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StagePop corrected the information and stated that the protest took place in Argentina and that the images of the girl had been circulating since July of that year. It also reported that Flávio Bolsonaro posted about the video on his Instagram profile. https://t.co/TwF0ymOKO7 #Argentina #FlávioBolsonaro #notícias (translated)

Renato Souza stated that the WhatsApp channel of candidate Flávio Bolsonaro was used to spread disinformation about an event on Avenida Paulista. According to him, a video of a protest in Chile, in which a woman supposedly appeared inhaling a white substance, was published as if it had been recorded in São Paulo. Souza also said that another post presented old images of graffiti and vandalism on the avenue as if they were current. #desinformação #fakeNews #Política (translated)

StagePop reported that internet users questioned the TSE about the removal of the channel "TROPA DO FLÁVIO" after the release of a video that associated a red-haired girl with the use of illegal substances during a supposed Lula rally. According to the publication, the girl was Chilean and the images had been recorded at a demonstration in Chile, but were linked to an event of the Brazilian president. #TSE #LiberdadeDeExpressão #FakeNews (translated)

YOUNG FOR THE 4TH TIME stated that supporters of Bolsonaro would have been paid to vandalize Avenida Paulista, photograph the messages, and send them to right-wing leaders, who would publish them attributing the action to the left. The author said that the images were already being spread on social media and questioned whether the left was terrorist. He also used hashtags stating that the "Army of Lula" had come to stay and calling the right wing terrorists. #OEXERCITODOLULAVEIOPRAFICAR #DIREITATERRORISTA #Bolsonaro #direita #fakenews (translated)

Julio Freiress wrote that Fantástico had confirmed that the demonstration in support of Lula's re-election occupied 10 blocks of Avenida Paulista. According to calculations mentioned by him, more than 500,000 people would be needed to fill that area, but Freiress stated that aerial images showed an even larger crowd. #Lula #AvenidaPaulista #Manifestação (translated)

Karina Michelin stated that on Sunday, October 11, the Amazon was still burning and that the smoke in Manaus was affecting residents, while classes were suspended and firefighters were working at their limit. She also reported that a firefighter became ill during the firefighting efforts and had to be carried by colleagues. Michelin said that the Amazon Fire Department requested reinforcements from the federal government on September 18, including four aircraft, transportation, and vehicles. According to her, on October 1, the National Public Security Secretariat, linked to the Lula government, responded that the request could not be met at that moment. The author stated that the federal government claimed the state had waived support and cited 229 extinguished fires and another 20 still being fought. She said the aircraft began to arrive on October 10, following a wave of complaints on social media. The author compared the current mobilization with that of 2021, during the Bolsonaro government, when Caetano Veloso, Gilberto Gil, Maria Bethânia, and Chico César participated in the song "Canção pra Amazônia," by Greenpeace. She questioned the absence of a similar mobilization in light of the situation of residents and firefighters. Michelin called Lula and the Amazonas government hypocrites and demanded explanations about who had denied or waived help and when reinforcements arrived at the fire line. She also stated that human and animal lives threatened by smoke should take precedence over political disputes. #Amazônia #Incêndios #MeioAmbiente (translated)

Guilherme Cortez stated that images of saints were vandalized in Jaú and Itapuí, in the interior of São Paulo, following similar cases in Minas Gerais. He expressed solidarity with the two cities and said he would notify the Federal Police to investigate whether the episodes were linked to each other or to the electoral process, especially after the controversy involving Flávio Bolsonaro and Our Lady Aparecida and Flávio's criticism of the CNBB. Cortez also stated that he would request increased security around religious temples until the Patroness holiday and advocated for space for all beliefs. #IntolerânciaReligiosa #LiberdadeDeReligião #Solidariedade (translated)

