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Zoe Martínez wrote that Jair Bolsonaro would soon be close to returning to being a free man and that those who, according to her, conspired against him would have to answer for their actions. She stated that the truth about the case was coming to light and that Brazil still owed an apology to the former president. Martínez also said that millions of Brazilians increasingly believed that history would do justice to Bolsonaro and that the account of events would not remain solely in the hands of those who, according to her, considered themselves the owners of Brazil. #Bolsonaro #Justiça #História (translated)

Tiago Barbosa stated that Globo would have negotiated with Flávio Bolsonaro the return of bets and the 6x1 schedule. He accused the broadcaster of prioritizing profit from families' addiction and the exploitation of workers, and said that Lula would be the only antidote to this scenario. #Brasil #Lula #Mídia (translated)

Newscolina stated that the team would have a tough sequence in the Brazilian Championship, with matches against Corinthians, Flamengo, and Athletico, the latter being away. Between these matches, they would compete in the semifinals of the Copa do Brasil and face Boca on Tuesday. The author said he would not adopt a defeatist attitude, but that the confrontations needed to be taken seriously. #CampeonatoBrasileiro #CopaDoBrasil #Futebol (translated)

Boca Juniors - La12Tuittera noted that Vasco da Gama lost 1-0 as a visitor against São Paulo, with a goal from Arthur. According to the account, the team led by Pedro Emanuel fell to 15th place in the Brasileirão, three points from the relegation zone. The post indicated that Vasco would face Corinthians, 16th with 32 points, the following week on Saturday the 24th in São Januário, in a match described as a "preliminary final" to avoid falling to Série B. It also stated that the team fielded most of its starters and that Paulo Henrique, the right back, came off with discomfort. The account added that Vasco would host Boca at Maracanã on Tuesday the 20th, for the second leg of the semifinals of the Sudamericana, after winning the first leg 1-0. According to the post, Arruabarrena's team needed to overturn that result. #VascoDaGama #Sudamericana #Brasileirão (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)

Jones Manoel stated that rap was not partisan but had a political stance connected to the working people. He argued that workers should take to the streets against what he called the threat of Flávio Bolsonaro and said that rap, hip-hop, and other peripheral cultural expressions would be targets of the “death program” he attributed to Flávio. He also called for the victory of President Lula, arguing that it would create better conditions for struggle and allow progress in the fight for the Brazilian Revolution. The publication credited “eu.ago.” #Rap #LutaPelaLiberdade #RevoluçãoBrasileira (translated)

Lucas Silveira and the taxi driver stated that the shared beliefs were stronger than the differences and argued against any setbacks, supporting Lula, number 13, on the 25th. He also referred to the union of Fresno, Dead Fish, Black Pantera, Supercombo, Di Ferrero, Hateen, Badauí and Phil from CPM 22, Gloria, Braza, The Mönic, Far From Alaska, Zander, Badluv, Ego Kill Talent, and Danilo Cutrim, as a "Megazord," in addition to the Brazilians who, according to the author, felt represented by the music. #Lula13 #ForaBolsonaro #MúsicaBrasileira (translated)

Renato Souza stated that broadcasters from Europe and Latin America requested, for the first time, to broadcast an in-person debate in Brazil. According to him, Bandeirantes was approached by broadcasters from foreign countries to authorize the retransmission. #debate #televisão #comunicação (translated)

Invictos described the arrival of Gabriel Jesus at FC Barcelona as an immediate impact and referred to him as the team's new '9'. According to what they wrote, the Brazilian signed for 10 million euros at the last minute, in an operation that few expected and that some considered a panic buy after the deal for Julián Alvarez did not materialize. Invictos pointed out that Jesus had scored four goals in 244 minutes, in both La Liga and the Champions League, playing both at home and away, and as a starter and substitute. #FCBarcelona #GabrielJesus #Fútbol (translated)

