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Carlos Bolsonaro stated that Lula was not included in the investigations on fake news and that there were no preventive measures against Lulinha or against people he referred to in a derogatory manner. He added that if the traditional press accused someone of falsifying a vaccination card and simply traveling by plane, two lives would have already been destroyed in the name of defending democracy. #Fakenews #Imprensa #Democracia (translated)

Rodrigo Constantino stated that the result of the first round showed, in his assessment, that voters were tired of lulismo, the inflation he called disguised, and the capture of the State. He said that the polls indicating Flávio ahead reflected three and a half years of management that, according to him, had left empty promises and increased the electricity bill. Constantino added that the PT candidate would have to explain why the country voted against him despite the support of the public apparatus, something he considered an impossible mission. #Eleições2024 #Lulismo #PolíticaBrasileira (translated)

Eduardo Bolsonaro stated that R$ 30 million would have been just the initial payment of bribes to Lula's supporters. According to him, Vorcaro said he had been approached by politicians and intermediaries before meeting with Júlio, whom Bolsonaro identified as the "02 of MS" of Padilha, and with Olavo Onoleto, who would also be close to Padilha. Bolsonaro wrote that, after two meetings, Padilha would have given Vorcaro access to state pension funds through authorized representatives in exchange for a 10% commission on the amounts raised. He estimated that this amount would reach billions. #PolíticaBrasil #Corrupção #Lula (translated)

Rodrigo Constantino questioned whether Lula would criticize the ministers he appointed and stated that half of the Supreme Court was supportive of Lula. He also asked if the president would attack Alexandre de Moraes, whom, according to Constantino, he had defended until then. The commentator wished him luck in an ironic tone and used a derogatory nickname to refer to Lula. (translated)

Carlos Bolsonaro questioned whether the Supreme Federal Court would include in the investigation into fake news a woman he described as Lulinha's stepmother. He stated that she would be, in theory, deeply involved in billion-dollar embezzlement at the INSS and asked if she would be left out in the name of defending democracy. #STF #Fakenews #INSS (translated)

Leandro Ruschel wrote that Nikolas stated live on Lula News that he had not seen Janja get so upset or insult Lulinha when, according to him, Lulinha offended her with a pejorative term in a private conversation. Ruschel said he imagined that a writing activist would have been taken aback by the statement. https://t.co/fVVN2zDv3L #Janja #Lula #Política (translated)

Julio Schneider stated that, with the PT in power, the poor remained poorer. He accused Lulinha of having learned from his father to become involved in crimes and said that he allied himself with a lobbyist, whom he described with a pejorative term, to take money from retired seniors receiving benefits from the INSS. Schneider added that the actions affected those who needed assistance the most. https://t.co/MJVCz2ORGB #Política #Corrupção #Justiça (translated)

Anitta Golden wrote that the TikTok account supporting Lula was growing and asked for more support from the president's supporters. She stated that Luana's video had great potential to go viral and said she would leave the link in the comments, asking for high engagement. #Lula #Engajamento #TikTok (translated)

Silvio Navarro reported that his mother wrote to him on ZAP saying that he seemed sad and that a friend commented during a live broadcast that he was "bleeding." He said that both were right, but that he would do what he considered necessary until the end, referring to the future of his children. Navarro stated that he was sad about the possibility of the country not changing course and said that, in his assessment, his opponents were stealing. He pointed to a significant vote for Flávio as a way to end what he called a nightmare and argued that Brazil could not remain stagnant for another four years. He also contested the idea that Flávio was more "luzia" than "saquarema," noting that he was older than him and arguing that people matured over time and through difficulties. Navarro called for the end of lulismo in the name of History and said that other disagreements could be discussed later. #Brasil #Mudança #Futuro (translated)

Andre Marsiglia wrote that the traditional press was beginning to talk about a possible dialogue between Alexandre de Moraes and people close to Flávio. He interpreted the movement as an attempt by the STF to force a rapprochement and stated that the leftist press was trying to distance Flávio from its agendas. Marsiglia also mentioned that in the second round, Flávio would face Lula, the STF, and the press aligned with Lula. #STF #Flávio #Imprensa (translated)

Jones Manoel said he granted an interview to Folha de São Paulo in which he commented on the position of the re-elected governor of Pernambuco, Raquel Lyra. According to him, her neutrality in the second round objectively favored Flávio Bolsonaro, and if he won, Pernambuco could suffer persecution and a boycott because of its political and ideological composition. Manoel also stated that Lyra had been re-elected with votes from both Lula supporters and Bolsonaro supporters and said that the idea of a "Pernambucan" identity could be left in the past. For him, neutrality was detrimental to Pernambuco and Brazil. #Pernambuco #política #Brasil (translated)

Rodrigo Constantino stated that he would explain on BBC radio why, in his view, the Lulista left suffered a significant electoral defeat. He attributed the result to inflation, violence, corruption, corruption in the Supreme Court, and international isolation. #Política #Brasil #Eleições (translated)

Flavio Bolsonaro, a right-wing senator, took first place in the first round of the presidential elections in Brazil and will face Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva in the second round scheduled for October 25, after he obtained over 47% of the votes compared to Lula's nearly 45%. #Brazylia #wybory2023 #Bolsonaro (translated)