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StagePop reported that Ludmilla declared support for President Lula in the second round of the presidential elections. The singer stated that her personal and family history had a political dimension and said she defended democracy, freedom, and the rights of all. She also indicated that she supported Lula and associated the 25th with the number 13. https://t.co/mOYCLHBl5R #Lula13 #Eleições2022 #Democracia (translated)

StagePop reported that Bel Peres, former member of Bel Para Meninas, expressed support for Lula in the elections and criticized Eduarda Campopiano in a new publication. Bel questioned the logic of women voting for a candidate who is openly against feminism, which she described as a movement for women's rights, and said that it scared her. #Lula #Feminismo #Eleições2024 (translated)

StagePop reported that Jão declared on social media his support for Lula in the second round. The singer said he understood the frustration of those who woke up feeling discouraged, but asserted that the election was still open. Jão claimed that more than 33 million Brazilians did not vote the previous day and that the abstention rate was among the highest in the country's history. According to him, the difference between the candidates had been just over 2 million votes, less than 7% of the total number of people who did not go to vote. He also stated that voters of other candidates would not automatically migrate to one side and that those who abstained or voted blank or null could still choose a candidate. The singer urged people to go vote and unite against the project for the country that, in his view, was being proposed. He concluded that, in 25, his vote would be for Lula, number 13. #Lula13 #VotoConsciente #Eleições2024 (translated)

StagePop stated that its networks were open to Lula and his team and that it could share information of public interest and content related to the campaign to increase public access. The publication also mentioned that the team was available. #Lula2024 #Transparência #Comunicação (translated)

StagePop stated that Sophia Barclay, a trans candidate from the PL, was not elected and received 22 thousand votes. According to the author, Barclay claimed to be the most loved trans woman in Brazil and asserted that she would defeat Érika Hilton, who was reelected to the Chamber of Deputies with 1.5 million votes. https://t.co/ppDtAm3JbP #Eleições2023 #Política #DireitosHumanos (translated)

StagePop warned that, according to the publication, a period of intensification of climate impacts associated with El Niño was about to begin as the election of a president approached who, it stated, denied the existence of climate disasters. https://t.co/ibkbQ665VI #MudançasClimáticas #ElNiño #Eleições2023 (translated)

StagePop stated that the first votes usually came from the South and that, for this reason, it was expected that Flávio would appear ahead at the beginning of the counting. The account requested to wait for the progress of the count in the other regions. https://t.co/EhUAOixsYW #Eleições2023 #Votação #Política (translated)

StagePop stated that Lula had won the first round elections in Portugal, leading in two of the three states of the country. According to the publication, Flávio Bolsonaro led for a good part of the morning, but Lula turned the result in the final moments. https://t.co/4CuWfZj3jH #Lula #Eleições #Portugal (translated)

StagePop stated that only one ballot box needed to be counted in Portugal and that the result could determine whether Lula would win the first round. According to the publication, Porto, described as the state where the counting was still pending, had 52.5% of the votes for Lula. https://t.co/sQJRM5xynE #Lula #Eleições2023 #Portugal (translated)