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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)

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)

Clara stated that a victory for Flávio would represent losses for the voters. She claimed that an unspecified group was burning universities and ambulances, destroying statues of saints, and would end pensions, and advocated voting for number 13. #Vote13 #Brasil #Eleições (translated)

Jones Manoel stated that Flávio Bolsonaro was contrary to the interests of retirees and beneficiaries of the BPC. Commenting on a news article published by UOL, he said that emails obtained by the Federal Police indicated that an account identified as belonging to Flávio was linked to the same "master user" associated with lawyer Willer Tomaz, investigated for suspected money laundering related to the scheme of undue discounts on INSS. Manoel defended that the case should be clarified rigorously and stated that Flávio threatened to make cuts if elected president. According to him, retirees and beneficiaries of the BPC would be in the senator's crosshairs. He also said that Brazil should not return to misery. #INSS #Aposentadoria #PolíticaBrasileira (translated)

Jones Manoel stated that the Brazilian far-right was attacking Deputy Ana Elisa with lies and defamation for criticizing Flávio Bolsonaro's program. According to him, Bolsonaro advocated for ending retirement and the BPC, interrupting the appreciation of the minimum wage, altering the constitutional floor for health and education, and raising the prices of gasoline, electricity, and water. Manoel classified the program as a cause of death, misery, hunger, unemployment, and national destruction. He also said that those responsible would try to legally prevent the circulation of the video and requested that it be viewed before being taken down. #AnaElisa #DireitosHumanos #Justiça (translated)

Lázaro Rosa stated that Flávio Bolsonaro had announced that if elected, he would freeze pensions, the minimum wage, the BPC, and investments in health and education. Rosa accused Bolsonaro of harming retirees, workers, the SUS, and schools, and criticized the media coverage, which he considered lenient. He also expressed support for Lula. #Lula #Política #Educação (translated)

Guilherme Cortez, a supporter of Lula, stated that Flávio Bolsonaro wanted to end the adjustment of retirement benefits and the BPC linked to the increase in the minimum wage, as well as the minimum investment in health and education. Cortez questioned whether this position could win the vote of those receiving these benefits or who depended on the SUS and public schools or universities. #Bolsonaro #Aposentadorias #Educação (translated)

The Football Planet published a video that, according to the account, showed Argentine players singing on the bus to try to convince Lionel Messi to come out of retirement from the national team. The account described the scene as "sensational" and said that the song asked him to reconsider, stating that the Monumental wanted to sing for him and that Messi was eternal, referring to what happened in Qatar. https://t.co/cJ7hyh3XyK #Messi #Argentina #Seleção (translated)

Jeffrey Chiquini stated that Lula had created a criminal organization to produce lies against Flávio Bolsonaro and asked his followers to share a video to counter these allegations. In the video, according to Chiquini, Flávio would not end the SUS, reduce the value of pensions, end Bolsa Família or the minimum wage, nor would he end the CLT or work cards. #Lula #FlávioBolsonaro #FakeNews (translated)

Update: Olivia Brasil stated that Flávio Bolsonaro intended to amend the 1988 Constitution and "redemocratize Brazil" with a right-wing majority Congress. She said that the Constitution guaranteed rights to life, health, retirement, and minorities, in addition to social and fundamental rights, and urged voters to cast their ballots for number 13 in the second round on October 25 to protect the country and these rights. https://t.co/bTI3LunNXZ #Redemocratização #DireitosHumanos #FuturoDoBrasil (translated)

Pâm stated that false information was circulating in WhatsApp groups and petist channels claiming that Flávio Bolsonaro intended to freeze INSS pensions and retirements for four years. She said that the proposal was not part of his government plan and asked people to share the correction to prevent, according to her, fear from being used to manipulate retirees and pensioners. #FakeNews #FlávioBolsonaro #Aposentadorias (translated)

Kriska Carvalho stated that, during the Temer administration and with the pension reform, Brazilians retired on average at the age of 70. Regarding Flávio Bolsonaro and the model that, according to her, he wanted to copy from Milei, she said that Brazilians would not be able to retire anymore and could lose benefits they had already earned. #Previdência #aposentadoria #Brasil (translated)

Cídya Mara wrote that she expected the public employees who voted for Flávio and were satisfied with the result to realize the consequences of the administrative reform project, which, according to her, would end public service and raise the retirement age for women to 72 years. #ReformaAdministrativa #Aposentadoria #FuncionáriosPúblicos (translated)

Felipe Leme stated that Janones had been important for Lula's election in 2022 and that he would now be helping Flávio's campaign in 2026. He criticized a video in which Janones claimed that Flávio would reduce pensions, classifying the allegation as fake news and saying it would not convince the public. Leme also attacked Janones with derogatory references to drug use and a sexual image. According to him, Janones's actions would increase the aversion towards the PT; he added that he only did not consider him the "number 10" because Janja still held that position. #Política #Eleições2026 #FakeNews (translated)

Renato Souza wrote that democracy was indisputable and that whoever won the second round would take office in January 2027. Regarding a potential right-wing government, he said he was concerned about animals, which, according to him, would suffer from the destruction of environmental policies, and about the poorest. Souza stated that one of Flávio's first measures would be to unlink the BPC from the minimum wage, which, in his assessment, would drive the poorest to the poverty line in a few years. He also said that Flávio would attack increases in the minimum wage and retirement, as well as reduce vacancies in competitions and universities, limiting opportunities for advancement for residents of the periphery. #democracia #direitoshumanos #justiça_social (translated)

Rafael Gloves said he didn't know which of the two reasons he would celebrate more: the wave of the right in the Senate and the Chamber or what he described as a "cleaning," with the retirement of many people he referred to in an offensive manner. #Política #Direita #Eleições (translated)