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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)

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)

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)

The NINJA Media reported that the Brazilian community in Dublin was in front of Meta's headquarters, protesting against what they classified as the company's interference in the Brazilian elections. According to the publication, the protesters demanded that Meta cease this interference. The video was credited to the Brazilian Community in Ireland. https://t.co/W0py4a4KPM #Brasil #Eleições #Protesto (translated)

With ten days to go before the runoff, Lula outlined ten measures and results he attributed to his government. Among them, he mentioned the end of the 6x1 work schedule, with two weekly days off without a pay cut, and the exemption from Income Tax for those earning up to R$ 5,000, which, according to him, would benefit 15 million people. Lula stated that the Pé-de-Meia program served 7.2 million students and said that, in a future government, it would be universalized in high school and extend to higher education. He also declared that Brazil's driver's license process had reduced the cost of obtaining a driver's license by up to 80%. Regarding individual microentrepreneurs (MEIs), he said that the revenue cap would rise from R$ 80,000 to R$ 140,000 and that the debt of more than 3 million of them would be forgiven, although the measure still needed Senate approval. He also stated that the Popular Pharmacy offered 41 items for free and would start including exams and teleconsultations. In the list, Lula also mentioned tax reform, which, according to him, would eliminate taxes on all items in the basic food basket starting in January 2027, and advocated for the end of bets, which he associated with relief for the budgets of millions of families. The president claimed that Brazil had exited the Hunger Map for the second time, both during his administrations, and achieved the lowest rate of severe food insecurity in history. He also mentioned annual increases in the minimum wage above inflation for workers and retirees, the lowest unemployment rate ever recorded, and the lowest average inflation in four years since the redemocratization in 1989. Lula said his project was to continue advancing and accused the opposing project of dismantling what had been accomplished. In the end, he called for support for his candidacy, with the number 13, and mobilization in the streets and on social media. #Brasil #Eleições2023 #Mudança (translated)

Biazita Gomes addressed Brazilian military personnel who would vote for Flávio and stated that, in a possible government of his, the Pentagon would command the Brazilian Armed Forces, and they would receive orders from a young man from Ohio. https://t.co/0XIz2Sx8k0 #Brasil #Eleições2024 #ForçasArmadas (translated)

NINJA Media reported that Julian Casablancas, vocalist of The Strokes, included a link in his Instagram bio to a post denouncing an alleged interference by Meta in the Brazilian elections in favor of Flávio Bolsonaro. https://t.co/gDZXgchFag #TheStrokes #JulianCasablancas #Eleições2022 (translated)

The Liberal Party stated that the cost of purchases at the supermarket was increasingly weighing on workers and that salaries were buying less. The party said it would build a Brazil with a lower cost of living, where families could make ends meet, and declared that Flávio Bolsonaro would work to increase the purchasing power of salaries and fill shopping carts again. #CustoDeVida #Economia #FlávioBolsonaro (translated)

Jones Manoel stated that large technology companies were interfering in Brazilian elections and favoring Flávio Bolsonaro. He said that Meta's artificial intelligence was producing propaganda in favor of Bolsonaro, but not for Lula, and that the company had admitted to an error in counting views of the president's videos. Manoel argued that national sovereignty depended on digital sovereignty and data, and stated that the political, economic, and cultural life of the country should not be left in the hands of large companies linked to U.S. imperialism. He said that starting in 2027, digital and data sovereignty and Brazilian reindustrialization would be priorities of his mandate. #SoberaniaDigital #Eleições2022 #BigTechs (translated)

Wesley Curty stated that, with the victory of the previous day, Vasco became the first Rio de Janeiro club to defeat Boca Juniors at La Bombonera in a knockout match. According to him, alongside Pelé's Santos, the team was the only Brazilian to win against Boca in an international semifinal and ended a 17-game unbeaten streak for the Argentines. Curty also mentioned that Vasco was the only Brazilian club to defeat both Boca and River Plate in their stadiums in a semifinal, the fourth Brazilian to win against Boca at home in a knockout match, and responsible for the largest presence of Brazilian fans in the history of the stadium. He referred to the achievement as historic. #Vasco #BocaJuniors #Futebol (translated)

The BAS⁷ reported that Brazilian fanbases had united in a stance for the protection and safety of members during their stay in Brazil. The account stated that the link to the reporting group would be released soon and affirmed that respect was also a way to show love. https://t.co/Y3cKxAK2Sq #Segurança #Respeito #Fanbase (translated)

