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Kriska Carvalho reported that she participated the day before in the event Bora Lula, aimed at garnering votes, and that the next day she had her 14th chemotherapy session. According to her, there were two sessions left to complete this stage of cancer treatment. Carvalho said she was in the second cycle, undergoing what is called red chemotherapy, and was facing intense nausea and fatigue. She also stated that recent tests showed good results for immunity and the functioning of her kidneys and liver. She attributed part of her enhanced diet to the treatment and said that the allergic reactions she had experienced after starting to use cannabidiol had not returned. According to Carvalho, the nodule had already disappeared. The author stated that she was exhausted from the physical changes caused by the treatment, but she said she maintained faith and hope for recovery. She related her treatment journey to the electoral campaign: she mentioned that she started chemotherapy at the beginning of the pre-campaign and hoped to finish it shortly after the second round. Carvalho expressed her wish that the end of this stage would coincide with a victory for President Lula. #ForçaNaLuta #Câncer #Esperança (translated)

DaCota Monteiro wrote that she has always been an atheist and did not identify with a Latin identity associated with Catholic images. She mentioned seeing an American movement to diminish Catholicism, which, according to her, supported the poor. Monteiro stated that others would have to accept her devotion to Our Lady of Aparecida and the use of the scapular. #Ateísmo #Catolicismo #Latinidad (translated)

key 🫧 wrote that walking hand in hand with her boyfriend among the crowd during the Day of the Pillar, which she described as the most important and significant day in Zaragoza, was a reivindicative way to live queer love. She also requested to be sedated. #AmorQueer #Zaragoza #Diversidad (translated)

Silvia Urgas raises a concern in her cultural commentary that, despite the decreasing number of young people and high taxes, Tallinn is struggling to maintain alternative concert venues, pointing out the future conversion of Hall nightclub into a multifunctional cultural center, which may signify the completion of the area's gentrification. #Kultuuripoliitika #Ööklubid #TallinnaElu (translated)

BTS Daily Chile reported that the presale was already working at the National Stadium Park. It noted that there were quite a few people, although the line was moving relatively fast, and that up to that moment there was no limit on the purchase per product and there was stock of all items. #ARIASBTS https://t.co/8Yd4glZl5c #BTS #ARMY #Chile (translated)

Alcatraz wrote that, although he considered Alcaraz to be the best player in the world, the tennis player could have days where he lost against anyone, and he stated that the match that day was an example of something they had been seeing for years. He also predicted that comments would arise doubting him and criticizing his team, but those who questioned him would disappear when he returned to prove, in his opinion, that he was the best. He described that dynamic as part of the process and a cycle that repeated every year. #Alcaraz #Tenis #Deporte (translated)

Lázaro Rosa wrote that Our Lady Aparecida was considered by many people the patroness of Brazil and mother of Jesus. He stated that Bishop JB Carvalho had called her "Satan's right arm" and asked her to stop being the patroness. Rosa questioned why Flávio Bolsonaro chose to be baptized in Carvalho's church and criticized the closeness with pastors who, according to him, spread hostility towards other faiths. He also announced a new episode of the program Revelando, presented by Juliette. #NossaSenhoraAparecida #Revelando #Juliette (translated)

THIAGO wrote that Juliette had exposed the closeness of Flávio Bolsonaro with Bishop JB Carvalho, to whom she attributed a statement of religious intolerance. He noted that she published about the topic on the Day of Our Lady of Aparecida and praised her emphatically. https://t.co/TCxxh5Ld1I #Juliette #FlávioBolsonaro #IntolerânciaReligiosa (translated)

The profile Revelando questioned why Our Lady Aparecida evoked hatred among people who, according to the publication, wanted to govern the country. It stated that many regarded her as the patroness of Brazil and the mother of Jesus, and said that Bishop JB Carvalho had called her "Satan's right arm" and asked her to stop being the patroness. Revelando also stated that Flávio Bolsonaro chose to be baptized in Carvalho's church and questioned why he would surround himself with a pastor who, according to the profile, spread hatred against people's faith. The publication released the video "The War on the Saint," featuring Juliette, and informed that it was available at the link in the bio and on YouTube. https://t.co/1d5HcLiJ4c #NossaSenhoraAparecida #Religião #Fé (translated)

Deltan Dallagnol wrote that, according to the press, the act of support for Lula on Avenida Paulista was marked by reports of violence against two women: one reported being punched and kicked, while the other was the target of sexist insults and left the place escorted by the police. He also mentioned a report about vandalism at the subway entrances, with broken doors and gates and graffiti, attributed to the police. Dallagnol stated that October 25 would mark the end of the Lula era and said that Flávio had finished the first round ahead, while the PT hoped that voters would relax. He urged votes for Flávio Bolsonaro, number 22, and that the video be sent to people who had not voted or had chosen another candidate. #Lula #Eleições2023 #Brasil (translated)

Revelando questioned why Our Lady of Aparecida evoked so much hatred among people who, according to the profile, wanted to govern the country. The publication said that many people considered her the patroness of Brazil and mother of Jesus and stated that Bishop JB Carvalho had called her "Satan's right hand" and asked her to stop being the patroness. It also wrote that Flávio Bolsonaro chose to be baptized in Carvalho's church and questioned why he would have approached a pastor who, according to the profile's assessment, spread hostility against others' faith. Revelando promoted "The War on the Saint," with Juliette, and provided the link in the bio and the project's channel on YouTube. #NossaSenhoraAparecida #Religião #PolíticaNoBrasil (translated)

The author said a man had explained how, in their view, the Spanish government had worsened the housing crisis over the years by making housing construction increasingly difficult and introducing regulations that required landlords to keep tenants at their own expense. #Vivienda #CrisisInmobiliaria #GobiernoEspañol #ES (translated)

Morten Messerschmidt wrote that the case of Nkumba Tshiembe, who he said killed Christian Zedig at Islands Brygge, was the most unreasonable he had experienced in his many years in politics. He emphasized that Zedig left behind a wife and two young daughters, and wrote that the court sentenced Tshiembe to 12 months in prison and 12 months of quarantine from nightlife. According to Messerschmidt, Tshiembe had previous convictions for violence, rape, and attempted murder. Messerschmidt criticized the government and said he would work for harsher penalties and to deprive criminal immigrants of citizenship in order to send them home. He urged supporters to back his work and said that the goal was to make Denmark the world's safest, most secure, and most just country. #Retfærdighed #Sikkerhed #Politik (translated)