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The BLACKPINK portal reported that the demonstration brought together people from different backgrounds around common agendas and ideals in defense of Brazilian democracy. It stated that it saw workers supporting the act from inside establishments, children alongside their parents, and children honoring those who, as it wrote, died due to negligence during the pandemic. It also expressed gratitude for being able to leave the house and exercise its rights as a Brazilian citizen. #Democracia #Cidadania #União (translated)

Mônica Bergamo stated that the Tarcísio government had closed the metro stations on Avenida Paulista, which, according to her, created a tense situation. She said that the crowd could not leave because only two stations were operating. #SãoPaulo #TransportePúblico #Metrô (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)

Pri stated that Lula had called on the population to go to the streets and said that Ceará responded in great numbers. According to her, André Fernandes gathered a crowd in Fortaleza for the Bloco do 22, in support of Flávio Bolsonaro. https://t.co/4Qq3f6PnTC #Lula #Ceará #Democracia (translated)

Renato Souza wrote that acts in support of Lula had occurred in at least 10 states of the federation and that, throughout the week, the demonstrations had taken place in at least 20 states. According to him, a crowd occupied the center of Belo Horizonte, and students led the acts in eight states. https://t.co/dwSfwzrXoV #Lula #Mobilização #Manifestações (translated)

The BAS⁷ account criticized crowds in front of a hotel, the follow-up of cars from the BTS team, and the leak of images from airport security cameras. According to the publication, the artists and the team had already asked fans not to gather in public spaces during the group's stay due to safety and comfort risks for them, their fans, and local residents. The author requested that fans not go to the airport or the hotel, not follow the team's cars or BTS on the streets, and not share information about the group's location. They also encouraged reports against those who shared such data and mentioned that media outlets from several countries were reporting on what was happening in Peru. The publication advocated for fans to respect the artists' requests to avoid similar situations in Brazil. #Respeito #Fandom #Segurança (translated)

Hayy⚡️ wrote that ACM Neto had joined Flávio Bolsonaro's campaign and called on supporters for an event in Salvador. According to the author, the expectation was that the event would gather a crowd and become one of the largest right-wing rallies ever held in the Northeast. He also stated that the mayor of Salvador, Bruno Reis (União Brasil), would be on stage and asked for the post to be shared. #politica #Salvador #direita (translated)

Renato Souza wrote that an event in support of President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva's reelection gathered a crowd in downtown Curitiba. According to him, movements participated in the demonstration, which advocated for a vote shift. https://t.co/InIjzdcyYe #Lula #Reeleição #Curitiba (translated)

The UpdateCharts profile stated that the police in São Paulo were using pepper spray and tear gas to disperse a crowd waiting for the inauguration of a shopping mall where, according to the publication, an oven would be sold for 20 reais. The profile said that the situation had gotten out of control. https://t.co/80G040kkAc #SãoPaulo #Protesto #Justiça (translated)

Julio Schneider wrote that "Papaoutai" had resonated among the crowd dressed in green and yellow for representing, in his interpretation, the absence of a father figure and the lack of order and people who fulfilled their promises. He stated that the chorus ceased to be just a song and became a call for response. Schneider also described the crowd as a country questioning the absence of those who should take care of it and said that what made the "hells" tremble was the people's decision to return home. #Falta #Ausência #Povo (translated)

The CENTRAL PROFILE OF FLÁVIO BOLSONARO stated that the crowd at a march on the 22nd was in Barra do Corda, Maranhão, and not in Santa Catarina or São Paulo. It also referred to Maranhão as the state of Flávio Dino and said that the dispute would be concluded that day. https://t.co/SUGA92afh8 #Maranhão #BarraDaCorda #FlávioDino (translated)

Lázaro Rosa stated that, in the last act before the elections, Flávio Bolsonaro had caused a commotion in front of a Catholic church and disrupted the mass. In contrast, he said that Lula gathered a large crowd in the streets of São Paulo and described the event as historic. https://t.co/NzaH6jtvGO #Eleições2022 #Lula #FlávioBolsonaro (translated)

The NINJA Media reported that a crowd with flags and chants occupied Roosevelt Square in downtown São Paulo at the end of a march that passed through Paulista and Augusta this Saturday. According to the publication, the event was Lula's last major street commitment before the first round and featured Fernando Haddad, Marina Silva, Simone Tebet, and Geraldo Alckmin. #PraçaRoosevelt #Mobilização #Lula2022 (translated)

Guga Noblat recounted that, at the age of 7, he went to a rally for Lula in 1989 during a heavy rain. According to him, the crowd sang in support of Lula's candidacy and that of his vice, Bisol, in the first presidential election after the dictatorship. A girl in yellow waving at Lula made him remember that day, he wrote. Noblat said that later he adapted the song to talk about playing soccer and began to sing it at school when it rained. Three months after the rally, he said, Fernando Collor called his house to complain about an article by his father in Jornal do Brasil. When he found out who was on the line, Noblat ran to the phone, said that the family supported Lula, and hung up on Collor, who would go on to become president. #Lula #Memórias #Brasil (translated)