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Tarcísio Gomes de Freitas criticized the PT and stated that the party had promised picanha to the population, but, according to him, delivered high interest rates, more taxes, and an increase in the cost of living. He said that the rising prices were noticeable in supermarkets and in Brazilians' shopping and stated that the population deserved respect and results, not just promises. #Brasil #Política #Economia (translated)

Carlos Bolsonaro stated that there was an evident contrast between the speech and reality and said that Brazilians concerned about education could assess the situation and decide the future of the country. He indicated October 25 as the date for Flávio Bolsonaro, number 22, for the presidency. https://t.co/sw1ADUSfsh #Educação #Brasil #Eleições (translated)

Thomaz stated that Débora Aladim produced a video that, according to him, showed how the idea that employees should negotiate with their employers works in practice, and pointed out the problems involved. He recommended that anyone who considered this proposal a good idea pay attention to the video and the news on the subject. #Trabalho #Negociação #Economia (translated)

Xico Graziano criticized Lilia Schwacz for a video in which, according to him, the professor said she would use Pix as much as possible because Flávio Bolsonaro could end the system by order of Donald Trump. Graziano classified the statement as false and questioned whether Schwacz knew this or truly believed that a victory for Bolsonaro would leave Brazil subservient to the United States. The author highlighted that Schwacz was a professor of Anthropology at USP, a Global Scholar from Princeton, an award-winning writer, and the owner of the publishing house Cia das Letras. He also stated that she was elected to the Brazilian Academy of Letters in March 2024 for chair 9. Graziano compared the video to her inauguration speech two years earlier, in which, according to him, Schwacz had advocated for the strengthening of institutions and citizenship. Graziano questioned whether the professor had used her prestige to deceive the public and speculated about the reasons for the publication, mentioning the possibility that she had consumed alcohol or was out of touch with reality due to living in an academic bubble. He also associated the episode with what he described as an old ideology of the Brazilian intellectual left, formed in the 1950s and 1960s and still linked to the class struggle. #FakeNews #Cidadania #Antropologia (translated)

The socialist MEP Leire Pajín advocates for a European policy that is more aware of territorial realities and demands greater protection for humanitarian aid and workers in the sector, while defending sustainability in fishing and the ceramics industry. #UniónEuropea #TrabajoHumanitario #IndustriaSostenible (translated)

Thomaz commented on an unspecified case and stated that the censorship was "bizarre." He said that the situation was occurring even before the man in question was elected president and questioned what could happen if that occurred. He also affirmed that people were not realizing the reality. #censura #realidade #liberdade (translated)

a nostalgia for the days when racial minorities were silent and women knew their place and should be in the kitchen. The great effort to say that there is a "Real America" is, in reality, "a nostalgia for the days when racial minorities were silent and women knew their place and should be in the kitchen," said Obama. #Obama #Democracia #Trump (translated)

The author stated that "O NAZA" did not reveal anything new, but exposed, in his assessment, the reality of genocide and the inhumanity of its authors, supporters, and defenders. He also criticized what he classified as the moral indigence of false equivalences. https://t.co/NJx21V0IST #genocídio #realidadecrua #indigênciamoral #BR (translated)

Thomaz praised a video from Lula's team that, according to him, exposed illusions presented by Flávio Bolsonaro in his second-round electoral program. He stated that the reality was very different. #EXERCITODOLULAEMCAMPO https://t.co/IEi9UhOfOF #Lula #Política #Eleições (translated)

Rafael Gloves stated that many of the students he referred to were from federal universities in Minas Gerais and expressed his inability to understand why parents sacrificed themselves for years to enable their children to enter this environment. As an alternative, he suggested investing the money meant for expensive schools and sending young people to study in the country whose flag had been burned. According to him, this way the graduates would not need to work for American companies like Uber — a situation he described as the reality for most. #Educação #Universidade #Futuro (translated)

