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The article by Francisca Zacarias addresses the risks of Law No. 15/2024, which criminalizes exploratory psychotherapy approaches in the context of gender identity, highlighting the concerning implications for parents and young people dealing with transgender issues. #IdentidadeDeGénero #TerapiaExploratória #PráticasDeConversão (translated)

Jones Manoel stated that 14 young people from Gravatá, in the interior of Pernambuco, were detained on Saturday (October 10) after a lambe activity in the streets, and that there was an attempt to frame the case as electoral crime. He said that the activists were denouncing actions by Flávio Bolsonaro and disputed the accusations of disseminating false news, stating that the material had journalistic foundation. Manoel described lambe-lambe as a historical form of popular communication used by social movements, artists, and political organizations to bring ideas and denunciations to the streets. He argued that any issues regarding heritage, property, or the use of public space should be addressed through legal means, without intimidation or selective criminalization. The author also stated that the actions of the activists were being treated as a police case, while other forms of advertising occupied the streets, and attributed to Bolsonaro's supporters a systematic strategy of intimidation to block the political change he advocated. #LiberdadeDeExpressão #Militância #LambeLambe (translated)

André Plihal stated that Calleri, Lucas, and Rafael, being more experienced players, were crucial for the victory. He expressed concern about the lack of commitment demonstrated by some young players and assessed that, although it was necessary to have understanding with younger players, they should already understand what it meant to play for São Paulo. #SPFC #Futebol #JovensTalentos (translated)

Douglas Ruas said that the TRE confirmed the result and reported having received 50.88% of the valid votes. He stated that he would govern for all citizens of Rio de Janeiro and that his commitment included the families of the state, security, health, and the future of the youth, with the aim of promoting a safer Rio de Janeiro with a better quality of life. #RioDeJaneiro #Eleições2023 #CompromissoComOSocial (translated)

Karina Michelin stated that the cover of the October 10 to 16 edition of *The Economist* featured the phrase “The Bolsonaros are back” and that the editorial described Brazil as a right-wing country. According to her, the magazine, which had made severe criticisms of Jair Bolsonaro, did not express support for the family but acknowledged a political shift in the country. Michelin wrote that after the first round, Flávio Bolsonaro entered the decisive race ahead of Lula, with about 47% of the valid votes against 45%. She said that the magazine considered him the favorite for October 25 and projected his victory. The author also attributed to the publication the assessment that the PL expanded its presence in the Senate and the Chamber, while the right consolidated its space in the largest electoral colleges. According to Michelin, the magazine linked Lula's decline to the cost of living, debt, fiscal difficulties, scandals, and the loss of strength of his discourse among young people. Michelin stated that the dominance of the PT faced a rupture that, in her view, could not be explained solely by anti-PT sentiment or by the figure of Jair Bolsonaro. Although Lula was still contesting the presidency and the ballots of October 25 would provide the final result, she concluded that the right was not a passing wave and that Brazilians had brought the Bolsonaros back. #Brasil #Política #Eleições (translated)

The author asked to observe what, according to him, drugs were doing to young people and cities. He questioned why no one was stopping the situation and why there was still leniency towards traffickers and transporters, in addition to asking who benefited from what he described as a horror show in almost every city. https://t.co/gJWLwdJDTi #Drogas #Juventude #Segurança #PT (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 Noblat Blog wrote that young people elected by the PT base planned to travel across the country in a final mobilization for Lula. According to the publication, new parliamentarians defined strategies at a private lunch after meeting with Lula. The text also mentioned Jones Manoel among the elected officials who advocated for including zero tariffs in the highlight agendas, with information attributed to Folha. #PT #Lula #Política (translated)

The journalist stated that Flávio Bolsonaro's campaign had asked the Electoral Court for the suspension of 32 Instagram pages until after the second round, the removal of 221 posts, and restrictions on other profiles, including media outlets and parliamentarians. According to the author, another 16 profiles were mentioned in requests for removal, content restriction, or monitoring, without a request for complete suspension. Among the profiles he recommended to follow and support, the journalist mentioned Mídia Ninja, Pragmatismo, Thiago Resiste, Leonel Radde, Gleisi Hoffmann, CUT Brasil, PT na Câmara, Maria do Rosário, Pimenta, Rogério Correia, and Duda Salabert. He also cited, among the accounts targeted by other measures, Brasil com Lula, PT-RJ, Pedro Uczai, PT Boa Viagem, and Ana Paula Lima. The author criticized the requests and stated that the petition included profiles without posts classified as false in the table presented by the lawyers. He also said that the requests were awaiting a judicial decision and that, in that action, there was no order to suspend accounts on X. The publication indicated the TSE as the source, in the process AIJE 0602742-32.2026.6.00.0000. #LiberdadeDeExpressão #Censura #Eleições2023 (translated)

Karina Michelin stated that images from an assembly at the Federal University of Paraná (UFPR) in Curitiba showed speeches against Flávio Bolsonaro and in defense of Lula's reelection. She said that organizations had announced more than 40 acts at universities across the country and criticized statements that, according to her, advocated for the radicalization of activism and referenced the kidnapping of an ambassador during the dictatorship. Michelin recalled that American ambassador Charles Burke Elbrick was kidnapped in 1969 by members of the ALN and MR-8, and not by the National Union of Students (UNE). She also classified predictions about a potential victory of Flávio Bolsonaro as false and alarmist, stating that the remarks about loss of rights and threats to democracy did not present concrete measures to support them. She mentioned that she did not question the right of students to protest or support candidates but criticized speeches that, in her view, replaced arguments with slogans and romanticized armed struggle. Michelin advocated for universities to shape professionals, researchers, and free citizens and stated that glorifying guerrilla practices and treating opponents as enemies denied democracy. #Educação #Democracia #Política (translated)

Almost 90% of the around 8,000 children and young people with serious illnesses in Portugal do not have access to palliative care, according to the Portuguese Association of Palliative Care, which is demanding government actions to ensure the provision of these services throughout the country. #CuidadosPaliativos #SaúdeInfantil #DireitosDasCrianças (translated)