Revelando asked what General Santos Cruz, former minister of Jair Bolsonaro, had to say about Flávio Bolsonaro wanting to hand over Brazil's wealth to Donald Trump. In the episode “Revelando: Submissive Homeland,” with Wagner Moura, the profile stated that it spoke with Santos Cruz about what it described as a danger to the future of Brazilian sovereignty. #Brasil #Soberania #Política (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)

Gabriel Sá reported that São Paulo would take the field that day alongside Flamengo, supporting the manifesto "prohibition is not protection," presented as a protest from the clubs against the provisional measure that prohibited betting in Brazil. According to him, the mobilization, led by the National Association of Games and Lotteries (ANJL) and the Brazilian Institute of Responsible Gaming (IBJR), argued that the prohibition would not end gambling in the country but would remove the protection for those who bet. #SãoPaulo #Flamengo #jogosresponsáveis (translated)

Invictos noted that Lamine Yamal celebrated with the iconic gesture of Gabriel Jesus after assisting the Brazilian striker against Real Betis. It added that Jesus had just arrived at FC Barcelona, but he was received like a lifelong culé, and referred to both of them as the 9 and the 10 of Barça. #FCBarcelona #LamineYamal #GabrielJesus (translated)

In an article published in the newspaper Público Brasil, the author stated that the first round of the Brazilian elections revealed the deep division in the country. He wrote that Flávio Bolsonaro and Lula da Silva would compete in the second round on October 25. https://t.co/aUvqTRujpv #Eleições2023 #Brasil #DivisãoPolítica #BR (translated)

FLOWRA FM (4) NAS RUAS wrote that João Gomes could vote as he wanted, but stated that he would not release his songs for people who supported criminals. He called the Bolsonaros major criminals and alleged that one of them had given 200 thousand reais to the murderer of Marielle Franco. He also questioned João Gomes for singing his song while supporting someone who, according to the author, advocated for the murderer of a 5-year-old child. The author said he believed João Gomes had been coerced into taking a stand and that he later apologized, stating that he should not have said that. He claimed that someone had told the singer to be quiet and threatened to take away what he had achieved. He said he had already gone through a similar situation, declared support for João Gomes, and urged him to defend the rights of Brazilians. He added that otherwise, it would not make sense for the singer to perform his song, and invited him to call. #JoãoGomes #Política #Música (translated)

The Central do Fla stated that Corinthians had R$ 630 million in debts with a public bank and received a year without having to pay. The page said that the club obtained special payment conditions from a federal government institution, right in the final stretch of the elections, and highlighted that President Lula was rooting for Corinthians. The publication also criticized the impacts of the ban on bets on Brazilian clubs and stated that the sector had been regulated by the Lula government. According to Central do Fla, when questioned about not having banned the bets before authorization, Lula replied that he didn't know. The page attributed Corinthians' indebtedness to former club presidents aligned with Lula and said that the team wanted independence and serious management, distanced from politics. It also criticized the confidentiality imposed on negotiations and stated that the public had the right to know the terms of the agreement. #Lula #Corinthians #Eleições2023 (translated)

Thomaz stated that Richarlison had published a video explaining how Flávio Bolsonaro had taken his island. He questioned what Bolsonaro could do to poor Brazilians if he acted this way against a millionaire player. https://t.co/qe5J8edijL #Richarlison #FlavioBolsonaro #JusticaSocial (translated)

WICKED BRASIL praised Myra Ruiz for using her visibility to inform undecided voters, talk to those who had doubts, and share sources she considered trustworthy. The post also highlighted that she declared her vote for Lula. https://t.co/WknKfCG96c #Eleição2024 #VotoConsciente #MyraRuiz (translated)

Carolina Botelho stated that the reduction of inequalities, the expansion of rights, the appreciation of labor, and the defense of democracy were historical achievements of the Brazilian people, secured by the 1988 Constitution. She advocated for Brazil to move forward, without setbacks, and expressed support for Lula. https://t.co/uSp2QLweqZ #Democracia #DireitosHumanos #Desigualdade (translated)