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Fernando “nandoshow” Schwabe reported that he would be traveling to China in a few hours to cover the finals of the VALORANT Champions in Shanghai 2026. He said it would be his third international coverage in the VCT, but the first at a Champions event and also his first visit to China. Schwabe stated that he hoped to conduct in-person interviews with players from LOUD, follow press conferences on his channel, and, if possible, carry out other interviews. He also mentioned that he was hoping to return to Brazil with the title. The journalist thanked his followers for their support and for the positive feedback on his press conferences, interviews, and content. Finally, he joked that he would not be bringing jackets for other people. #VALORANT #Champions #Xangai (translated)

Hayy stated that the official channel of the Civil House of the Presidency of the Republic shared, this Sunday (10/11), a post attacking supporters of Jair Bolsonaro. He questioned the use of an official government channel to disseminate content of political confrontation. https://t.co/Ix8U7BqjVx #CasaCivil #Política #JairBolsonaro (translated)

Lucas Mourão stated that even if Janones' channel had some potentially illegal content — a hypothetical he only admitted to argue — the legally appropriate measure would be to order the removal of only that material, not all past and future publications. According to him, Minister Kassio Nunes' decision to censor nearly 3.5 million people at once constituted prior censorship and was unacceptable and indefensible. #LiberdadeDeExpressão #Censura #DireitosHumanos (translated)

The BTS Project Brazil stated that leftist publications faced a possible wave of censorship on social media in recent weeks, especially on TikTok and also on X. According to the profile, videos with allegations and information of public interest received warnings for unverified content. The profile mentioned that some of the videos dealt with alleged crimes attributed to a presidential candidate and his supporters, as well as the fire at UFPE and behaviors it classified as violent by people linked to the right during peaceful protests organized by the left. It questioned why this type of content received warnings and encouraged followers to share, download, and repost the videos. The publication included the hashtags #FandomsNoMasp, #FandomsComLula, and #ArmysComLula. #FandomsNoMasp #FandomsComLula #ArmysComLula #Censura #LiberdadeDeExpressão #Democracia (translated)

Dawisson Belém Lopes said he had seen the content of the channel "Exército do Lula," managed by Janones, and evaluated that it was mainly an introduction to digital literacy, which, according to him, was lacking on the left. He considered the content legitimate and predicted that censorship would have no effect, as the seed had already been planted. #Lula #LetramentoDigital #LiberdadeDeExpressão (translated)

JH Fonseca stated that Nunes Marques ordered the removal of a channel distributing false news that, according to him, had been created by Janones. Fonseca also said that the decision indicated that the channel was spreading false content and mentioned that Nunes Marques had said he was wrong. https://t.co/kZneBecOYU #FakeNews #Justiça #NunesMarques (translated)

Janoninho stated that Nunes Marques, president of the TSE, ordered the removal of the channel “Exército de Lula” after responding to a request from Flávio Bolsonaro, in a decision that, according to the author, took precedence over the actions of the court's corregidor. He wrote that the channel had more than 3 million followers and that Marques considered it a means of disseminating content without minimum support. Janoninho added that, in another case with the same request, the corregidor had opened a deadline for André Janones, responsible for the channel, to provide information. The author also published hashtags opposing censorship. #Censuranão #EXÉRCITODOLULACONTRACENSURA #TSE #Censura #LiberdadeDeExpressão (translated)

Jamesons stated that Meta reactivated its Instagram page after removing it in July, when it had more than 30,000 followers. According to the author, the company informed via email that the account did not violate Community Standards and could be used normally again. He said the page was deactivated for more than three months, including the entire first round of elections, and that the absence caused losses in reach, engagement, events, and content opportunities. Jamesons stated that he turned to the courts and that the process would continue, as the reactivation would not compensate for the damages. The author also alleged that Meta had been arbitrarily banning left-wing accounts while reducing their reach. He thanked those who followed the project during the period and asked for support to rebuild the page's presence on Instagram, with likes, comments, shares, and other interactions. #CulturaPop #LiberdadeDeExpressão #Justiça (translated)

Verônica Domingues stated that she never advocated for nudity as empowering or revolutionary and said that, as a Marxist, she did not consider any individual action capable of promoting a revolution. For her, showing breasts was an expression of sexuality or part of her work with adult content, and no work would be empowering under capitalism. The author said that blaming women for their objectification for wearing short clothes or posting nude photos was misogynistic, and emphasized the importance of consent. Regarding publishing images with a Lula sticker during the campaign, she assessed that this would probably not change votes, but argued that art did not need to have only a utilitarian purpose. Domingues also stated that she used other social networks, including Instagram and TikTok, to raise awareness and bring the left closer to Marxism. She criticized radical feminists who, according to her, treated sex as immoral and scrutinized the bodies of women who consented to appear nude. She also said that the revolution depended on the collective organization of the working class, not on showing or covering breasts. #Feminismo #Marxismo #DireitosDasMulheres (translated)

Andre Marsiglia wrote that Flávio Bolsonaro's campaign had reported to the TSE an organized network of pro-Lula profiles, which, according to the action, was disseminating false or severely out-of-context content on a large scale to influence the second round. He stated that the complaint cited more than 200 publications and millions of views in a few days and questioned to what extent the strategy would interfere with the election result. Marsiglia also announced that the Central Electoral program would be broadcast live on YouTube on Sunday at 8:30 PM. #Eleições2023 #FakeNews #Política (translated)