Jones Manoel stated that he published, in co-authorship with Pedro Alcântara, a letter addressed to President Lula aimed, according to him, at expressing the anxieties of the working class. Manoel cited examples such as people who work six days a week, Uber drivers who spend twelve hours behind the wheel, iFood delivery workers, and patients who wait years for surgery. He also mentioned that the letter acknowledged the anger of individuals who voted for Flávio Bolsonaro and those who did not go to vote. According to Manoel, the text was directed at all Brazilian men and women and presented a proposal for social and economic transformation based on 13 measures. He stated that the proposals could help win the elections and put the Brazilian people on the offensive. https://t.co/FVLbsiZmqy #ClasseTrabalhadora #JustiçaSocial #RevoluçãoEconômica (translated)

Douglas Santos stated that Minister Kássio Nunes Marques had received five prostitutes from the owner of Banco Master and had again censored the channel Exército do Lula. He also claimed that vulnerable women, including a 19-year-old Ukrainian fleeing bombings, had been targeted with derogatory language and human trafficking at a party with the minister. Santos said that Daniela Lima had humiliated Nunes Marques on the day of the censorship and described the decision as an attempt to interfere in the election. He claimed that André Janones' channel, with over three million followers, bothered Flávio, that TSE technicians had not found false news, that the corregedor had returned the case, and that Nunes Marques had struck it down again. The author also said that UOL showed a network and stated that if this group reached the presidency, Brazilian women would be forced to travel abroad to engage in prostitution. Finally, he listed themes that, according to him, appeared among trending topics and in the feed, including “TSE CENSURE NO,” “ENOUGH OF THE 6X1 SCALE,” and “UP SOLDIERS,” and requested that the publication be shared. https://t.co/nU4Tk9rPRa #Censura #Eleições2024 #DireitosHumanos (translated)

Kriska Carvalho stated that there was interference in the Brazilian elections from various fronts. She pointed to the actions of Kássio Nunes Marques at the TSE alongside André Mendonça, besides accusing Mendonça, at the STF, of promoting selective leaks to harm Lula and favor Flávio Bolsonaro. She also criticized the media coverage, especially that of Globo, which, according to her, would serve U.S. interests, and mentioned allegations and suspicions of million-dollar foreign investments aimed at influencing the elections. Carvalho related the moment to previous setbacks, stating that there were setbacks in 2013, 2016, and 2018, that Lula was imprisoned during the electoral process of 2018, and that in 2022 the country faced an attempted coup. She claimed that Brazilian sovereignty, the freedom of the population, and social rights were at risk, and described a project for the subordination of the country to American interests. The author urged that the activism and fandoms remain mobilized and that the allegations continue. She said that even with a potential election of Lula, it would be necessary to keep defending democracy and sovereignty in the face of possible pressures and attempts at destabilization. She also stated that the coup would be permanent and that the defense of democracy should continue. #Democracia #Eleições2024 #SoberaniaBrasileira (translated)

Jones Manoel stated that Flávio Bolsonaro was the most voted candidate in polling places located in areas of Rio de Janeiro dominated by militias, which, according to him, represented a serious warning. He described the militias as criminal organizations that extorted residents, controlled services, and infiltrated the State to profit and impose fear in the peripheries and communities. Manoel said that electoral results in areas under the control of organized crime could not be treated as coincidence. In his assessment, the preference for candidates in these regions strengthened crime in power and protected mafias that harmed Rio de Janeiro. He argued that Flávio Bolsonaro's candidacy should be blocked and that President Lula should be reelected. #Milícia #CrimeOrganizado #Eleições2023 (translated)

Daniella Marques said that she especially liked her handmade jackets with images of Our Lady. According to her, the pieces expressed her faith and valued the talent and work of entrepreneurial Brazilian women. On October 12, she chose a special jacket to honor Our Lady Aparecida and stated that it brought together the strength of faith and that of women. #Fé #Moda #EmpoderamentoFeminino (translated)

The article by Frederico Abecassis argues that Portugal does not need to choose between the two Brazils in which the country is divided, as it can economically benefit from both political scenarios in Brazil, offering options for internationalization and asset diversification for Brazilian families. #Brasil #Portugal #Investimento (translated)