ERIKA HILTON
Erika Hilton criticized those who, according to her, went to the Northeast to record electoral videos with staged scenarios and images of poverty. She introduced her grandmother, Zulmira, 89 years old, as a migrant from the Northeast from Castro Alves, Bahia, and stated that she carried the Northeast in her memory and knew the changes that, according to her, President Lula had made happen. #Nordeste #CulturaNordestina #HistóriasDeVida (translated)
Erika Hilton stated that a newly released video showed Cláudio Lottenberg, whom she described as a future health minister if Flávio Bolsonaro were elected, arguing that the Constitution should not establish health as a right of the population and a duty of the State. Hilton classified him as opposed to SUS and said that he blamed people for their illnesses and claimed that they penalized society, which pays for treatments. In a question directed at Flávio Bolsonaro, Hilton asked whether people with cancer would be blamed for the disease or seen as a burden to society. She warned that this view could lead to the privatization of SUS and stated that the change would not reduce costs nor make the system more efficient. According to Hilton, without SUS, private plans would lose competition and could charge R$ 10,000 per month or R$ 50,000 for a childbirth, as in the United States. Hilton also said that SUS benefited poor, middle-class, and rich people, as well as workers and entrepreneurs. She stated that only those profiting from the sale of health plans would be against the system. #SUS #Saúde #DireitoÀSaúde (translated)
Erika Hilton stated that Flávio promised a tax cashback because, according to her, Lula had already approved the measure in the Tax Reform Law. She wrote that the law provided for the refund to consumers of part of the amount spent on each purchase starting in 2027 and that Flávio had voted against the proposal. #ReformaTributária #Cashback #Lula (translated)
Erika Hilton stated that Lula had agreed to open his secrecy and that he would deliver the authorization the next day for the TSE to consult information about him and his family. She demanded that Flávio do the same and said that one hour after Lula's interview on SBT, she would send her supporters an image for simultaneous publication. Hilton also invited the public to join the group via the link in her bio. #AbreOSigiloFlávio #AbreOSigilo #Lula #TSE (translated)
Erika Hilton criticized the proposal attributed to Daniella Marques, economic coordinator for Flávio Bolsonaro, who reportedly told CBN that if he were elected, beneficiaries of Bolsa Família would be removed from the program in two years to start a business or accept a job. Hilton called the measure absurd and stated that since 2023, 4.58 million beneficiaries and former beneficiaries of the program have secured formal employment, according to her, thanks to the Lula government. She also said that no one would refuse a job to receive 691 reais per month. The congresswoman questioned whether Flávio Bolsonaro's plan expected people dependent on the benefit to use that amount to start businesses and asked if everyone living below the poverty line should start a business in two years, in addition to questioning what they would sell and who would buy. #BolsaFamília #Empreendedorismo #Política (translated)
Erika Hilton wrote that she had just arrived in Fortaleza when she learned about André Janones' hospitalization and expressed support for the deputy, wishing for a speedy recovery. She stated that her group was prepared to continue working for President Lula's reelection and urged that mobilization on social media, in the streets, and at the polls be intensified in the last week, without backing down. Hilton added that they would continue to act and would not stop. #ForçaAndre #Lula2022 #Mobilização (translated)
Erika Hilton asked the workers if they would vote for someone who had never worked. https://t.co/pfIdzCVPXy #Trabalho #Eleições #Política (translated)
Erika Hilton questioned what guarantees there would be that Flávio Bolsonaro would respect the Brazilian Constitution, the minimum wage, and the end of the 6x1 shift, if he could not follow the rules of a debate. #FlávioBolsonaro #Debate #Constituição (translated)
Erika Hilton wrote that Flávio Bolsonaro started the debate on Band by asking for permission to enter the homes of voters. She stated that he had been the lawyer for the murderer of a 5-year-old child and chose as vice a man accused of raping a 13-year-old girl, and asked if anyone would let him into their home. #FlávioBolsonaro #Debate #Política (translated)
Erika Hilton stated that the TSE had changed more than 4,000 polling places a week before the second round. She urged voters to check where they would be voting and shared a link for consultation. https://t.co/ueb0792G5E https://t.co/K1KwRQnf2G #Eleições2023 #Votação #TSE (translated)
