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Gian Oddi wrote that a candidate could lose votes for not answering questions in a debate and for engaging in aggressive bullying against a person over 80 years old. According to Oddi, other points should weigh more in voters' decisions: the candidate would have exalted torturers and honored militiamen from an extermination group, in addition to employing relatives of one of them. Oddi also cited a scandal involving "rachadinhas," accusations of embezzlement, money laundering, and organized crime, suspicious financial activities, real estate transactions he called bizarre, and investigations involving a chocolate store. He added that the candidate would have asked for millions of reais from the "brother" who robbed retirees from the INSS, defended a police officer accused of murdering a child, supported a management that Oddi classified as genocidal during the pandemic, and relativized a coup d'état that would end democracy and would foresee, among other actions, the assassination of three people. #Eleições2024 #DebatePolítico #Cidadania (translated)

Gian Oddi stated that he considered it sad for a candidate to potentially lose votes for not answering questions during a debate and for adopting an aggressive intimidation stance against a person over 80 years old. According to Oddi, other aspects should weigh more in evaluating the candidate: he claimed the politician praised torturers, honored militiamen from a death squad, and employed relatives of one of them; he got involved in a scandal regarding kickbacks and was accused of embezzlement, money laundering, and organized crime. Oddi also mentioned financial movements he deemed suspicious, real estate transactions he classified as bizarre, and investigations involving a chocolate shop. He further stated that the candidate asked for millions of reais from his "brother," who, according to the author, stole from retired INSS members, defended a police officer accused of killing a child, supported a management that Oddi described as genocidal during the pandemic, and downplayed an attempted coup that, according to him, would end democracy and foresee the assassination of three people. In conclusion, he said that intimidation in the debate should not be necessary to drive voters away from the candidate. #Eleições2024 #PolíticaBrasil #Democracia (translated)

The author claimed that six police trucks had been deployed in Amiens to protect the chocolate factory of Brigitte Macron's family, while traders in the rest of France had been left alone to face the vandals. He referred to a video in support of his message. #Touquet #chocolaterie #brigittemacron https://t.co/yoJKgyifw7 #Amiens #BrigitteMacron #Chocolaterie #FR (translated)

AuBonTouiteFrançais wrote that in Amiens, eight CRS buses were protecting the Trogneux chocolate shop. He referred to the targeted individuals in a derogatory manner and accused them of having, in his opinion, nearly privatized the French police. #Amiens #Chocolaterie #Police (translated)

Denying, Bolsonaro stated that, according to a report from the Amado Mundo website, a chocolate shop owned by Flávio Bolsonaro fired a pregnant saleswoman who was working without a formal contract. According to the report, she worked from Monday to Sunday, with one day off per week, and earned R$ 1,100. The author also criticized Flávio Bolsonaro, saying that he was against workers. https://t.co/rtiEkr6j03 #DireitosTrabalhistas #Justiça #FlávioBolsonaro (translated)

Kleber Mendonça Filho predicted that Veja would publish another negative article about Lula and asked what, in the readers' opinion, might have been invented this time. As possibilities, he mentioned an audio in which Lula would request 134 million from Vorcaro to renovate a chocolate store; a supposed stay of Lula during Carnival in a mansion with five prostitutes; the allegation that he would not have explained 134 million that he did not receive from Vorcaro; and the claim that Lula would be 114 years old, presented as a reason to question whether anyone would vote for such an old president. #Lula #Veja #Política (translated)

Vai Desmaiar compared the equalization between Lula and Bolsonaro to treating as equals ice cream options that did not please in the same way. The author stated that Lula was a progressive democrat, although he did not please everyone, and said that Flávio was the son of a man who planned a coup d'état. She also claimed that Flávio was involved in many scandals and had people by his side who threatened minorities. #Lula #Bolsonaro #Política (translated)

In Parliament, discussions about fuel prices were marked by heated exchanges between deputies, leading to criticism about the lack of seriousness and credibility in the interventions, comparing the situation to a Halloween kinder, where chocolate is scarce and the surprise is grotesque. #Parlamento #Política #Debates (translated)

The POP headquarters published that Marcos Soutino asked voters to attend the second round and declared support for Lula. Soutino stated that voting blank or null, or not voting at all, could jeopardize one's own rights and those of others. He also said that not voting for Lula would mean indirectly supporting the other side and highlighted initiatives he attributed to the former president, such as removing Brazil from the hunger map for the second time and increasing access to public universities. Soutino also suggested that supporters of Flávio Bolsonaro research what his favorite chocolate was. He said that, that week, he had lost 10,000 followers and that he preferred to lose more followers than to lose rights. #VotoConsciente #Eleições2023 #Democracia (translated)

Sérgio Santos reproduced a statement from Octavio Guedes, who stated that the voter's concern expressed in the message was corruption, a theme that he called the touchstone of anti-PT sentiments. Guedes also claimed that Flávio Bolsonaro received money from Vorcaro and mentioned "rachadinha" and the case of a chocolate shop that, according to the Public Ministry, was involved in money laundering. #Corrupção #Antipetismo #Política (translated)

