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Lázaro Rosa wrote that, before the fire at UFPE, Flávio Bolsonaro's ally Thiago Medina had revealed that he was organizing groups against Lula in universities. According to Rosa, on Tuesday (6), the elected federal deputy stated that he was already coordinating groups in colleges in Pernambuco. https://t.co/UoR2LoN3qM #Política #Universidades #Lula (translated)

Poponze wrote that Pabllo Vittar defended the Bolsa Família program and declared support for Lula in the second round. According to the publication, Vittar said that he had already received the benefit but asked voters to consider the families that still depended on it. He also encouraged voting for number 13 on the 25th, associating it with the Constitution, democracy, social projects, and universities. https://t.co/xtiT0MQrc9 #BolsaFamília #Lula13 #Eleições2023 (translated)

Alex Moretti stated that a college had caught fire due to the precarious state of abandonment. He also wrote that the Ministry of Education of the Lula government ended the schedule of weekly transfers to federal universities after the blocking of R$ 1.6 billion from the ministry's budget by the government. He identified the information as news from July 2026. #Educação #GovernoLula #Faculdade (translated)

Lelets said that when she was studying geography, she was shocked to discover that the first maps to record the Americas were Chinese and prior to European navigations. According to her, the Western community did not consider them to be true. #Geografia #História #Mapas (translated)

Ana Elisa questioned voters of Renan Santos and Augusto Cury about the possibility of governing Brazil after Lula if bolsonarism won the elections. She stated that a college had been burned down that day and said there was a large gap between the right and bolsonarism. The author also warned voters of the so-called third way — among them, supporters of Cury, Renan, and Caiado — that if they allied themselves with bolsonarism, they would not be able to implement the government they advocated in the country. According to her, Brazil would live through a coup for over 30 years. Ana Elisa urged these voters to vote for number 13 on the 25th. #Eleições2023 #Direita #Bolsonarismo (translated)

“We are witnessing the most powerful movement in secondary schools and colleges since May 1968.” The comparison was made by the presidential candidate of France Unsubmissive (LFI), Jean-Luc Mélenchon, who recalled the historic student protests that paralyzed the country. #ProtestosEstudantis #EducaçãoFrança #MaioDe68 (translated)

Renata Barreto criticized people who, according to her, used to ridicule those who prayed to tires and drank detergent, but now believed that Flávio's election would lead to the end of women's suffrage, the creation of concentration camps for gays, and the extermination of poor people. She stated that it was valid to disagree and debate proposals, but questioned the sanity of those people. #Política #Debate #Conscientização (translated)

Thomaz released two links to folders with posters against Flávio Bolsonaro and especially encouraged students from public universities to download them, print them, and spread them across colleges and streets in their cities before the second round. He stated that there were several options for posters and asked people to help Lula win. https://t.co/bAJwN7LyFQ #FlávioBolsonaro #Eleições2023 #Lula (translated)

Update Olivia Brasil stated that the profile was managed by six female university students, among them students from public institutions and scholarship recipients from private colleges. According to the group, some were beneficiaries of Bolsa Família, members of CadÚnico, from the Northeast, living in favelas and marginalized areas of Rio de Janeiro or LGBT. One of the members said she was a Northeastern migrant woman living in the largest favela in Latin America and stated that her mother worked hard to provide her with a better life. She wrote that her work on the profile also represented other people and expressed concern about what she considered a surrender of the state and the country to people who rejected her existence and that of those close to her. The group reported having suffered an attempted censorship the day before, when the profile was hacked. They said they continued to express their views on relevant topics and that the portal, created in 2023, had always shown its political stance. They also stated that they feared for their own safety and said that comments from people within the same fandom made them feel unwell and encouraged attacks from opponents of Lula's re-election. The group requested respect and stated that rights and futures were at stake, with no time for ego disputes. (translated)

Gilson Machado Filho stated that the present could belong to others, but the future would belong to the group identified by the number 22. He said that supporters were already working at colleges and asked for suggestions of locations in Pernambuco to take material from Flávio Bolsonaro. https://t.co/swwfCaFFHt #Futuro #Pernambuco #Educação (translated)

Legal Jake Gyllenhaal stated that the Enem, created during FHC's government, was initially intended only to evaluate the performance of students at the end of high school. According to him, in 2004, during Lula's first term, Prouni was created, which began to use the exam score for admission to private colleges; in 2009, during his second term, Lula created Sisu. #Enem #Educação #Lula (translated)

UpdateCharts reported that Aunt Milena spoke about the pressure for a political stance and her process of deconstruction. She said she supported the end of the 6x1 shift, the SUS, the Bolsa Família, public universities, and quotas. According to Aunt Milena, she previously believed that quotas demeaned Black people, but later came to understand them as historical reparations and stated that Black people should occupy the place that was rightfully theirs. #EngajamentoPolítico #JustiçaSocial #ReparaçãoHistórica (translated)

Sérgio Santos shared a statement in which Milena said that she used to see the world in a limited way, through the window of the maid's room, but that she was learning to see Brazil in a different way. She stated that she is alongside the people and supports the end of the 6X1 shift, the SUS, Bolsa Família, public universities, and quotas. https://t.co/2sjRrGvUgd #Brasil #DireitosSociais #Inclusão (translated)

Milena stated that her view on politics had changed and that she was learning about the subject. She said that before she saw Brazil from a limited perspective and had chosen silence because she was attacked daily due to her skin color and misinterpreted words. Nevertheless, she declared her support for the end of the 6x1 scale, the SUS, Bolsa Família, public universities, and quotas. According to her, she previously believed that quotas diminished the capabilities of black people, but came to understand them as historical reparations and a way to claim a place that rightfully belonged to them. Milena also mentioned that she had reviewed a statement she had heard about being intelligent for being poor and wanting a better country and knowing how to vote, and encouraged people to vote consciously. #Política #Igualdade #DireitosHumanos (translated)