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The Sala PT Collective stated that occupying the streets was a guaranteed right and said that Lula's supporters would remain there to defend rights. The collective presented the action as a way to secure votes and urged people not to allow changes in rights and to vote for number 13, for Lula. https://t.co/IGev6fLLv7 #Lula #Direitos #Eleições (translated)

Tsuki found it "sensational" that the magazine Veja had directly accused Lula's campaign of spreading false news against the publication. He then summarized the arguments from a response by the magazine regarding its report about Vorcaro. According to the text from Veja reproduced by Tsuki, Vorcaro's lawyer would have confirmed the authenticity of the audio, and the magazine stated that it removed five short statements — 15 seconds in total — to protect the source. The publication also clarified that it did not say that the audio was included in the plea bargain nor that the confession was made to the Federal Police. Regarding the PGR, the magazine claimed that Vorcaro, through his lawyers, presented an account regarding the funding of a documentary about Lula and promised to deliver documents if the plea bargain was accepted, which did not happen. Tsuki also stated that some outlets were using "jurists" in their headlines to conceal, according to his assessment, that the coordination of Lula's presidential campaign was spreading false news against Veja's cover story. #PolíticaBR #FakeNews #Eleições2022 (translated)

Bruno Povoleri wrote that LOUD had guaranteed at least $250,000 in prize money for Champions 2026, nearly double the amount allocated for fourth place. He stated that the result was even more significant because, according to him, the team had invested much less than others this season. #Esports #Champions2026 #LOUD (translated)

Ana Paula Renault thanked Zé for his affection and support, which, according to her, gave her strength. She stated that a network of engaged and responsible people was necessary and affirmed that building a more dignified country required taking care of democracy and remembering that no right was guaranteed forever. #Democracia #DireitosHumanos #Engajamento (translated)

JH Fonseca described Flávio Bolsonaro as humble and willing to listen, and stated that he would be prepared to sacrifice himself for what he believed in. As evidence, he said that Bolsonaro had a guaranteed mandate for the Senate from Rio de Janeiro, but he preferred to risk everything to honor his father and political prisoners. Fonseca concluded with a defense of freedom. #Liberdade #Cidadania #Política (translated)

The author of the publication, poponze, wrote that Pabllo Vittar had defended the Popular Pharmacy and encouraged fans to vote for Lula in the second round of the elections. According to him, the singer said that the choice involved the guaranteed rights of beloved people, and not a party issue, and asked for votes for number 13. https://t.co/0eufxyjhnf #PablloVittar #Eleições2022 #DireitosHumanos (translated)

Claudio Dantas reported that Dani Marques, head of the economic team for Flávio Bolsonaro's campaign, said that the proposal was to maintain the Bolsa Família as long as there was a need and to allow for the automatic reactivation of the registration if the family needed the benefit again. https://t.co/U70wKq8Tvf #BolsaFamília #Economia #FlávioBolsonaro (translated)

Pedro Sampaio wrote that the country where he wanted to live should include the LGBTQIA+ community, of which he was a part, women, Black people, and other underrepresented minorities. He stated that rights and achievements were not guaranteed forever, described his own life as a political act, and said he defended ideas he considered beneficial for everyone and democracy. In the end, he wrote: “GO 13 + FORTY.” #DireitosHumanos #Democracia (translated)

Poponze wrote that the influencer Bomtalvão declared his vote for Lula. According to the author, Bomtalvão stated that his experience as a gay man, the use of FIES to obtain a diploma, the death of his grandfather during the pandemic, and his livelihood through his own art prevented him from supporting proposals he considered incompatible with his identity. Bomtalvão also asked people to respect different opinions and encouraged women who did not vote in the first round to come to the second. He urged them to vote for freedom, food, education, public schools, and benefits that, according to him, had been earned over the years. He also said that risking losing these achievements would be a setback and concluded with the phrase “On the 25th it’s 13.” #Lula #VotoConsciente #DireitosHumanos (translated)

Vinicios Betiol stated that Lula could win the second round if the campaign addressed, among other factors, the political influence of mayors. According to him, this influence contributed to the right's advantage in the first round: mayors benefitted by the secret budget mobilized voters in support of congressional candidates. Betiol assessed that this effort could diminish in the second round, after the election of deputies and senators, and advocated that the PT combat what he called "voto de cabresto" (coerced voting), even involving the Federal Police if crimes occurred. Betiol also criticized the campaign's communication and said that Sidônio Palmeira should have been removed after the first round. In his assessment, highlighting the government's actions would not be enough in the face of the spread of false news and manipulations by big techs; the campaign needed an active legal team and more direct communication. He further advocated that the campaign dismantle Flávio's image. The author stated that abstention had been high and that the campaign should mobilize voters disenchanted with politics. According to Betiol, the fear of a Flávio victory could lead them to vote, and the grassroots needed to intensify the search for votes. He concluded that the following days could define the future of democracy, the country's sovereignty, the fight against organized crime, and food security. #Eleições2023 #Lula #Democracia (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)

Glauber Braga thanked his supporters for guaranteeing him the highest vote count of his career as a candidate for deputy. He stated that he would concentrate his efforts in the second round to elect Lula and defeat Flávio Bolsonaro. https://t.co/3wVyH9qbcU #Lula #Eleições2022 #Democracia (translated)

A POPTime reported that Pabllo Vittar, in a post where he declared his vote for Lula, responded to a Bolsonaro supporter who had written that Flávio's place was guaranteed. According to the post, Vittar said it would be in hell. https://t.co/K7TkUCJCU9 #PablloVittar #Lula #Bolsonaro (translated)

Our ONLY chance is in the first round - not even then is it guaranteed. Strong wave, in the Trump style. Otherwise, it's CLEAR what they will do. #Eleições2024 #Política #Brasil (translated)