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Luiz Philippe de Orleans e Bragança stated that, after uprisings he described as destructive in France, Italy, Belgium, Holland, and Spain, as well as threats in Germany and England, immigration controls should be adopted before the problems set in. He also mentioned that current Europe would be less Western than Latin America and pointed to this situation as a reason for the United States wanting to leave NATO, as, according to him, staying in the alliance would mean helping future enemies. #Imigração #PolíticaEuropeia #OTAN (translated)

POPTime reported that Soraya Thronicke claimed to have received threats from Bolsonaro and members of his team. According to the publication, they threatened to expose the identity of her transgender son if she supported President Lula in 2022. https://t.co/tYk04kVymY #DireitosHumanos #LiberdadeDeExpressão #Política (translated)

Pedro Menin stated that there was a real bomb threat against Flávio. According to him, two dogs from the São Paulo Military Police indicated the presence of explosives in the vehicle that took him to the debate. Menin also said that the PT was very dangerous. #Segurança #Polícia #Ameaças (translated)

In the program The Good, the Bad, and the Villain, the stance of politicians regarding housing protests is discussed, highlighting Luís Montenegro as the good for recognizing the difficulties faced by citizens, Pedro Duarte as the bad for backing down on his promises of action, and André Ventura as the villain for his threats to block changes to the rental law. #Política #Habitação #Protestos (translated)

Bia Kicis said she asked Minister André Mendonça to apply the Maria da Penha Law to protect Roberta Luchsinger from Lula, in light of the serious threats that Luchsinger claimed to have received, as well as her daughters. Kicis stated that the request was also signed by Sanderson, Zucco, and Marcel van Hattem, and classified the situation as unacceptable. #ViolênciaContraMulher #LeiMariaDaPenha #DireitosHumanos (translated)

Marcel van Hattem stated that he, Sanderson, Zucco, and Bia Kicis had asked the STF minister André Mendonça to adopt protective measures provided for in the Maria da Penha Law for Roberta Luchsinger against Lula. According to van Hattem, the request was based on death threats that she claimed to be suffering against herself and her daughters. #MariaDaPenha #Justiça #Segurança (translated)

The article by Bruno Cardoso Reis argues that the belief in the possibility of a Europe free of weapons, which would supposedly guarantee peace, is naive and contrary to history, which demonstrates the need for defense and deterrence against real threats. #SegurançaInternacional #Desarmamento #ConflitosArmados (translated)

Mario Frias wrote that Roberta Luchsinger decided to speak out after Lula called her a "scoundrel" three times on television, in front of millions of Brazilians. According to the account, she said she receives about 50 death threats per day and stated that her daughters were also threatened with rape and stabbing. Luchsinger supposedly also said that the public exposure worsened the assaults. #Lula #LiberdadeDeExpressão #ViolênciaContraMulheres (translated)

Pedro Menin stated that an interview with Roberta Luchsinger, whom he called a lobbyist for Lula, would air on CNN at 8 PM that Saturday. According to him, the conversation had been recorded in her apartment in São Paulo on Saturday (17) and would address her relationship with Lulinha and President Lula, the investigations she was facing, and the president's public statements about her. Menin also said that Luchsinger would talk about meetings she claimed to have witnessed between Lulinha and members of the government, her relationship with a former chief of staff of the Presidency, the possibility of cooperating with the Justice, Lulinha's move to Spain, precautionary measures that had been in place since December, and threats she said she had received. The author stated that Roberta Luchsinger and Vorcaro wanted to cause a commotion and wrote that he had already prepared popcorn, anticipating that the "mafia" would fall. https://t.co/afQPLVbDjH #Lula #CNN #Entrevista (translated)

More than a thousand protest actions are scheduled for this Saturday in France, bringing together students, trade unionists, climate activists, and yellow vests, while in Portugal, the movement for the right to housing is facing controversies over threats directed at the prime minister. #Protestos #DireitoÀHabitação #Portugal (translated)

Portugal fails to reach the final of the World Roller Hockey Championship after losing to France 6-3 in the semifinals, while the Movement for the Right to Housing distances itself from threats against Prime Minister Luís Montenegro, stating that there was no incitement to violence. #DireitoÀHabitação #Protesto #Portugal (translated)

The Housing Movement distanced itself from the threats made during a protest regarding the house of Prime Minister Luís Montenegro, with the group's lawyer stating that they do not support this type of behavior and emphasizing that the movement is public and open to free expression, while the Prime Minister said he understands the protesters' outrage but denied having made accusations of selfishness against them. #Manifestação #Habitação #Portugal (translated)

Lawyer Tiago Machado, representative of the Movement for Housing, clarified that the threats made during a demonstration do not reflect the position of the group, which distances itself from any incitement to violence, while Prime Minister Luís Montenegro commented on the troubling statements of a protester, reaffirming the right to indignation and solidarity with the protests. #Habitação #Manifestação #Portugal (translated)

The Housing Movement distanced itself from threats made during a demonstration against the prime minister, reaffirming that it does not support violent behavior and defending the right to peaceful protest, while Luís Montenegro expressed concern about the situation and reiterated that he respects the citizens' right to indignation. #Manifestações #DireitosHumanos #Habitação (translated)

Biaquinha 182_ said she received 20 threats of lawsuits that day, including, according to her, one from Gaules. The author stated that he had defended the law in a podcast alongside CADU, regarding the rights of e-sports, a few days before the election. She compared the legislation to the Rouanet Law for streamers and said it would not benefit gamers who cannot afford to buy a good console or computer, who would be forced to watch them. #Esports #Streaming #Justiça (translated)

The article discusses the challenges and threats to democracy in Brazil, highlighting Jair Bolsonaro's attempts to delegitimize the 2022 election and the legal repercussions of his actions, while mentioning statements from his son, Flávio, about the possibility of amnesty for his father. #democracia #Brasil #política (translated)

Gil Diniz stated that Flávio Bolsonaro responded, during a live broadcast, to threats from factions and reinforced his position against crime. He challenged supporters of the PT to find a similar statement from Lula and said that voting for Flávio Bolsonaro, number 22, for president would be the only way to classify the PCC and CV as narcoterrorist groups. #FlávioBolsonaro #Criminalidade #Eleições2022 (translated)