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The author stated that those who despised the Constitution should be on alert. He said that if their rights to health, education, pension, work, and housing were worth nothing, then their rights to private property, profit, and physical and moral integrity would also cease to be worth anything. He added that his group was larger than theirs. #DireitosHumanos #Cidadania #JustiçaSocial #BR (translated)

Pri wrote that the federal police chief Antônio Carlos Knoll de Carvalho informed Alexandre de Moraes that he had not attached to the case file conversations that would identify the source of journalist Luís Pablo. According to Pri, the chief left out the Police Judicial Information (IPJ) because he believed the conversations might be protected by source confidentiality, as provided for in Article 5, XIV of the Constitution. Pri added that Moraes ordered the attachment of the document within 48 hours and that the case was investigating an alleged persecution of Flávio Dino. #Justiça #LiberdadeDeImprensa #DireitosHumanos (translated)

The Noblat Blog stated that, after the approval of a PEC in the Senate, Lula raised the Constitution at a moment he described as historic. The author related the gesture to that of Ulysses Guimarães and to the end of the 6x1 journey. https://t.co/46wttHRMi8 #Lula #Constituição #Senado (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)

The UpdateCharts published a record from 1988 in which Ulysses Guimarães gave the speech for the promulgation of the Federal Constitution. According to the account, he argued that disagreeing and differing were legitimate, but violating or confronting the Constitution was not, and stated that those who betrayed it also betrayed the homeland. https://t.co/roCVtXa86m #Constituição #UlyssesGuimarães #História (translated)

Sérgio Santos stated that the image of Lula holding the 1988 Constitution, along with the new resolution that, according to him, ended the 6x1 scale, was already the most symbolic of the 2026 elections. He said that the image represented both an advance in labor legislation and the strength of the Constitution, which, according to Santos, the president's opponent threatened to modify without hesitation. https://t.co/nQn73ZpQaB #Lula #Constituição #Eleições2026 (translated)

JH Fonseca wrote that a friend of his, who voted null in the first round and began to consider Lula in the second due to a supposed risk of the right altering the Constitution, changed sides and would vote for Flávio 22. According to Fonseca, the friend said that Lula was sending a constitutional amendment every day and that they were being approved. #Política #Eleições2022 #PT (translated)

Lula stated that the day represented a victory for democracy and described the end of the 6x1 scale as a civilizational achievement. He said that the measure met the will of people who took to the streets — among them women, men, workers, teenagers, and students — and that the change added a page to the Constitution, making it, in his assessment, more citizen-oriented. According to Lula, the two weekly days off meant more dignity. #Democracia #Cidadania #DireitosHumanos (translated)

Guilherme Cortez stated that Flávio Bolsonaro wanted to change the Constitution to remain in power for six years, while Lula would have altered it to give more rest to workers. When contrasting the two changes, he asked if the difference was perceived. https://t.co/n1zd2TfN4c #Política #Brasil #Constituição (translated)

NINJA Media stated that Lula said, during the promulgation of the end of the 6x1 shift, that workers' rights did not break the country. The publication also declared that the end of the 6x1 shift would be included in the Constitution. #LulaPeloFimDaEscala6x1 https://t.co/UadTzb7pEx #DireitosTrabalhistas #Constituição #Trabalho (translated)

Dawisson Belém Lopes said that his friend Creomar de Souza had compared the election to a campaign for Direct Elections Now, considering it different from everything the country has experienced in this century. Lopes added that, for the current generation of progressives, the struggle was to preserve the achievements of the Federal Constitution of 1988. #DiretasJá #Constituição1988 #Progressistas (translated)

Pastor Henrique Vieira shared a statement from Lula, who stated that the Constitution did not allow the Union to intervene in the public security of the States and said that the proposed constitutional amendment on public security sought to change this situation. #LULANAGLOBO #SegurançaPública #Constituição #Política (translated)

UpdateCharts stated that Erika Hilton was moved to celebrate the end of the 6x1 shift. According to the publication, Hilton said that in 60 days, this regime would cease to exist and that the country's Constitution was being changed by her, by the mandate of Rick Azevedo — whom she described as a Black LGBTQ+ person working at a pharmacy counter — and by the mandate of a trans woman who came from the streets. #MudançaSocial (translated)

Antonio Tabet described a publication as biting satire and humorous criticism of a political agent who, according to him, should endure being the target of public mockery. He stated that humor and freedom of expression were protected by the Constitution, by ADPF 130, and by ADI 4451, and said he had seen the content on Gustavo Vilela's Instagram. Tabet added that the visual joke with musical parody did not mean that the Bolsonaro family was the family linked to militias that he might have mentioned before. In the end, he stated that the text had been written by his legal team to avoid further censorship. #Sátira #LiberdadeDeExpressão #Humor (translated)

Rick Azevedo said that President Lula's message — "Be me tomorrow because I was you yesterday" — represented a worker who identified necessary changes and made them happen. He mentioned the arrival of a metalworker to the Presidency and the change of the Constitution by a clerk, and stated that the working class could do anything. https://t.co/r86Fxu8oVm #Trabalhadores #Mudança #Luta (translated)

The Brazilian Senate approved the Proposed Amendment to the Constitution that reduces the workweek to five days without salary cuts, one of the main goals of President Lula da Silva, generating criticism from business owners and unions. #EleiçõesBrasil #Trabalho #LulaDaSilva (translated)