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Hayy stated that André Mendonça ordered the CUT to delete five posts against Flávio Bolsonaro. According to the author, the posts associated the senator with militias and the Office of Crime, in addition to mentioning a supposed freeze on the minimum wage and pensions and the end of Pix. https://t.co/r88HpSsqvx #AndréMendonça #FlávioBolsonaro #LutaPelaVerdad (translated)

Renan Augusto stated that it was necessary to remain calm in light of the effort that, according to him, the greatest living statesman in Latin America was making to overturn the result of his last election against a political anomaly linked to a family of militias. He said he believed the situation would change. #Política #Eleições2024 #AméricaLatina (translated)

Guga Noblat accused André Mendonça of acting against an influencer to protect Flávio, whom he described as a friend of organized crime. He also stated that Mendonça censored accounts of people who were not journalists to pretend not to attack press freedom, but that, in Noblat's assessment, the measure restricted freedom of expression and intimidated the press. #LiberdadeDeImprensa #LiberdadeDeExpressão #Censura (translated)

Actu Foot wrote that PSG won their match against Le Mans 3-1, marking their fourth consecutive victory and moving up into the top 5. The media also stated that Akliouche scored his first goal with the Parisian club. It described a lively meeting in the stands, claiming that the Auteuil and Boulogne curves emptied after the censorship of a banner denouncing the repression by militias and mentioning the youth's resistance. #PSG #Ligue1 #Football (translated)

Actu Foot reported that Auteuil was emptied during the match. Citing Simon Kremer and initial feedback from the stadium, the account indicated that stewards intervened to prevent the display of a banner accusing militias of repressing the youth and stating that the youth resisted. #Auteuil #Football #Résistance (translated)

AlertesInfos reported that PSG supporters had supported the mobilization of high school and university students by displaying a banner that accused the authorities of repression and stated that the youth were resisting. The message was shared by Julien Froment. https://t.co/HQqNWnEjNl #PSG #Solidarité #Résistance (translated)

Janoninho claimed to have secured five votes for Lula that day from a family that, according to him, had never voted for the leftist before. He said he shared his story and asked them to vote for him, and reported that the family agreed. He also encouraged his followers to talk to people close to them and ask for support without embarrassment. Janoninho stated that shame should belong to those who supported a candidate he described as a militia member, "splintered," and under investigation, and called for mobilization for Lula and votes for number 13. #Lula #Eleições2024 #VotoConsciente (translated)

Jones Manoel stated that the Bolsonaro family wanted to return to power after, according to him, running a government marked by corruption, privatizations, attacks on labor rights, and genocide during the pandemic. He said that Flávio Bolsonaro was trying to present himself as an alternative despite the history attributed to him of kickbacks, alliances with militia members, and the handing over of Brazilian wealth, including rare earths, to the United States. Manoel defended confronting bolsonarism, national sovereignty, and the centrality of the working class in political struggle. #ForaBolsonaro #Bolsonarismo #SoberaniaNacional (translated)

Guilherme Cortez stated that he and his supporters had bothered Flávio Bolsonaro and interpreted this as a sign that they were growing, despite saying that the mobilization was still in its early days. He said he would continue to expose Bolsonaro and requested that videos and cards published on X and Instagram be sent via WhatsApp to groups and contacts. Cortez described the initiative as a "silent revolution" and predicted Flávio's downfall, referring to him with a derogatory term. #RevoluçãoSilenciosa #FlávioBolsonaro #Desmascarar (translated)

ElBuni described a battle between a militia of Rappi delivery drivers and a war vehicle attributed to Count Kicillof, whom he called a thief. He wrote that the group was trying to recover a motorcycle taken as a dowry. He set the scene in the "High fiefdom of Buenos Aires" in 2026. https://t.co/QVCxcd4EpN #BuenosAires #Milicia #RappiLibres (translated)

Gabo mentioned a low unemployment rate, the dollar below 5 reais, and a record in car sales. He also stated that the person he was referring to had not called Vorcaro to ask for money, attempted to stage a military coup, was a militia member or had ties to the CV, and that he supported the end of the 6x1 shift. https://t.co/ujC4FoTUkI #Economia #Emprego #Vendas (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)

Lázaro Rosa stated that the government of Jair Bolsonaro had placed 1 million firearms and 1 billion bullets on the streets, and that a large part would have ended up in the hands of traffickers and militias. He said that Flávio Bolsonaro wanted to resume this policy and facilitate the sale of weapons, which, according to Rosa, would put families at risk. The author asked his followers to share a video and defended Lula as an ally of the family and of peace for children. #DefesaDaFamília #NossasCrianças #Paz (translated)