El último informe de la Organización de Consumidores y Usuarios (OCU) revela que, en España, el café, los huevos y el chocolate han experimentado incrementos de precio de entre el 101% y el 142% en los últimos cinco años, contribuyendo a una subida general de la cesta de la compra del 39,5% desde 2021. #precios #cestaDeLaCompra #inflación

AFRICA DAILY REPORT — 25 SEPTEMBER 2026 Major developments reported during the previous 24 hours. 1. ETHIOPIA — Renewed fighting spreads across the north Federal and Tigrayan forces are again engaged in major hostilities, with fighting extending beyond Tigray. Ethiopian Airlines suspended flights to Mekelle, Axum and Shire amid the escalation and concerns over renewed conflict. Source: https://abcnews.com/International/wireStory/ethiopian-airlines-cancels-flights-tigray-amid-concerns-renewed-136676469 2. DR CONGO — Ebola outbreak continues to expand Updated European CDC data reported 7,773 confirmed cases and 3,759 deaths, with Ituri remaining the most affected province and North Kivu also recording substantial transmission. Public-health impact: Critical. Source: https://www.ecdc.europa.eu/en/ebola-outbreak-democratic-republic-congo-and-uganda 3. DR CONGO — Fatal violence during Ebola burial highlights resistance to response teams One person was killed and several wounded after security forces opened fire during unrest surrounding the burial of a suspected Ebola victim in Beni. The incident illustrates the public-trust and security challenges complicating containment efforts. Public-health/security impact: Very High. Source (Reuters report): https://www.internazionale.it/ultime-notizie-reuters/2026/09/24/one-dead-after-security-forces-open-fire-during-ebola-burial-in-congo-sources-say 4. SUDAN — RSF intensifies drone attacks in North Kordofan Reuters reported a renewed campaign of drone strikes against government-held towns in North Kordofan, including attacks affecting Um Ruwaba and El Obeid. Drones are playing an increasingly important role in Sudan's war. Humanitarian/security impact: Very High. Source (Reuters): https://www.internazionale.it/ultime-notizie-reuters/2026/09/24/sudan-s-rsf-steps-up-deadly-drone-attacks-on-frontline-cities 5. MOROCCO — PAM finishes first in parliamentary election Preliminary official results gave the Authenticity and Modernity Party (PAM) 97 of 395 seats, followed by the National Rally of Independents with 66, Istiqlal with 65 and the Justice and Development Party with 54. Source (official Moroccan government portal): https://maroc.ma/en/news/2026-legislative-elections-pam-leads-97-seats-according-preliminary-results-minister-interior 6. NIGERIA–UNITED STATES — New framework for mining investment Nigeria and the United States signed a memorandum of understanding covering geological data and exploration, mineral development and processing, infrastructure and technical capacity. Economic/strategic impact: High. Source (Channels Television): https://www.channelstv.com/2026/09/24/nigeria-us-sign-mineral-investment-pact/ 7. NIGER — Madaouela uranium agreement increases state participation Niger and Atomic Eagle finalized an agreement concerning the Madaouela uranium project, with the arrangement providing for Nigerien state participation and renewed activity at the project. Economic/strategic impact: High. Source: https://www.nigertoday.com/articles/en/niger-and-atomic-eagle-finalize-madaouela-uranium-deal-ending-dispute.html 8. SOUTH AFRICA — Financing costs constrain $98 billion energy-transition programme South Africa warned at the UN Climate Summit that high borrowing costs and shrinking international grants are limiting its clean-energy transition. A $550 million credit guarantee has been secured to attract private investment in electricity transmission. Economic/energy impact: High. Source (SABC News): https://www.sabcnews.com/sabcnews/1163387-2/ 9. GHANA — COCOBOD seeks $1.4 billion domestically to finance cocoa purchases Ghana Cocoa Board is seeking to raise 16.3 billion cedis ($1.4 billion) from domestic investors to finance cocoa purchases for the upcoming season, shifting more financing toward Ghana's domestic capital market. Economic impact: High. Source (Reuters report republished by Business Recorder): https://www.brecorder.com/news/40440904/ghanas-cocoa-regulator-pitches-usd14bn-domestic-financing-plan 10. UGANDA — Refugee programme remains heavily underfunded Uganda's response plan for more than two million refugees remains substantially underfunded, increasing pressure on food, healthcare, water, sanitation and host communities. Humanitarian impact: High. Source (Uganda Business News): https://ugbusiness.com/2026/09/politics-policy/ugandas-refugee-plan-is-a-third-funded-as-kampala-seeks-eu-help #Africa #AfricaNews #TopNewsOfAfrica #Ethiopia #Tigray #NorthernEthiopia #EthiopiaConflict #HornOfAfrica #RegionalSecurity #AfricanSecurity #Nigeria #UnitedStates #NigeriaUS #MiningInvestment #CriticalMinerals #MineralDevelopment #MiningSector #GeologicalData #StrategicMinerals #AfricanEconomy #Ghana #COCOBOD #Cocoa #CocoaIndustry #Chocolate #CocoaFinance #Agriculture #Agribusiness #DomesticMarkets #CapitalMarkets #Trade #Investment #EconomicDevelopment #Geopolitics #AfricaToday #wrldorg

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