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Samba Barracão stated that, despite what it described as the silencing of the majority of schools, samba dancers from Rio de Janeiro called for a demonstration in support of President Lula's re-election. According to the publication, the event would take place today at 3 PM in front of the Arcos da Lapa. https://t.co/2hbmJkN1lQ #Samba #Lula #Protesto (translated)

Janaina Paschoal wrote that she participated, the day before, in a meeting in downtown São Paulo with representatives from the City Council, the mayor, the governor, elected senators, and Flávio Bolsonaro. She described the place as filled with a hostile and aggressive atmosphere towards those who think differently. She said that this was the third time she had heard the candidate senator and that, after a significant vote in the first round, he seemed more at ease. She compared his speech to previous occasions: at an event in Alesp, he used his phone while giving his speech; at the launch of Tarcísio's candidacy, he appeared insecure in front of a gradually departing audience. According to Paschoal, at the meeting, Flávio Bolsonaro asked for support, made commitments—including not seeking re-election—and showed that he was prepared, in addition to having devoted half his life to politics. She reported that when asked by a journalist on her way out, she said that after the choices of the first round, she saw only one path in front of Lula, the PT, and what she called a known history: to vote for 22. Paschoal stated that she hopes Flávio Bolsonaro wins and that, above all, she hopes to consider him the best president the country has ever had. #FlávioBolsonaro #Política #Eleições (translated)

The article discusses the evolution of politics since the presidency of Barack Obama, comparing his era to a prehistoric period in light of the significant changes brought by the administration of Donald Trump, and also addresses issues regarding state intervention in Portuguese companies, the re-election of António Costa in the EU, and the devaluation of the work of local leaders. #BarackObama #Política #AntónioCosta (translated)

Julio Freiress announced that, on October 12, the holiday of Our Lady of Aparecida, a demonstration was scheduled in defense of democracy and in support of President Lula's reelection. According to him, the event would take place at Copacabana Beach, in Rio de Janeiro, at Posto 5, at 12 pm. Freiress also stated that this could be the last holiday on that date. #RioDeJaneiro #Manifestação #Democracia (translated)

NINJA Media stated that Brazilian fandoms helped mobilize more than 1.5 million people on Avenida Paulista in support of President Lula's reelection and the defense of democracy. The publication also advocated against any setbacks. https://t.co/J8V7njSCTE #Lula #Democracia #Fandoms (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)

Renato Souza wrote that the Public Security Secretariat of the Federal District was accused of using the Military Police to intimidate participants of a demonstration on the Rodoviário axis in support of President Lula's reelection and Leandro Grass's candidacy for governor. According to him, the Military Police sent more than 12 vehicles, conducted a blitz near the demonstration, and fined vehicles. In a statement, the SSP-DF stated that the police were providing security for the event, mentioned that roads were blocked, and accused demonstrators of placing stickers on cars without authorization. #SegurançaPública #Protesto #Lula (translated)

Hayy stated that a woman suffered insults and threats during a manifestation in support of the re-election of President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva (PT), which took place on Sunday (11) on Avenida Paulista in São Paulo. According to the author, the Military Police escorted her out of the location while the hostilities continued; he ironically referred to the protesters as the "left of love." #Lula #Manifestações #DireitosHumanos (translated)

Erika Hilton stated that while people were in the streets, Flávio Bolsonaro tried to censor 3 million people on WhatsApp who supported President Lula's re-election. She described the situation as serious and called on her supporters to mobilize against Flávio, inviting them to join a group via the link in her bio. #Lula2023 #Censura #DireitosHumanos (translated)

Political Analysis stated that Lula would have a real chance of changing the scenario if there were large demonstrations across the country that week, like the one in Paulista, in defense of ending the 6x1 scale and the president's reelection. It also pointed out as conditions that bolsonarism would vote against the proposal in the Senate, whose vote would be on Wednesday, and that the topic would become the main agenda for the second round. #Lula #PolíticaBrasil #Eleições2023 (translated)

Pedro Menin stated that Lula would seek the support of Leonardo Di Caprio for re-election and that the actor could produce videos asking for votes for Lula in the second round. Menin referred to the possible initiative as "Titanic 2.0." https://t.co/LjSFP8VJSD #Lula #LeonardoDiCaprio #Eleições2022 (translated)

The publication stated that Kayath was one of the names considered to take over the Ministry of Economy in a possible government of Flávio Bolsonaro. According to the author, in an interview with Estadão, Kayath emphasized that he was not part of the campaign or the coordination of the economic program; the author deemed this stance appropriate as it prevented his statements, even if distorted, from affecting the campaign. The author mentioned as part of Kayath's background his work as a banker, his collaboration with Lemann, and his support for Lula in 2022. He expressed understanding of the concerns that these backgrounds could generate, although he did not consider them a problem given the current situation. What, according to the publication, caused discomfort was Kayath having considered — or having considered in the past — Bolsonaro "crazy" and not contesting the characterization of those involved on January 8 as coup plotters. The author assessed that Kayath supported Flávio but believed there were coup plotters within bolsonarism, and that a coup would not occur because Flávio would respect the institutions. He stated that Kayath still needed to understand that, in his view, Bolsonaro and bolsonarism had always respected these institutions. The publication also mentioned that Kayath was in favor of abolishing reelection and stated that he could reconsider his positions over time and with more information. #Economia #Bolsonaro #Política (translated)

So Mais Um Silva stated that the students had been released and attributed the outcome to pressure and mobilization. He also reminded that there would be a rally on May 13 at 1 PM in defense of democracy and in support of President Lula's re-election. #Democracia #Lula #Mobilização (translated)

António Costa is close to re-election as president of the European Council, but the political situation in Spain, especially with the possibility of a right-wing government, increases the risk for his continuation in the position, as this could change the support dynamics among European parties. #AntónioCosta #ParlamentoEuropeu #PPE (translated)

Poponze stated that Anitta became the target of attacks after publishing a video in support of Lula's reelection. According to the author, profiles also started to disseminate a misogynistic message about the singer, supposedly extracted from the cellphone of banker Daniel Vorcaro. https://t.co/KfMv6s4tJh #Anitta #Feminismo #Lula (translated)