Flamengo stated that the officiating by Anderson Daronco and the VAR official, Rodolpho Toski Marques, had serious errors and inconsistent criteria in the match against Santos. The club said that Barreal should have been sent off for a tackle on Carrascal but only received a yellow card. Flamengo also challenged the penalty decision and the expulsion of Jorginho after a handball. According to the club, the incident caused a stoppage of 9 minutes and 56 seconds, a record interruption in a VAR review in the history of the Brasileirão. The team stated that the decision left them a player short and removed Jorginho from the next match. A few minutes later, according to Flamengo, another penalty was awarded to Santos after a foul that should not have occurred, resulting in the second goal for the São Paulo team from the penalty kick. The club also mentioned the numbers of the championship: in 29 matches, they had received seven red cards, the second-highest total in the competition, despite being in 17th place in the foul ranking and leading in average ball-in-play time. Flamengo claimed to be one of the three teams that committed the fewest fouls yet still the second most expelled. The statement also noted that Daronco and Toski were scheduled for the classic between Palmeiras and Corinthians on Sunday and requested that the rules be applied with rigor and impartiality. The club added that they were among the five finalists for the Best Men's Club of the Year award at the Ballon d'Or and stated that officiating errors harmed the results and the image of Brazilian football. #Arbitragem #Futebol #Brasileirão (translated)

Gabo stated that exclusive images showed how a militiaman allegedly convinced the banker of Banco Master to donate R$ 134 million for a film about a captain he referred to with a joking nickname. He also called the man "number 1." https://t.co/GX3Rd55RRC #milícia #corrupção #Brasil (translated)

B-ARMY360 asked BTS fans to mobilize on October 24, 25, and 26 to create and share messages with images on platforms like X, TikTok, Instagram, Facebook, and Weverse. The author stated that the initiative aimed to raise awareness about the importance of respecting the safety, privacy, and space of the members, avoiding risky situations, crowds, and unnecessary exposures. She also requested that fans post, comment, and share the messages. #BTS #ARMY #Respeito (translated)

Wilson Lima stated that two images symbolized the election. According to him, Ana Elisa, a Black woman who allegedly said on social media that not going to Carnival was a racist gesture, advocated for the end of prejudice against Black Brazilians. Lima wrote that after being elected, she appeared in a silk blouse and tailored trousers, incorporating, in appearance, the "whiteness" she had criticized, which was part of Lula's campaign. Regarding Cleitinho, Lima said that he was from the Republicans, a conservative, right-wing party, but not Bolsonaroist, and had declared support for Flávio Bolsonaro. He stated that Cleitinho used to participate in public events wearing a very worn football team shirt and would go to Congress like that. According to Lima, he wore a suit and tie out of obligation, maintained a simple life, and had a modest house in BH. Lima asked if readers noticed the difference and stated that some intellectuals did not understand why the right had gained so much ground in that year's elections. #Eleições2023 #Política #Sociedade (translated)

Karina Michelin stated that images from an assembly at the Federal University of Paraná (UFPR) in Curitiba showed speeches against Flávio Bolsonaro and in defense of Lula's reelection. She said that organizations had announced more than 40 acts at universities across the country and criticized statements that, according to her, advocated for the radicalization of activism and referenced the kidnapping of an ambassador during the dictatorship. Michelin recalled that American ambassador Charles Burke Elbrick was kidnapped in 1969 by members of the ALN and MR-8, and not by the National Union of Students (UNE). She also classified predictions about a potential victory of Flávio Bolsonaro as false and alarmist, stating that the remarks about loss of rights and threats to democracy did not present concrete measures to support them. She mentioned that she did not question the right of students to protest or support candidates but criticized speeches that, in her view, replaced arguments with slogans and romanticized armed struggle. Michelin advocated for universities to shape professionals, researchers, and free citizens and stated that glorifying guerrilla practices and treating opponents as enemies denied democracy. #Educação #Democracia #Política (translated)

Flamengo announced the starting lineup of the 11 players from the Under-20 team, the Boys from the Nest, chosen by coach Marcelo Salazar to face Vasco in the second phase of the Copa do Brasil for the category. The club informed that the match was scheduled for 4:30 PM at Luso-Brasileiro, and that SporTV would broadcast the game live, with images. #Escalação #FLAxVAS #Flamengo #CopaDoBrasil #Sub20 (translated)

Felipe Leme stated that he made available on his WhatsApp, Telegram, and other social media channels all the videos and some images he published about the elections. He added that, in less than a day, the channels already had over 1,000 members, whom he referred to as "Uncles of Zap." https://t.co/w4a1r0dMT2 https://t.co/8OJz2cZL6l #Eleições #RedesSociais #WhatsApp (translated)