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The Political Axis stated that Lula (PT), trailing in the polls, focused on the youth during an event in Paulista and tried to mobilize the grassroots for the second round. According to the profile, the Political Debate Monitor at USP could not estimate the audience because the Presidency prohibited the use of drones. https://t.co/6wD2AM6hbb #Lula #Eleições2022 #Juventude (translated)

Pablo Spyer released the Golden Bull economic agenda for the following week and pointed out research, a holiday, inflation in the United States and China, and retail and service data in Brazil as topics that would move the financial market. https://t.co/QWp0wQeN5q #Economia #MercadoFinanceiro #Inflação (translated)

Rodrigo Constantino stated that the result of the first round showed, in his assessment, that voters were tired of lulismo, the inflation he called disguised, and the capture of the State. He said that the polls indicating Flávio ahead reflected three and a half years of management that, according to him, had left empty promises and increased the electricity bill. Constantino added that the PT candidate would have to explain why the country voted against him despite the support of the public apparatus, something he considered an impossible mission. #Eleições2024 #Lulismo #PolíticaBrasileira (translated)

Fábio Talhari stated that a survey by AtlasIntel released the day before indicated a result similar to that of PoderData. According to him, PoderData showed Flávio with 53% and Lula with 47%, a difference of 6 percentage points; in AtlasIntel, Flávio had 52.8% and Lula 47.2%, a difference of 5.6 points. Talhari expressed suspicion that Flávio's lead would increase in the upcoming polls. #Pesquisa #Política #Eleições (translated)

The Meio Independente wrote that the elected president of the Alerj would temporarily assume the government of Rio, but was prevented by the STF. The publication stated that the candidacy was only competing through the PL, without coalition, without support from the state apparatus or the city hall, and without favoritism in the polls. It also predicted a victory in the first round, attributing it to what God would have determined, and associated Rio with Flávio, Ruas, Portinho, and Carlos Jordy. (translated)

StagePop stated that VOX Brazil, one of the few surveys that indicated an advantage for Flávio Bolsonaro in the first round, showed Lula numerically ahead in the second, with 44% to 42%, with a tie within the margin of error. https://t.co/nybo33Imk7 #Lula #Eleições2022 #FlávioBolsonaro (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)

Xico Graziano stated that electoral surveys reflected the days prior, and not the future scenario. According to him, at the beginning of the week, PoderData and Datafolha showed Flávio two percentage points ahead of Lula. Graziano said that Flávio received support from Zema, Caiado, and Cury, while Cleitinho, Tarcísio, and Moro mobilized in his campaign. He also stated that in Rio de Janeiro, the PL candidate was announced as the big winner. Regarding Lula, he wrote that he remained in Brasília reorganizing the campaign and that Janja faced criticisms both inside and outside the PT; in Graziano's assessment, there were no other relevant facts. Based on this, he evaluated that Flávio was gaining ground while Lula remained stagnant, and that the next surveys would reflect recent events. #Eleições2023 #PesquisaEleitoral #PolíticaBrasileira (translated)

Kungfu Kenny asked Pablo Moreno to also research the Brazilian anthropologist Debora Diniz. According to him, Diniz was exiled during the Bolsonaro government for conducting research on abortion in Latin America with the aim of decriminalizing it. Kenny stated that she received many threats, is part of the PPDDH, and is also in France. #DeboraDiniz #Antropologia #DireitosHumanos (translated)

The author wrote that the collapse of Sánchez's government and the housing crisis could lead Spain to an unprecedented situation since the dictatorship. He also stated that, at that moment, polls indicated that a coalition of conservatives and neo-Francoists would govern the country. https://t.co/3HPr4w6js5 #Espanha #CriseHabitacional #Política #ES (translated)

Guilherme Cortez stated that the first polls would be released that day, but he said they would not yet reflect the effect of the mobilization built in recent days and would portray the scenario of Sunday. He argued that supporters should focus on winning votes. #Pesquisas #Mobilização #Eleições (translated)

G1 reported that the rector of UFPE estimated the damages caused by the third fire at the university in one week to be R$ 100 million and classified the loss as irreparable for the institution and its research. https://t.co/tVYmGIqyM4 #g1 https://t.co/jrbCnWj7fY #UFPE #Incêndio #Educação (translated)