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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)

Felipe Leme stated that he received reliable information that PT militants would conduct blitzes in front of churches the following day, especially in São Paulo. He recommended that people challenge any false news and report any possible electoral crimes. He also encouraged them to act as citizens' inspectors. #Eleições2024 #Católicos #Fakenews (translated)

Pope Leo XIV wrote that, in the Gospel of the day (Mt 22:1-14), Jesus presented a wedding feast prepared by a king for his son. The pontiff compared the celebration to the lives of the faithful and the banquet hall to the churches, homes, and other places where they live, saying that Jesus Christ returned every day to declare His love to them and awaited their response. #Jesus #Fé #Amor (translated)

Jeje questioned why the Electoral Public Ministry had not yet requested the annulment of Flávio Bolsonaro's slate. He stated that the TSE (Superior Electoral Court) had a consolidated understanding that the use of churches and religious leaders to promote candidacies could constitute an abuse of power and lead to the annulment of the registration and the ineligibility of those involved. He cited a decision from the TSE as an example, according to which statements made from the pulpit during public worship and in front of a large audience indicated that the structure and religious authority had been used to promote candidacies, and not only for spiritual purposes (TSE. Rel. Min. Antônio Carlos Ferreira. AREspe 0600354-26.2024.6.26.0220). He also mentioned Article 24, Item VIII, of the Electoral Code, which prohibited parties and candidates from receiving donations, including through advertising, from charitable and religious entities. #Eleições2024 #JustiçaEleitoral #AbusoDePoder (translated)

David Ágape stated that the PT deputy Ana Elisa deleted her profile on X after controversial posts went viral, but that they had been saved. According to him, Lula's campaign was irritated with the deputy because they believed she harmed the president's image. Ágape said the posts included racist statements, requests for Lula to close churches, and an accusation he classified as false against Flávio Bolsonaro, claiming he wanted to revoke the title of patroness. He also stated that Ana Elisa had expressed support for abortion after the 22nd week of pregnancy, about five and a half months. https://t.co/jtaXPWh4T8 #Política #Lula #AnaElisa (translated)

Joaquin Teixeira Eterno stated that, in less than 24 hours, Lula's campaign coordinator would have advocated for closing churches. He also attributed to Vorcaro the statement that he had put even more into Lula's film, but that the support would have been done "on the side" and incorrectly, unlike Flávio's case, who would have asked for sponsorship. Teixeira concluded that there would have been nothing left for the PT. #Lula #PT #Eleições2022 (translated)

Pedro Menin assessed that an interview with Vorcaro to Globo could harm Lula and benefit Flávio. He called Vorcaro a criminal but also intelligent and speculated that he could blame members of the Workers' Party and say that Flávio's money was intended solely for a film. Menin also suggested that Vorcaro might align himself with the right to gain future advantages in trials. In Menin's view, supporting Lula would be a poor strategy among evangelicals, a group that, according to him, had a 70% rejection rate of the president—a percentage that could reach 90% after the leak of old tweets attributed to Ana Elisa, the PT's coordinator, about churches and believers. He stated that Vorcaro and his brother-in-law were pastors and speculated that they could turn to the church's power if their businesses did not succeed. Menin said that an attempt to prevent the interview could be seen as censorship and could lead to a 65 to 35 defeat for Lula in the second round. He also predicted that a victory for Flávio could initiate an impeachment process against Moraes and trigger a historic rise in the stock market in the following months. He noted that the text was merely a guess, that he had no non-public information, and that he could be very wrong. #Brasil #Política #Eleições2024 (translated)

Joaquin Teixeira Eterno stated that a source of his within the PT revealed to him that Janones, Felipe Neto, Deolane Bezerra, and Oruam were among the most considered names to take on the digital strategy of Lula's campaign, after the departure of a person he described as someone who closed churches. He said that the information was not a guess and that he would release more details soon. #Lula #Campanha #Política (translated)

Tallis Gomes stated that the PT had gone to Divinópolis to look for someone to teach Lula to communicate with the population and that they brought a deputy who, according to him, asked for churches to be closed and believed that entrepreneurs did not deserve government support. Gomes said that, in February, her salary would be paid by people she despised and called the situation "class consciousness." https://t.co/dBOIpyA6GU #Política #Lula #Empreendedorismo (translated)

SPACE LIBERDADE stated that the elected deputy Ana Elisa deleted old posts in which she defended abortion, requested that Lula close churches, criticized Christians, and said she hated white people. It also wrote that she advocated for the Vatican to prohibit priests from using social media and supported the blocking of these platforms. https://t.co/WYbt29ngaX #Política #LiberdadeDeExpressão #Aborto (translated)

Poponze stated that Ana Elisa considered the prints shared by Nikolas Ferreira to be fake and denied supporting the closure of churches. According to the publication, she accused Nikolas of being against the Catholic Church for saying that the Virgin Mary had been raped. https://t.co/HZNsu3OIxy #Igreja #Política #FakeNews (translated)

Vinícius stated that Ana Elisa, whom he identified as the new coordinator of Lula's campaign, advocated for the closure of churches and the regulation of the internet. He ended the post with a plea for Lula not to close his church. https://t.co/gyvRaJKZnS #Lula #Censura #LiberdadeReligiosa (translated)

Root Banido stated that Ana Elisa, whom he identified as the new coordinator of Lula's campaign, advocated for the closure of churches and the regulation of the internet. He also said that Marília Arraes and Janja had supported media regulation that week. https://t.co/uaE0idL8ym #Censura #LiberdadeDeExpressão #PolíticaBrasileira (translated)

Augustus Nicodemus said that a potential victory of the right would not end the cultural dispute, which, according to him, would continue in schools, homes, churches, the press, and everyday conversations. He stated that an election could pave the way, but would not replace the moral reconstruction of the country. #Cultura #Educação #Política (translated)