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The profile Only Who is LULA 2026 stated that, during an appearance on SBT, President Lula once again criticized those who accused him of being a thief and contrasted these accusations with the assertion that the country's biggest thief remained at large. The profile said that Lula had made a power of attorney, authorized the breaking of his and his entire family's banking secrecy, and forwarded the document to the TSE for investigation. According to the publication, Lula challenged Flávio Bolsonaro to authorize the same measure and stated that corruption accusations needed to be investigated. The profile characterized Flávio as having backed down on the matter and questioned whether he would lift the secrecy. The post also included hashtags about Janones, the Lula Institute, and the Ana Clara case. #Lula #Corrupção #SBT (translated)

Gustavo asked people to respond to the requests of "Flávio's troop" and help spread what he called the truth by sharing videos published on Twitter on other networks. He claimed that Flávio wanted to end the Bolsa Família. #ShowdoLulaNoSBT #LulaNoSBT #FlavioMiliciano #6MilhoesPorJanones https://t.co/TPcLsYnGko #BolsaFamília #Lula #Flávio (translated)

Thomaz wrote that an interview with Lula on SBT would start at 7:45 PM and asked his followers to watch it. He also recommended using the hashtags #LulaNoSBT and #6MilhoesPorJanones and the phrase "against data there are no lies." https://t.co/wyKSF05bUG #Lula #SBT #Entrevista (translated)

Only Those Who Are LULA 2026 claimed that Lula had signed a document to open his and his entire family's bank and phone records, and that he would deliver it the next day to the president of the Superior Electoral Court. According to the author, Lula also challenged Flávio Bolsonaro to do the same. The publication accused Flávio of involvement in INSS theft, drug trafficking, connections with gangs, and trafficking enslaved women from Ukraine. The author used a derogatory label to refer to him and questioned whether he would open his records. The post also mentioned hashtags and topics related to Janones, Bolsa Família, Lula on SBT, Army, Ana Clara, Daniella Marques, Haddad, Felca, Sadi, Instituto Lula, Pavanato, Fred Bruno, CBN Bahia, UFRN, and Tottenham. #Lula #FlavioBolsonaro #Transparência (translated)

Janoninho wrote that there were 465 thousand people missing for the so-called "Lula's Army" to reach 6 million and asked that each member invite more people. According to him, the mobilization could double the number of "soldiers," help win the elections, and make Janones happy. #6MilhoesPorJanones #ExércitoDoLula #Eleições2024 #ParticipaçãoCívica (translated)

Only those who are LULA 2026 accused Globo, which is described as close to Flávio Bolsonaro, of presenting Argentina as a destination for Brazil if the senator's economic plan wins. According to the author, in Argentina, most people's income runs out before the end of the month, young people cannot save, and families resort to loans to buy food and medicine or pay the electricity bill. He also stated that wages do not keep up with prices and that the IMF is more pessimistic about the Argentine economy. In contrast, he said that Brazil had risen in the ranking of the world's largest economies and that Flávio's father had left the country further behind. The author claimed that some people are trying to reverse this situation and concluded that Argentina was an example of what Brazil should avoid, asking that the publication be shared. #Brasil #Economia #Globo (translated)

Bernardo Moreira released a video that he presented as an update on the health status and what happened with André Janones. He asked the public to help share it and to watch it until the end, saying that there were new missions. He also called on followers to promote the hashtags #JanonesCoracaoValente, #6MilhoesPorJanones, and #JanonesGuerreiroDoPovoBrasileiro. #JanonesCoracaoValente #6MilhoesPorJanones #JanonesGuerreiroDoPovoBrasileiro https://t.co/GYnY1FuG0s #JanonesCoracaoValente #JanonesGuerreiroDoPovoBrasileiro #Saúde (translated)