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RDT Lady Gaga stated that she participated in the March for Democracy in São Paulo, alongside fans of artists from all over Brazil, including Little Monsters, BeyHive, Swifties, ARMYs, Anitters, and KatyCats. According to the page, the groups organized to call fans to action, encourage people who did not vote in the first round to participate, and promote conversations about proposals, public policies, and social rights. The page said that President Lula thanked the fandoms for their mobilization and support during a speech on Avenida Paulista. It also reported having participated in a conversation and recording with Vice President Geraldo Alckmin at DiaTV, through Mídia NINJA, with representation from producer Guifa. RDT stated that its political stance was that of the team managing the page for over 15 years, and not of Lady Gaga. It said it respects differing opinions among Little Monsters and does not delete respectful comments. The page added that it could not speak for the singer nor say who she would vote for in a Brazilian election, but it associated her trajectory with the defense of the LGBTQIA+ community, women, equality, freedom, combating prejudice, and political participation. #Democracia #FandomsUnidos #VotoConsciente (translated)

The NINJA Media classified the act as historic and stated that a spontaneous mobilization of fandoms became the largest demonstration of the campaign. The publication also expressed support for Lula. The video was credited to Daniel Farias and NINJA Media. https://t.co/dgaeWW9m9P #Lula #Fandoms #Mobilização (translated)

The NINJA Media reported that a crowd occupied several blocks of Avenida Paulista on Sunday (11), during the March for Democracy, which brought together supporters of Lula in the final stretch of the second round. The video was credited to Daniel Frias. https://t.co/IF7NRNRspZ #MarchaPelaDemocracia #Lula #AvenidaPaulista (translated)

The NINJA Media reported that, on this Sunday (11), subway cars in São Paulo were packed heading to MASP, with passengers singing in support of Lula. According to the publication, the event would start at 11 a.m. and would be attended by the president. The video was credited to Stefany Jablonski, from NINJA Media. https://t.co/JxSoBVn6Jz #SP #Lula #Protesto (translated)

Janoninho wrote that DiaTV, ICL, Rede TVT, Mídia Ninja, and 342 Artes would broadcast a live event for democracy on Avenida Paulista, with the presence of President Lula. He encouraged the audience to watch, invite family members, and share the transmission with friends and acquaintances. #LULANAPAULISTA #Democracia #AvenidaPaulista #Lula (translated)

Santana Lopes, president of the Chamber of Figueira da Foz, earned more than five times his salary as a local politician through media collaborations, despite a political trajectory that also saw him facing moral issues related to his early retirement and declaration of assets. #SantanaLopes #FigueiraDaFoz #PolíticaPortuguesa (translated)

Rodrigo Constantino stated that network X was spreading the audio and demanding answers, unlike what he claimed the mainstream media and the PGR had done. He also said that attempts to discredit VEJA did not erase Vorcaro's voice describing what he termed a scheme, and he associated the situation with the PT, adding that the public was listening. #Brasil #Política #Mídia (translated)

Rafael wrote that the history books would record how Lula turned the election, according to him, despite facing the candidate from Meta, the United States, the TSE, and the hegemonic media. He attributed the turnaround to a “light review.” https://t.co/rsvJtkE20m #Lula #Eleições #História (translated)

Glenn Greenwald questioned whether anyone was surprised by what he described as large sectors of the left and their allies in the media, including "Reporter Renatinho," accusing Veja of committing crimes and advocating for the imprisonment of journalists for publishing reports harmful to Lula. He called this position "democracy." https://t.co/mDSfYIW6GL #Democracia #LiberdadeDeImprensa #Justiça (translated)

Rafael Gloves wrote that the media did not show, in his opinion, the chaos that the wildfires had caused in Manaus and argued that Flávio Bolsonaro should urgently go to the city. He suggested that the senator do a live broadcast and present measures to prevent new fires, such as not cutting funds allocated for fire fighting. #Manaus #Queimadas #MeioAmbiente (translated)

Renato Rovai said he would sleep happily for having denounced, before the publication of an article, what he called another media coup that could help Brazil continue to be democratic. He stated that this was not unprecedented in his journey nor in the history of Fórum and that he did not care about the lack of credit, as his fight was for Brazil, a country he said he loved deeply. #Democracia #Jornalismo #Brasil (translated)