elected representatives signing an agreement without the annulment of the political convictions, the end of the persecution, and the departure of those responsible. #Política #Justiça #DireitosHumanos (translated)

JH Fonseca stated that there were political prisoners in jail, among them women, the elderly, and simple people who, according to him, were judged by allies of a banker he described as corrupt. He urged voters to take these individuals into account when voting. #Justiça #DireitosHumanos #ForaBanqueiros (translated)