Karina Michelin stated that the cover of the October 10 to 16 edition of *The Economist* featured the phrase “The Bolsonaros are back” and that the editorial described Brazil as a right-wing country. According to her, the magazine, which had made severe criticisms of Jair Bolsonaro, did not express support for the family but acknowledged a political shift in the country. Michelin wrote that after the first round, Flávio Bolsonaro entered the decisive race ahead of Lula, with about 47% of the valid votes against 45%. She said that the magazine considered him the favorite for October 25 and projected his victory. The author also attributed to the publication the assessment that the PL expanded its presence in the Senate and the Chamber, while the right consolidated its space in the largest electoral colleges. According to Michelin, the magazine linked Lula's decline to the cost of living, debt, fiscal difficulties, scandals, and the loss of strength of his discourse among young people. Michelin stated that the dominance of the PT faced a rupture that, in her view, could not be explained solely by anti-PT sentiment or by the figure of Jair Bolsonaro. Although Lula was still contesting the presidency and the ballots of October 25 would provide the final result, she concluded that the right was not a passing wave and that Brazilians had brought the Bolsonaros back. #Brasil #Política #Eleições (translated)

The author stated that mental health should receive the same attention, respect, and seriousness as the other areas of health. On World Mental Health Day, he emphasized the importance of listening to those who live these realities and integrating those experiences into the development of responses. https://t.co/9urPsFXq9L #SaúdeMental #BemEstar #ApoioPsicológico #BR (translated)

Pri stated that GloboNews tried to present the choice of deputy Ana Elisa to occupy the center of Lula's digital campaign as a result of her skills on social media and her charisma. According to her, old posts and the reaction to them made Ana Elisa step back after two days. Pri also said that the campaign continued to bet and make quick mistakes in the digital realm. https://t.co/L2BKtuiFAm #Lula #PT #CampanhaDigital (translated)

The Portuguese government acknowledges the urgency of increasing the housing supply, but the lack of clarity about the necessary changes to urban planning rules and the insufficiency of supply in relation to demand highlight a housing crisis that requires effective solutions tailored to local realities. #habitação #política #mercadoimobiliário (translated)

Jones Manoel stated that Eduardo Paes and Pedro Paulo did not campaign for Lula and that several candidates from the PSD asked for votes for Flávio Bolsonaro. According to him, at the end of the campaign, Paes said that people should vote for Lula or Flávio Bolsonaro. Manoel criticized those who blamed PSOL and assessed that Paes's campaign was very poor. He also called the idea stupid to run for the Senate someone who, according to him, was an enemy of public servants in the state with the highest number of them in Brazil, and stated that Benedita was sabotaged by Quaquá and allies. #EduardoPaes #Eleições2024 #PolíticaBrasileira (translated)

The Blog Fórmula 1 stated that Formula 1 should be accessible to everyone and advocated for the presence of people from different social classes, political positions, women, Black people, LGBTQIAP+ individuals, and people with disabilities in motorsport. According to the page, the participation of these groups upset some people, but its members would continue to speak out. The blog said it started in March 2021, when Brazil was recording a daily death record, while its author was working a 6x1 shift. At the time, he stated, the then-president — whom he described as currently convicted and imprisoned — reacted to the deaths by saying he was not a gravedigger. The page noted that it grew and provided the author with experiences such as watching a race in Interlagos and receiving VIP access. He said these experiences made him realize the gap between the luxury of motorsport and the reality of those with fewer resources, and that he considered it important to expand access to this environment. The Blog Fórmula 1 also stated that it preferred to seek sponsorships and partnerships without self-censorship or pretending to be something it was not. It mentioned that all pages, major newspapers, television broadcasters, and Formula 1 itself had biases, and that sports and politics had been intertwined since the 1950s. The page added that it had more contributors, including journalists, and that it had already helped columnists who later went on to major Brazilian portals. Finally, it expressed a desire to contribute to a more diverse motorsport community in Brazil and invited people to get in touch and take a stand. #F1 #Diversidade #Automobilismo (translated)