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The journalist compared the outrage over graffiti in a subway station to the reaction to what occurred on January 8, 2023, stating that the episodes were incomparable. He described one of them as an isolated act during a huge, diverse, and peaceful demonstration, and said that, in the other, the headquarters of the Three Powers were invaded and vandalized in an attempted coup. #vandalismo #democracia #protesto (translated)

The author stated that a part of the left was more concerned with defining what was morally correct and just than with supporting actions that could help. He said that the presence of shirtless people at a protest or the criticism of André Janones for being alarmist should not divert the focus and advocated for people to engage to support those who were already acting. #LutaSocial #Política #DireitosHumanos (translated)

Nanda claimed that the images were from a demonstration in Chile and accused Flávio Bolsonaro's WhatsApp channel of misleading its audience into believing that illegal drugs were being consumed at a peaceful protest on Avenida Paulista. She said that this should be a crime. https://t.co/LIZ8ujCukp #Chile #Protesto #Política (translated)

Bella, organizer of the Movement on the 11th, stated that Tarcísio closed all subway lines after the demonstration, even though he knew there would be a large number of people. She used insulting terms to refer to him and said that he would leave his position, even if it meant force. #Tarcísio #Metrô #Protesto (translated)

Renato Souza wrote that the Public Security Secretariat of the Federal District was accused of using the Military Police to intimidate participants of a demonstration on the Rodoviário axis in support of President Lula's reelection and Leandro Grass's candidacy for governor. According to him, the Military Police sent more than 12 vehicles, conducted a blitz near the demonstration, and fined vehicles. In a statement, the SSP-DF stated that the police were providing security for the event, mentioned that roads were blocked, and accused demonstrators of placing stickers on cars without authorization. #SegurançaPública #Protesto #Lula (translated)

Sandu Negrea asked which politician had managed to bring people out into the street for days on end, in the country and in the diaspora, while being in prison, and answered that he did not know any. He claimed that the Western world had learned that Romania was abusing democracy through Romanians. Negrea questioned the judgment capacity of political leaders and state authorities and stated that the cancellation of the elections had been unnecessary. He predicted that a "steamroller" was about to fall upon them and criticized them for having turned Călin Georgescu into a symbol and almost a martyr, even though he was still alive. The post ended with the name Crina Dobre. #România #democrație #proteste (translated)

Italy faces a growing housing emergency, highlighted by the story of a woman who, after reporting her violent husband, finds herself at risk of eviction, while unions and collectives mobilize to protest against a government plan deemed insufficient. #EmergenzaCasa #Sfratti #ProtesteRoma (translated)

Hayy stated that the entrances of a subway station were vandalized and gates were damaged during a pro-Lula event. He also said, in an ironic tone, that the campaign to convince voters to change their votes was going strong. https://t.co/OYmDTnKNyl #Metrô #Lula #Protesto (translated)

Laura said she was two blocks away from Casa Jalisco and accused the government of Pablo Lemus of launching gas and high-pressure water jets against people who, she wrote, were protesting peacefully. She stated that the situation had been going on for about two hours and that among the protesters there were elderly people, families, and children, who were raising their hands to show that these were their only weapons. https://t.co/GriEKWKNwa #Protesta #DerechosHumanos #Jalisco (translated)

La Catrina Norteña stated that Pablo Lemus' police had used tear gas against residents of Jalisco who were protesting about the poor quality of water. She also claimed that Lemus wanted to privatize it to sell it to an Israeli company. https://t.co/Gd6EOD2vK8 #Jalisco #Protestas #DerechosHumanos (translated)

Sandu Negrea wrote that Robert Turcescu was broadcasting live from the middle of the protesters who were calling for Georgescu's release. According to Negrea, the broadcast had garnered 1 million likes, with the number increasing by approximately 10,000 per minute, while the live stream consistently had over 5,000 people. Negrea estimated that Turcescu collected approximately 4,000 lei in rewards in 10 minutes, based on his notes and a calculation made by artificial intelligence. He stated that he was not drawing any conclusions and left it to others to think about the significance of these figures. In a later update, he specified that the live stream had ended with over 2 million likes. He also mentioned the name Vlad Mercori. #proteste #live #sustinere (translated)

The author stated that thousands of Portuguese took to the streets that day to defend access to decent housing and protest against the right-wing government, which he attributed to the increase in the cost of living. https://t.co/cPlu8MwX8N #ViviendaDigna #Protesta #Portugal #PT (translated)