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Matheus wrote that Janja was speaking about the Constitution while people raised their hands, including President Lula. He said that he got chills and marked the post with the hashtags #DayTVForDemocracy and #LULANAPAULISTA. #DiaTvPelaDemocracia #LULANAPAULISTA https://t.co/oWSLJPSePu #Democracia #Constituição #Lula (translated)

The Political Axis reported that, during a PT meeting to analyze scenarios for the first round, a defeated candidate suggested that Lula bet on the elected deputy Ana Elisa (PT-MG) to enhance his digital presence. According to the outlet, the first lady Janja reacted by saying, “Only if it’s really to lose.” #PT (translated)

Pedro Menin wrote that, after the Ana Elisa episode, his sources said that Lula's campaign had considered the possibility of him withdrawing from the candidacy and letting Geraldo Alckmin take his place, in an attempt to keep the PT in power. According to Menin, this hypothesis was motivated by the lower rejection of the vice president, and Lula and Janja would take on ministries. Menin stated that, according to Article 77, § 4 of the Constitution, a candidate who withdraws before the second round could not be replaced, and that Augusto Cury, as the highest remaining candidate, would enter the race. He also cited Article 13 of Law 9.504 and said that the substitution rule would only apply if the new registration was requested up to 20 days before the election, except in cases of death; for the second round, the constitutional rule would prevail. He stated that members of the campaign were angry and desperate in the face of a defeat they considered imminent, and said that just a few weeks earlier, no one believed in this possibility. Menin also predicted that Lula would be humiliated and that his political career would come to an end on the 25th, presenting the contest as a “Holy War” between what he called the people of God and the PT. #Lula #Eleições2024 #PolíticaBrasil (translated)

JH Fonseca stated that he was in Rio de Janeiro and said he saw a can collector with a sign around his neck that contained insults to Lula and Janja and asked "where is my picanha?". He also wrote that, in his assessment, the population was tired of Lula, who would depend on votes from wealthy leftists. #RioDeJaneiro #Lula #Política (translated)

Yves Adriano stated that Lula would have left the Amazon and Manaus in flames and alleged that there was no money in the treasury. He also accused Lula and Janja of having spent the resources on their own luxuries and said that Globo remained silent. #Lula #Amazônia #Manau (translated)

Nikolas Ferreira stated that Janja had been replaced by a white cis man and said that the PT had used and discarded her, without caring about her. He also wrote that he hoped Janja would classify the situation as misogyny. https://t.co/T6Ia6TyO04 #misoginia #politica #feminismo (translated)

Carlos Jordy stated that the TSE ordered the removal of posts by Lula, Janja, and allies that, according to him, contained fake news against Flávio Bolsonaro. He said that the PT and the left were desperate and spreading lies, including with artificial intelligence, in an attempt to win the election. Jordy accused them of acting in a dishonest and unscrupulous manner and ended the post by mentioning Flávio Bolsonaro and the number 22. #Fakenews #Eleições2024 #PolíticaBrasileira (translated)

Tracklist informed that the TSE determined, on the 8th, that Lula, Janja, and allies remove publications against Flávio Bolsonaro from social networks. According to the profile, ministers Kassio Nunes Marques and André Mendonça claimed that some statements attributed proposals or possible consequences to a potential Flávio government without minimum concrete elements to support them. #Lula #TSE #Política (translated)

Roberto Reis wrote that Lula should not have run for office, as he would certainly face a certain defeat, according to him. He stated that the candidacy would destroy Lula's legacy, make people aware of truths, and could even lead to his imprisonment. Reis also attributed Lula's decision to run to Janja. #Lula #Política #Eleições (translated)

Xico Graziano stated that electoral surveys reflected the days prior, and not the future scenario. According to him, at the beginning of the week, PoderData and Datafolha showed Flávio two percentage points ahead of Lula. Graziano said that Flávio received support from Zema, Caiado, and Cury, while Cleitinho, Tarcísio, and Moro mobilized in his campaign. He also stated that in Rio de Janeiro, the PL candidate was announced as the big winner. Regarding Lula, he wrote that he remained in Brasília reorganizing the campaign and that Janja faced criticisms both inside and outside the PT; in Graziano's assessment, there were no other relevant facts. Based on this, he evaluated that Flávio was gaining ground while Lula remained stagnant, and that the next surveys would reflect recent events. #Eleições2023 #PesquisaEleitoral #PolíticaBrasileira (translated)

Desiree Rugani argued that Janja should be able to act freely and remain in her position, stating that the attempts to remove her were misogynistic. She also said that Janja should not be silenced and referred to her as "number 10." https://t.co/58NYAMfXqc #FicaJanja #EmpoderamentoFeminino #Respeito (translated)

Hayy reported that the TSE had ordered the removal of posts by Janja and Lula about possible cuts in social programs during a potential government of Flávio Bolsonaro, classified in the post as false. According to the author, Minister Nunes Marques gave Janja 24 hours to delete content about the Popular Pharmacy, the end of the 6x1 scale, and the fight against organized crime. Minister André Mendonça would have determined that Lula remove, within 3 hours, posts about alleged cuts in social and pension benefits. #TSE #Fakenews #PolíticaBrasileira (translated)

Hayy stated that Carlos Bolsonaro requested the inclusion of Janja in the Fake News Inquiry to the Supreme Court. According to the author, the first lady posted a video saying that Flávio Bolsonaro would end the Popular Pharmacy. https://t.co/FZE5VvDIx9 #CarlosBolsonaro #FakeNews #STF (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)