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Central Reality wrote that Wanessa Wolf, in a new video made during the protests, advocated for civil rights, a minimum wage, and retirement, as well as calling for democracy and stating that she would not accept setbacks. https://t.co/eJO7KDRJ9s #DireitosCivis #Democracia #JustiçaSocial (translated)

Lula stated that the demonstrations in Natal and in Rio Grande do Norte expressed the mobilization of the Northeast against setbacks and their determination not to return to invisibility. He said that the population continued in the streets with hope and courage and advocated for Brazil to move forward. He also asked for votes for number 13 for president and governor, alongside Cadu Xavier. The photo was credited to Ricardo Stuckert. #Nordeste #Brasil #Democracia (translated)

The NINJA Media reported that students from the Federal University of Ouro Preto (UFOP) held a demonstration through the historic hills of the city in support of Lula and in defense of public education and democracy. According to the publication, the university students chanted slogans and argued that the mobilization for the second round should take place on the streets, leaving no space for setbacks or authoritarianism. The video was credited to Iasmim Vianna. #Lula #EducaçãoPública #Democracia (translated)

Poponze wrote that Maggie Baird, mother of Billie Eilish and Finneas, shared protests from young Brazilians against the far-right and expressed concern that Brazil would follow the United States towards regression. https://t.co/mP7hEtAc7I #Protesto #Brasil #ExtremaDireita (translated)

The BTS Project Brazil stated that, in light of what it described as political setbacks and ongoing attacks on the preservation of the Atlantic Forest, its generation should not remain inactive. It said that the BTS Seeds Project existed for this reason and declared that the Amazon belonged to everyone. The project requested donations via the email [email protected] and promoted a raffle. https://t.co/NUScBupaR2 #MataAtlântica #Preservação #Sustentabilidade (translated)

UpdateCharts reported that Karen Bachini declared her vote for Lula. According to her profile, she stated that in 2026, the choice would be between losing hard-won rights and advancing equality. Bachini said that only Lula's project would preserve and protect these rights, could expand them, and would not pose a threat to democracy, women, and the LGBT+ community. She characterized the other option as a regression, evil, and violence. #Lula2026 #Democracia #DireitosHumanos (translated)

Janoninho stated that Natuza Nery from GloboNews had reported that a Bolsonaro-supporting parliamentarian feared a social setback if the far right became the majority in Congress. According to Janoninho, the warning came from someone within the ruling base, who acknowledged possible cuts to social programs, education, and workers' rights, and not from a member of the Workers' Party. He concluded by advocating for a vote for Lula. #Política #Brasil #Eleições2022 (translated)

Lore said she was sad to see people believing that the mobilization was motivated by self-interest. She stated that she was fighting for those who could not endure four years of regression, including those who, according to her, voted against their own interests, and insulted those who disagreed. #justiça #solidariedade #política (translated)

Poponze wrote that the influencer Bomtalvão declared his vote for Lula. According to the author, Bomtalvão stated that his experience as a gay man, the use of FIES to obtain a diploma, the death of his grandfather during the pandemic, and his livelihood through his own art prevented him from supporting proposals he considered incompatible with his identity. Bomtalvão also asked people to respect different opinions and encouraged women who did not vote in the first round to come to the second. He urged them to vote for freedom, food, education, public schools, and benefits that, according to him, had been earned over the years. He also said that risking losing these achievements would be a setback and concluded with the phrase “On the 25th it’s 13.” #Lula #VotoConsciente #DireitosHumanos (translated)

Alvaro wrote that he was 27 years old and, since he was 16, he had been voting without prioritizing his own reality. He said that his vote aimed to defend more rest days for workers, the rights and spaces of LGBT+, black, and women, public policies, and conditions for poor people to feed their families and access opportunities with the support of the current government. He stated that there were 32 million abstentions, more than 5 million blank or null votes, and a difference of about 2.2 million votes between the country, which, according to him, could either continue to advance or regress. He also criticized those who complained without taking a stand or voting and said that elections were the only time when everyone had the same rights at the ballot box. Alvaro claimed that he had taken a stand the day before and in the elections four and eight years prior, in addition to stating that he took a stand daily as an LGBT+ person. He declared that he would prefer to vote for a dog than to vote for a member of the Bolsonaro family and urged people to vote on 10/25, claiming that freedom was at stake. #Voto #DireitosHumanos #Liberdade (translated)

Luna thanked for the support received and stated that, with the mobilization of her supporters, she became the most voted federal deputy of the PT in São Paulo and the youngest in the party's history in the state. She said that the mobilization should continue on social media and in the streets, and called on supporters to seek votes, distribute flyers, and participate in events alongside Lula. She also invited interested individuals to join the digital brigade and the demonstrations. #ForaBolsonaro #Lula #Mobilização (translated)

Kriska Carvalho stated that, in her assessment, the situation could be worse than during the dictatorship. She said that, during that period, Petrobras and the forests were not handed over, and attributed to the political project in question the intention to privatize everything, resume deforestation, and provoke more severe climate events. She also warned of the possibility of losing Petrobras and new impacts on indigenous peoples, which, according to her, would represent an irreversible setback. Carvalho said that chaos was approaching if it was not possible to reverse the scenario and elect President Lula. #Lula #Desmatamento #PovosIndígenas (translated)

Poponze informed that Matuê declared his vote for Lula on the eve of the election. According to the publication, the singer said he decided to take a stand so that his silence would not be confused with indifference and stated that his support was based on values such as respect, gender equality, combating racism, homophobia, and social inequality, valuing culture and dignity for all. Matuê stated that he did not consider any candidate perfect and that supporting Lula did not mean he would stop criticizing or holding him accountable. In his view, the right-wing project represented a cultural and social regression for Brazil and contradicted his convictions. #Lula #Eleições2023 #PolíticaBrasileira (translated)

UpdateCharts reported that Matuê declared support for Lula on the eve of the election. The singer said that his position was based on values such as gender equality, combating racism, homophobia, and social inequality, as well as valuing culture and dignity for all. Matuê stated that he did not consider any candidate perfect and that supporting Lula did not mean refraining from criticism or demands. In his assessment, the right-wing project represented a cultural and social setback for Brazil. He concluded by emphatically stating that the following day was the 13th. #Lula #Eleições2022 #PolíticaBrasileira (translated)

On the eve of the election, Matuê stated that his support for Lula was based on values such as respect, gender equality, combating racism, homophobia, and social inequality, as well as valuing culture and dignity. He said he did not consider any candidate perfect and that supporting Lula did not mean he would stop criticizing or holding him accountable. In his assessment, the right-wing project represented a cultural and social setback for Brazil. Matuê also explained that he took time to position himself publicly, but he did not want his silence to be understood as indifference, and he asked for votes for number 13 the next day. #Eleições2023 #Lula #Brasil (translated)