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Rafael Gloves stated that many of the students he referred to were from federal universities in Minas Gerais and expressed his inability to understand why parents sacrificed themselves for years to enable their children to enter this environment. As an alternative, he suggested investing the money meant for expensive schools and sending young people to study in the country whose flag had been burned. According to him, this way the graduates would not need to work for American companies like Uber — a situation he described as the reality for most. #Educação #Universidade #Futuro (translated)

Arthur Machado stated that what was happening in France was part of a project to weaken national sovereignties across Europe. According to him, after the Great Depression of 1929, neoliberals would have advocated for the end of nations as a way to reduce instability, transferring economic decisions to a global structure and leaving political and social management to the states. Machado said that tariffs bothered globalists because they presupposed borders and economic sovereignty. He also linked the proposal by Jamie Dimon of JPMorgan to strengthen Europe economically and militarily to Mario Draghi's plan, which he claimed sought to centralize European economic, financial, and military power. The author stated that the goal would be to transform Europe into a state, with an integrated financial system, army, common institutions, and centralized power, reducing the full sovereignty of France, Germany, and other countries. He attributed this project to liberals and described it as a transfer of power from nations to supranational structures. #França #Globalismo #SoberaniaNacional (translated)

The Ministry of Education, Science and Innovation of Portugal allocates 5.5 million euros to four state institutions for the training of 1,036 teachers, raising questions about the need to include private institutions in the solution to educational problems. #Educação #Governo #Financiamento (translated)

The Vasco da Gama Rowing Club announced that the match against Boca Juniors, scheduled for October 20, would be held at Maracanã after the Justice recognized the club's right. The institution thanked the Public Ministry, the Court of Justice, the CBF, and the Government of the State of Rio de Janeiro for their support in the process. According to the club, the solution was orchestrated by Alan Belaciano, president of the General Assembly of Vasco, alongside the legal teams of Vasco SAF and the Vasco da Gama Rowing Club. The institution stated that the case marked the resumption of joint work between the legal areas, in defense of the interests of Vasco. #VascoDaGama #Vasco #Futebol #RioDeJaneiro (translated)

The MLSTP, the most voted party in the legislative elections of São Tomé and Príncipe, expressed its willingness to propose a stable government solution, after the Independent Democratic Action announced an agreement with another coalition to form a government, without revealing its possible ally. #MLSTP #SãoToméePríncipe #GovernoEstável (translated)

Lázaro Rosa said that he loved Rio de Janeiro, but that it was difficult to maintain hope in the state. He stated that, after Ricardo Couto promoted a cleanup and showed that Rio had a solution, Douglas Ruas was elected. Rosa noted that Ruas was under investigation for embezzlement, money laundering, and organized crime, and described him as a candidate of Claudio Castro and Flávio Bolsonaro and an ally of Bacellar and TH Joais, who, according to him, were in prison for involvement with the Red Command. In the end, he classified the result as unbelievable. #RioDeJaneiro #Corrupção #Esperança (translated)

Jamesons stated that the left had gained ground by mobilizing young and active politicians on social media, fandoms, pop music fans, and young people in the streets. According to him, the debate was focused on the campaign for Lula's reelection and more people understood the importance of voting. The author argued that the left should stop giving visibility to figures he considered prejudiced, including the most voted deputy from his state and the president of what he called Brazil's largest and worst party. He also said that comments on leftist publications showed, in his assessment, the right trying to reclaim ground. Jamesons stated that the left had started to lead the agenda after years of reacting to issues raised by groups he described as authoritarian and prejudiced. Although he said this change had occurred late, he advocated for maintaining engagement in the streets, on social media, and in public debate in support of Lula's reelection. #Lula #DireitosHumanos #EngajamentoJuvenil (translated)

JH Fonseca stated, citing The Wise, that the Brazilian Northeast would not be a problem, but a solution. He also wrote that, in several countries, low-income people are realizing that the left exploits them and that, in Brazil, the wealthy are moving closer to the left more quickly than the poor are to the right. https://t.co/mDHSn7BvaH #Nordeste #Esquerda #Solução (translated)

On the day that marks three years since the Hamas attack, Portugal expresses solidarity with Israel and condemns antisemitism, while the European Council advocates for the two-state solution to achieve lasting peace. #Solidariedade #Antissemitismo #ConflitoIsraelPalestina (translated)

The Lula Acervo profile stated that Flávio Bolsonaro intended to cut social programs and privatize state-owned companies. According to the author, the reduction of benefits would decrease the money available to families, harm commerce, and could increase credit card defaults and interest rates. The profile also mentioned that gasoline had become more expensive after Bolsonaro privatized the distributor. In defense of another economic policy, it attributed to Lula measures such as eliminating the income tax for the middle class, reducing the so-called "blusinhas tax," and eliminating the tax on basic food baskets. #Economia #ProgramasSociais #Privatização (translated)

The Blog Fórmula 1 declared support for Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva's candidacy in the second round and stated that Brazilian democracy was once again at risk. The page said that Flávio Bolsonaro had led the first round and that Jair Bolsonaro had been sentenced to more than 27 years in prison for attempting a coup. The publication stated that, although it was not a political page, it had principles and advocated for the representation of women, Black people, LGBTQIAP+ individuals, people with disabilities, and other groups within the Brazilian Formula 1 and motorsport community. It also stated that it was in favor of dialogue and different opinions, as long as they were within the democratic field. The Blog Fórmula 1 criticized the Bolsonaro family and stated that the far-right had been elected democratically in 2018 but had tried to remain in power after losing the most recent election. The page urged the public to discuss and remember the period from 2019 to 2022 and declared support for Lula for October 25. #Democracia #F1Brasil #Eleição2023 (translated)

The author claimed that Olavo de Carvalho argued that the right should occupy cultural spaces and institutions before coming to power, to prevent the left from dominating public and institutional opinion. According to him, the right took a long time to act, but the institutions themselves began to confront each other publicly, exposing what he called a pretense of harmony among the Powers. He wrote that, without the commodity boom and amidst public demands for favors and scandals that, according to him, involved even the highest court, the PT contested an election with the least political capital in its history. He said the party suffered a significant defeat, even in strongholds where it used to be the majority, and predicted that Lula would reach the second round morally and politically defeated, with few allies elected to the positions of deputy, senator, and governor. The author attributed part of this weariness to the popular perception of the institutions and the cost of what he described as an "institutional theater." He stated that workers, entrepreneurs, students, churchgoers, and consumers felt the effects in their wallets and daily lives. He also said that Lula could still win by a margin of 51% to 49% and appoint four more people he referred to as "emperors." Finally, he wrote that he did not consider politics a solution for the country, as he understood the problem to be spiritual. He said he observed what he called, quoting Hans-Hermann Hoppe, a "failing god," and concluded by asking for divine mercy for the nation. #Política #Direita #Lula (translated)

António Guterres recommended to the UN Security Council the extension for another year of the Minurso mission in Western Sahara, emphasizing the importance of monitoring and mediation to prevent an escalation of hostilities while seeking a solution to the conflict. #ONU #SaharaOcidental #Minurso (translated)

The article discusses the problematic consequences of the implementation of Professionalization Courses in Service (CPS) in Portugal, arguing that, although they are a solution to the shortage of teachers, they cannot be equated to master's degrees in teaching in terms of pedagogical training and evaluation criteria. #FaltadeProfessores #FormaçãoDocente #Educação (translated)