UpdateCharts accused the profile AnittaPress of trying to profit from activism surrounding the person they supported in the second round and of attracting her biggest detractor before seeking monetization in the UpdateCharts niche. The author stated that her content was not limited to politics and claimed she had been rallying support for Lula since the beginning of the first round. #Política #Eleições2022 #Lula (translated)

Xico Graziano stated that a report by the magazine VEJA about supposed payments linked to Lula had provoked a reaction within the PT. According to him, PT members denied the accusations, said there was no evidence, and echoed a contestation from the Federal Police. In summarizing the report, Graziano said that banker Vorcaro reported having negotiated with João Vaccari Neto, former treasurer of the PT, payments to obtain access to pension funds for federal employees. According to the excerpt of the article he shared, it would amount to R$ 30 million in cash destined for the Lula Institute to fund a documentary about Lula abroad, in addition to another undisclosed amount paid directly to the institute, managed by Paulo Okamotto. Graziano added that Vorcaro had provided details to the Attorney General's Office (PGR), which did not proceed with the case as it deemed there was insufficient evidence. The banker’s defense, according to the account reproduced by the author, mentioned WhatsApp messages and records of withdrawals and deliveries of money. Graziano expressed belief that VEJA would not publish the report without confidence in the material and assessed that the published piece would merely be a preview of new revelations. He considered the story credible, although there might not be definitive proof, and compared the case to the Atibaia site, which, according to him, was not registered in Lula's name in the registry office. In Graziano's view, the report would harm the PT and Lula's campaign, discouraging voters and causing some to give up on voting. He stated that the case would reduce Lula's chances of reversing a defeat in the first round. #Lula #Petismo #VEJA (translated)

Bagi reported information about the demonstration scheduled for Sunday, 11/10, starting at 11 am, at MASP, on Avenida Paulista, in São Paulo. According to the publication, a walk to Praça Roosevelt was planned for 1 pm, and more information could be found on the organization's profile, Bella Vascc. Bagi recommended that participants bring documents, emergency contacts, medical information, and personal medications. He also suggested safety measures for cell phones, comfortable clothing, and sun protection, as well as water, food, first aid items, and a change of clothes. The publication further advised that people go in groups and arrange a meeting point. Regarding the security of the event, Bagi stated that the organization had informed about the presence of military police from the 11th battalion. He also mentioned that the Corinthian Revolution would provide support and that antifascist fan groups from Palmeiras and Santos were confirmed. Bagi wrote that Erika Hilton, Sâmia Bomfim, and Guilherme Boulos were among the confirmed names in the trio, noting that there could be other participants. The official hashtag, according to the publication, was #MovimentoDia11. #MovimentoDia11 #MovimentoDia11 #Manifestação #AtoPúblico (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)

Jones Manoel stated that Meta admitted to a flaw in the counting of video views on Instagram during the second round of elections and that, until then, it had not clarified which content was affected, the extent of the problem, or whether the distribution of posts was harmed. He said that Instagram and Facebook had a significant influence on the circulation of information, while the criteria of their algorithms remained little transparent. He argued that digital and data sovereignty should occupy a central position in Brazilian politics and that foreign companies should be subjected to transparency, oversight, and accountability. Manoel also stated that Brazil needed to develop its own capacity to protect data and ensure algorithmic transparency. He said he intended to put the topic at the center of the debate in the National Congress in 2027 and rejected, in his words, that the country should be treated as the backyard of the United States. #SoberaniaDigital #Algoritmos #Transparência (translated)

Lázaro Rosa stated that the content extracted from Vorcaro's phone did not mention a supposed sponsorship of a Lula film. He accused the magazine Veja of spreading a lie to help Flávio Bolsonaro, whom he described as close to Vorcaro, and called for mobilization against a possible victory of the senator. https://t.co/OmewUgvnTB #Lula #Bolsonaro #FakeNews (translated)

UpdateCharts reported that the Federal Police denied that Vorcaro mentioned, in testimony, resources for a film about Lula. According to the publication, the corporation also stated that it had not received from the businessman’s defense any attachments, documents, or information with that content. https://t.co/MTJoOkwbnG #PolíciaFederal #Lula #FakeNews (translated)

POPTime reported that the Federal Police denied the information published by the magazine Veja that Daniel Vorcaro had released money for a film about Lula in exchange for business in the government. According to the clarification reproduced by the publication, Vorcaro did not give testimony with the content described in the report, published on Friday (10/9), nor did he provide the institution with documents or information of that nature. #PolíciaFederal #Lula #FakeNews (translated)

Kriska Carvalho wrote that the Federal Police had contested the Veja report, stating that Daniel Vorcaro did not provide a statement or deliver documents or information related to the published content. According to Carvalho, the Federal Police also received a request to investigate the report. https://t.co/myZYvO5hox #PolíciaFederal #FakeNews #Investigações (translated)

Renato Souza wrote that the Federal Police denied that Daniel Vorcaro had given a statement with information about alleged transfers to the Lula Institute published by the magazine Veja. According to Souza, the corporation also stated that Vorcaro did not provide documents or information on the topic. The report, titled "Vorcaro says he released money for a film about Lula due to business in the government," was published on Friday (10/9). #PolíciaFederal #Lula #Veja (translated)