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Biazita Gomes stated that part of the evangelicals supported Flávio Bolsonaro for a religious power project, and not for a project for the country. According to her, these people believed that he would make their religion official in Brazil, an idea that, she wrote, was mentioned in churches in various parts of the country. #Evangelicos #FlavioBolsonaro #Religião (translated)

Eliani Carvalho wrote that Belém was full of devotees of Our Lady of Nazareth since the day before and asked if a victory for Flávio would lead to another similar religious festival. Babylon? #LULANAPAULISTA https://t.co/dzZVjINDyU #FestaDeNazaré #CulturaBrasileira #Religião (translated)

Thomaz stated that an evangelical bishop said, in the presence of Flávio Bolsonaro during an event, that he would ask for votes for the candidate if he could. The author criticized the use of religion as a political platform. https://t.co/RoTwtrvssg #politica #religiao #Brasil (translated)

Felipe Leme stated that Flávio had married in a Catholic church and was targeted by a fake news story involving Our Lady, which he classified as the most repugnant of those elections. He added that those responsible would not be forgiven. #FakeNews #Eleições2023 #Religião (translated)

The Central Reality reported that former BBB Maxiane Rodrigues declared her vote for Lula. According to the publication, she related her political choice to her own journey as a black woman, from the Northeast, from a marginalized background, a practitioner of African matrix religion, a History teacher, and an atypical mother. https://t.co/FXE1P8I6D4 #Lula #Eleição2022 #DireitosHumanos (translated)

Paula Schmitt wrote that, despite not being religious, she felt discomfort with what she described as the appropriation of Our Lady Aparecida and stated that the image was handled carelessly and displayed like a stolen trophy. She said she was even more shocked to learn that, in 2020, a leftist lawyer had requested the STF to have the image removed. https://t.co/9EChfOWfm8 #Fé #Religião #Cultura (translated)

Ana Elisa stated that throughout her Christian journey, which began at birth, she learned to focus on her own life. She said that her religion prohibited her from doing certain things, but it should not dictate the lives of others, since the State was secular. In the end, she suggested that the person try again. #Religião #Autoconhecimento #Laicidade (translated)

Joow J, from the Paulista Pig, said he was a street artist and worked on Avenida Paulista. He claimed to have been raised in beliefs that guided him to avoid politics and argued that religion and politics should not be mixed, stating that people should vote based on proposals and causes. Although he declared himself apolitical, he claimed to have previously worked a 6x1 schedule, that he lived off art, had never placed bets on gambling, and supported their prohibition. He also stated that he avoided taking a stance because he was exposed on the streets and reported having suffered three assaults while working, including being stabbed with a fork. Joow J further claimed that he did not feel represented by the current administrations of the city and state where he lived and that street artists had faced a lot of repression that year. On the eve of the second round, he said he would vote according to his proposals and causes and declared support for Lula. #ArteDeRua #DireitosHumanos #PolíticaNoBrasil (translated)

Roberto Motta wrote that, in his assessment, socialism worked for leftist people both as a religion and as a central source of economic gains. He stated that political activism influenced their careers, salaries, media opportunities, publications, awards, and funding, and said that their survival depended on this activity. Motta also claimed that activism accompanied these people in different everyday situations and that they sought to promote their agendas at any opportunity. Finally, he associated this stance with the guidance of Saul Alinsky, according to which political struggle would ultimately be a matter of power. #Política #Ideologia #Esquerda (translated)

Denying, Bolsonaro stated that a motorcade by Flávio Bolsonaro and Douglas Ruas caused confusion and set off fireworks in front of a church in Bangu during a mass. According to the author, the doors were closed. He contrasted the incident with what he said were allegations that Lula would close churches. https://t.co/DzL0zz7cfF #Brasil #Política #Religião (translated)

Pastor Victório Galli, former federal deputy and former advisor to ex-president Jair Bolsonaro, defended on this Wednesday (30) the bill he authored that proposed to strip Our Lady of Aparecida of the title of patron saint of Brazil, obtained in 1930. The statement was made in an interview with UOL. "What harm is there in a bill like this that was authored by me being brought to the floor? The House of Deputies is a resonance house of the people, it is where discussions happen, it is where things are spoken about, that’s why it’s a parliament. The word parliament comes from 'parler,' it’s about talking, it’s about discussing things. So, I don’t see anything wrong with this matter," Galli said. #Política #Religião #Legislação (translated)

Is the JOTAPPÊ who was teaching about PRAISE TO GOD aware that the DEVIL is the father of LIES?!?!?! Because if we take note, the divo is practically giving the devil a vacation in hell for how much he LIES and DECEIVES!!! So religious, so much a pastor, so much a crowd! #AFazenda18 #Louvor #Mentira #Religião (translated)

"In light of Flávio Bolsonaro's attacks on the National Conference of Bishops of Brazil (CNBB) and the Catholic Church, we express our repudiation. It is unacceptable for a candidate to disrespect religious figures for electoral interests. When a politician attacks one religion, all religions are also attacked. Brazil is a diverse country, marked by respect for all beliefs. Our solidarity to the bishops, to the devotees of Our Lady of Aparecida, and to Brazilians of all religions." The checkmate of Lula's propaganda. #RespeitoÀsReligiões #LiberdadeReligiosa #DiversidadeReligiosa (translated)