There may be a coup in Brazil. This time within the law, not that horror show. #ErikaHilton #EleccionesBrasil #Lula (translated)
Erika Hilton reported that she submitted a request to create a Parliamentary Inquiry Commission on Big Techs, with the aim of investigating, according to her, abuses by companies like Meta, responsible for Instagram, during the elections. She stated that foreign companies would be manipulating algorithms to favor political positions and harm candidates, and said there would be indications of interference by foreign billionaires in Brazilian elections. Hilton pointed out that the voting could influence the end of the 6x1 scale, the continuity of Pix, Brazilian control over rare earths, and the rights of women and girls to their own image, their own bodies, and the vote. She claimed to be gathering the 171 signatures necessary for the request for the companies to be investigated, regardless of the ballot results. The deputy also defended Brazil's sovereignty and criticized what she described as abuses by foreign companies that monopolize the internet. In the end, she called for support for Lula on the 25th and accused a system of trying to enslave the population, seize the country's wealth, and colonize it. #CPI #BigTechs #Eleições2023 (translated)
Erika Hilton stated that polls indicated the campaign was close to a turning point and mentioned that there were eight days left. She urged supporters not to become complacent and to spread the word about what Lula would have done and what Flávio Bolsonaro threatened to do, including the end of the 6x1 schedule, which, according to her, had just been achieved. Hilton also advised followers to block deputies who, in her view, lied about Lula, and invited them to join her team through the link in her bio. #Virada #Lula #Eleições2023 (translated)
Erika Hilton stated that the Chamber had approved a proposal from the Lula government to forgive all debts of individual microentrepreneurs (MEIs) with the Federal Government. According to her, nearly R$ 13 billion in liabilities would cease to exist, freeing up resources for entrepreneurs and their families and boosting the economy. Hilton also said that the proposal would raise the annual revenue limit for MEIs, which has been frozen at R$ 81,000 since Jair Bolsonaro took office in 2018. The ceiling would increase to R$ 110,000 the following year, within two months, and to R$ 140,000 in 2028. She also stated that MEIs would be able to hire up to two employees and would have an easier time selling products in government purchases. The congresswoman mentioned that the proposal still needed to be approved by the Senate and presented it as an achievement of the Lula government. She also endorsed the candidate supporting the end of the 6x1 scale and the MEIs for the 25th: Lula. #MEI #EconomiaBrasileira #GovernoLula (translated)
Hilton, the most voted parliamentarian on October 4 and a transgender woman, complained that Senator Bolsonaro did not even appear in person in the upper chamber. #EleccionesBrasil #Lula #ReformaLaboral (translated)
Erika Hilton stated that she was in the Senate during the vote to end the 6x1 shift and that there was a request, signed by Flávio Bolsonaro's campaign coordinator, to vote together on a constitutional amendment regarding working hours. According to her, the proposal could result in workers receiving less than the minimum wage, as it only provided for payment for hours worked. Hilton also said that Flávio Bolsonaro did not show up to vote to end the shift, despite having promised to do so on television. She claimed that, alongside Rick Azzevedo and the Lula government, she was working to block the proposal and eliminate the 6x1 shift. #Senado #Trabalho #PEC (translated)
Erika Hilton stated that her channel, Tropa da Erika Hilton, was being sabotaged on the day the Senate would vote to end the 6x1 shift. She linked the case to the alleged censorship of the "Army of Lula," which, according to her, had 4 million members, and asked her followers to share information and join the channel. Hilton also called Flávio an enemy of the workers. #LulaPeloFimDaEscala6x1 #NinguémCalaOExercitoDoLula #LulaPeloFimDaEscala6x1 #NinguémCalaOExercitoDoLula #DireitosTrabalhistas (translated)
Erika Hilton stated that the work schedule of 6x1 could end that day and called for support for the proposal. She invited the public to follow the proceedings in the Senate, which, according to her, included a threat from Flávio Bolsonaro to the initiative, and to access the link in her biography to join the mobilization. Hilton called Bolsonaro the "enemy of the worker" and used the hashtag #NinguémCalaOExercitoDoLula. #NinguémCalaOExercitoDoLula #LutaPeloTrabalho #FlávioBolsonaro #Senado (translated)