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Lucyane stated that democracy represented the voice of the people and that the Constitution guaranteed rights. She said that defending it was protecting freedom, justice, and equality, and that without it, there would be no guaranteed rights. She also warned that a victory for Flávio would mean a defeat for the recipient and expressed support for Lula for 2026. https://t.co/8Yk8Du30tq #Democracia #DireitosHumanos #Justiça (translated)

The article by Manuel Peres Alonso highlights the need for Portugal not only to receive European funds but to effectively transform them into productivity and efficient institutions, reflecting on the contradiction between economic modernization and the expectation of equality among citizens. #TransformaçãoEconómica #FundosEuropeus #DesenvolvimentoSustentável (translated)

In the article, Nuno Castro Marques argues that the rights of SNS users should not be determined by geographical location, emphasizing the need for a national approach that ensures equal access and choice, regardless of the local health unit to which they belong. #SNS #CuidadosDeSaúde #LiberdadeDeEscolha (translated)

RDT Lady Gaga stated that she participated in the March for Democracy in São Paulo, alongside fans of artists from all over Brazil, including Little Monsters, BeyHive, Swifties, ARMYs, Anitters, and KatyCats. According to the page, the groups organized to call fans to action, encourage people who did not vote in the first round to participate, and promote conversations about proposals, public policies, and social rights. The page said that President Lula thanked the fandoms for their mobilization and support during a speech on Avenida Paulista. It also reported having participated in a conversation and recording with Vice President Geraldo Alckmin at DiaTV, through Mídia NINJA, with representation from producer Guifa. RDT stated that its political stance was that of the team managing the page for over 15 years, and not of Lady Gaga. It said it respects differing opinions among Little Monsters and does not delete respectful comments. The page added that it could not speak for the singer nor say who she would vote for in a Brazilian election, but it associated her trajectory with the defense of the LGBTQIA+ community, women, equality, freedom, combating prejudice, and political participation. #Democracia #FandomsUnidos #VotoConsciente (translated)

The former American president, Barack Obama, was in Lisbon and advocates for the need for leaders who value a common humanity and respect democratic values and equality. Despite praising the European Union, Obama warned that the slowness of democratic processes can drive the reliance on authoritarian leaders and, without directly naming the current president of the United States, Donald Trump, he reminded that the American Constitution prevents the head of state from initiating a war without the prior approval of Parliament. #Notícias #ArábiaSaudita #DonaldTrump (translated)

Guilherme Cortez stated that profiles of global artists were followed by millions of people with different ideologies. He said that Giovanna Antonelli published a video that day about the epidemic of femicides and women's rights and accused Bolsonaro supporters of inverting the narrative and flooding the comments with propaganda for Flávio. Cortez questioned who, according to him, had allowed guns that could kill women, insulted women, and opposed equal pay. #Feminismo #DireitosDasMulheres #JustiçaSocial (translated)

Higher Level Technicians in Diagnosis and Therapeutics (TSDT) on strike and demonstrating in Lisbon demand equal pay and professional recognition, stating that an agreement between the government and other unions results in injustices and pay differences among health workers. #Saúde #Manifestações #Protestos (translated)

Roma stated that the community was not a place for those who supported ideals that, according to him, promoted hate and discrimination. He urged people to reevaluate their convictions and advocate for a better world for everyone, and he supported voting for Lula. #Paz #Igualdade #Democracia (translated)

Borges stated that EH adopted the same logic by labeling as transphobic those who opposed her presidency in the women's committee and using derogatory terms against them. According to Borges, research released the following day showed that the opponents were not a prejudiced minority, but represented 80% of Brazilians. #DireitosHumanos #Transfobia #Igualdade (translated)

UpdateCharts reported that Karen Bachini declared her vote for Lula. According to her profile, she stated that in 2026, the choice would be between losing hard-won rights and advancing equality. Bachini said that only Lula's project would preserve and protect these rights, could expand them, and would not pose a threat to democracy, women, and the LGBT+ community. She characterized the other option as a regression, evil, and violence. #Lula2026 #Democracia #DireitosHumanos (translated)

The socialist deputy Francisco César advocated for an end to digital discrimination in the Azores, warning that the Azoreans should not be treated as second-class Portuguese when accessing products from platforms like Amazon, and he requested oversight of shipping costs to ensure equality in digital commerce. #Açores #DiscriminaçãoDigital #ComércioEletrónico (translated)

The Acervo Sharks team stated that they would not share the link or parts of an article by Nick Remsen from GQ Magazine, considering it misogynistic and prejudiced. According to the team, the text bordered on sensationalism, delegitimized women and young fans, and associated them with problematic behaviors. They also said they were tired of dealing with this type of discourse and did not want to contribute to its propagation. The team also pointed out an attempt to relativize the "Hot For Hockey" campaign by Sean Eggert, which was criticized, according to the post, for using audiobooks in the style of hockey romances to attract a female audience. From this, they concluded that the NHL had not evolved in its treatment of this audience but had only learned new ways to suppress it. #Feminismo #Esporte #Igualdade (translated)

According to UpdateCharts, Zézinho, Malu Borges' husband, commented on the elections and said that he could have recorded the video earlier, but he chose to speak out when the country was in the second round. He stated that, as the father of two girls, he condemned attempts to hurt their rights and, as a citizen, advocated that everyone should be able to freely choose their sexual orientation. He also expressed his support for the underprivileged. #Eleições2023 #DireitosHumanos #Igualdade (translated)

The Jão Brasil page stated that it was disheartened by the situation in the country and announced that it would participate in President Lula's campaign until the second round. It stated that it considered political art and could not ignore what was happening. According to the publication, the team was made up entirely of LGBTQIAPN+ individuals who advocated for equality and the right to move freely. The page said that its focus at that moment was to help ensure victory in the second round and called for support for Lula on the 25th, mentioning the number 13. #Lula13 #ArteÉPolítica #DireitosHumanos (translated)

The legal entity Turma da Mônica stated that they had seen people comparing a deputy to the character Mônica due to her appearance and said that they did not consider it appropriate to comment on someone's appearance. They also highlighted that the character was strong, had her own opinion and personality, faced disrespect from men, defended equality, fought against injustices, and embraced differences. In the end, they asked people to reconsider the comparisons. #igualdade #respeito #forçafeminina (translated)