Janoninho argued that bringing Lula closer to workers would be a way to take his message beyond already supportive groups. He criticized Flávio Bolsonaro, stating that after 24 years in politics, the senator had not presented anything positive for the state he represents. He also mentioned the R$ 8 fare for the train, the worsening of SuperVia services, and Flávio's opposition to ending the 6x1 shift, saying he suggested negotiating the change directly with the employer. According to Janoninho, Lula did not promise miracles, but advocated for dignity, rights, and respect for workers. He requested that on the 25th, the vote go beyond the "bubble" and take to the streets in support of Lula's re-election. #ForaBolsonaro #LulaPresidente #Trabalhador (translated)