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The account Denying Bolsonaro criticized Flávio Bolsonaro, stating that he had said he would save Brazil from criminal factions. It also mentioned that, in July 2025, Flávio participated in a "lunch among friends" in Búzios and whispered to Rodrigo Bacellar, who, according to the publication, had been arrested by the Federal Police for involvement with the CV. #DebateNaBand https://t.co/kj9U4HBJ7H #Brasil #Política #Criminalidade (translated)

Jeffrey Chiquini said he advocated for the imprisonment of criminals who, according to him, robbed retirees and pension funds, and stated that this should be everyone's wish. He argued that there were no right-wing criminals, only criminals, and that pursuing them was a duty, not persecution. Chiquini also said he would have no tolerance for them and stated that he would end the impunity of pyramid scheme operators and fraudsters in the financial system. #Justiça #Segurança #Criminalidade (translated)

Macarena Olona wrote that the current France would be the Spain of tomorrow and quoted President Nayib Bukele, who stated that when a government does not combat criminality, it is because its accomplices are within it. https://t.co/Y241mBxnff #Francia #España #Gobierno (translated)

Roberto Reis stated that the electoral race was tight and, in his assessment, Lula had been regaining votes among voters from classes D and E, especially among those concerned about losing social benefits. According to him, this group had supported Flávio Bolsonaro in the first round after promises of improvements and prosperity. Reis said that Lula was not gaining votes from Augusto Cury, Ronaldo Caiado, or Renan, but from Flávio. The author claimed that there was an unprecedented fear campaign, with allegations of the political use of CRAS, daycare centers, and educational institutions, in addition to the circulation of false information. According to Reis, voters were being warned that they could lose their pensions, Bolsa Família, BPC, and minimum wage adjustments. Reis said that Flávio had already started to react with an advertisement about public safety, crime, and factions, which also reaffirmed the commitment to maintain and improve social programs. In the author's view, the response should be more incisive, with the participation of new allies. He also advocated for Flávio and Cleitinho to jointly present a national proposal for the IPVA, citing the discussion about the tax in Minas Gerais, where, according to him, Cleitinho won in the first round. Regarding the polls, Reis assessed that Flávio was still leading by about 2 points, possibly reaching 3 in the final stretch, while Lula faced greater rejection and a persistent ceiling. He noted that some polls already indicated a tie but expressed reservations about the sampling considerations, especially regarding the composition of social segments. For Reis, the transfer of votes from the third way had already occurred, and the challenge was to maintain the votes gained in the first round. He asked Rogério Marinho to demand greater participation from the new allies and a more precise direction for communication actions. #Eleições2024 #Lula #FlávioBolsonaro (translated)

Rodrigo Constantino stated that Lula defended, in an interview with Globo, reducing the age of criminal responsibility for heinous crimes. Constantino classified the position as an electoral shift, which he attributed to pressure from Flávio and polls, and stated that the PT has always opposed the reduction, advocating for socio-educational measures and downplaying the responsibility of adolescents who commit crimes. According to Constantino, ten days before the election, the candidate changed his rhetoric to avoid being cornered. He also claimed that the majority of society supported the punishment of minors for heinous crimes and that the government only acknowledged this position because it was losing. Regarding the interview, he said it revealed a dissonance with the government's base and an attempt by Lula to present himself as renewed after years of mismanagement. #Lula #Eleições2023 #Criminalidade (translated)

Verônica Domingues criticized what she described as Lula's intention to lower the age of criminal responsibility. She stated that the measure would be a simplistic response to a complex issue and labeled it as "penal populism." Domingues said she did not support impunity for heinous crimes but opposed incarcerating adolescents alongside adults in prisons that, according to her, were already overcrowded. In her assessment, lowering the age of criminal responsibility before addressing social and racial inequalities in Brazil would deepen these problems, including within the prison system. She also stated that Black and poor adolescents would be more affected by the measure, while white and wealthy youths would escape punishments to the same extent. Domingues criticized those who, according to her, accuse of racism those who point out this risk and said that experts, and not just public opinion, should guide the debate. The author further lamented that sectors of the left supported the proposal and asserted that advocating for the reduction of the age of criminal responsibility was incompatible with being leftist in Brazil. She acknowledged that heinous crimes provoked outrage and a desire for revenge but urged that the issue be discussed without reactionary speeches. #MaioridadePenal #DesigualdadeSocial #PopulismoPenal (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)

Renato Souza stated that the measure would not solve the problem and advocated increasing the detention period from three to ten years. He said that the change should apply to all types of crime, including armed robbery and gang formation, so that even adolescents aged 13 or 14 who committed these offenses would spend a significant period deprived of liberty. Souza also stated that lowering the age and sending more youths to regular prisons could facilitate recruitment by factions and allow them to leave prison in a short time due to mitigating circumstances. #Justiça #Criminalidade #SegurançaPública (translated)

Daniella Marques stated that there were 10 days left until the elections and said that Flávio Bolsonaro defended fighting crime and more responsible management of public accounts. She added that these commitments needed to produce results for Brazilians. https://t.co/KrejAfd9ol #Eleições2023 #Brasil #SegurançaPública (translated)

Last December, then-President Chaves visited El Salvador, where he met with Bukele and toured the CECOT, while Bukele had already visited Costa Rica on November 12, 2024, and toured the main prison of that country, warning of "symptoms" of crime similar to those faced by El Salvador with gangs. #Megacárcel #SeguridadPenitenciaria #CostaRica (translated)

Costa Rica has inaugurated the High Security Center for Organized Crime (CACCO), a mega-prison designed to house 5,100 inmates in an effort to combat drug trafficking, thus adopting a prison model inspired by Nayib Bukele's in El Salvador. #CostaRica #Megacárcel #Narcotráfico (translated)

The European Union has created a new alert that allows the real-time sharing of information about suspects of terrorism and serious crime with third countries, strengthening the capabilities of the Schengen Information System (SIS) with the support of Europol. #UniãoEuropeia #Terrorismo #Segurança (translated)

Carlos Bolsonaro stated that there was a contrast between a speech that, according to him, downplayed crime and the defense of stricter laws and harsher punishments for those who commit crimes. He said that public security should not be treated with complacency and that the lives of citizens should come first. He also called for support for Flávio Bolsonaro for president on October 25, with the number 22. #SegurançaPública #Justiça #Brasil (translated)

An 18-year-old has been arrested for the murder of plastic surgeon Alexander Aslani in Marbella, a case that reflects the increasing involvement of unscrupulous adolescents from Northern Europe in organized crime on the Costa del Sol. #Sicarios #CriminalidadJuvenil #CostaDelSol (translated)

Arthur Machado stated that what was happening in France was part of a project to weaken national sovereignties across Europe. According to him, after the Great Depression of 1929, neoliberals would have advocated for the end of nations as a way to reduce instability, transferring economic decisions to a global structure and leaving political and social management to the states. Machado said that tariffs bothered globalists because they presupposed borders and economic sovereignty. He also linked the proposal by Jamie Dimon of JPMorgan to strengthen Europe economically and militarily to Mario Draghi's plan, which he claimed sought to centralize European economic, financial, and military power. The author stated that the goal would be to transform Europe into a state, with an integrated financial system, army, common institutions, and centralized power, reducing the full sovereignty of France, Germany, and other countries. He attributed this project to liberals and described it as a transfer of power from nations to supranational structures. #França #Globalismo #SoberaniaNacional (translated)

Gustavo Petro stated that the anti-terrorism bill should be rejected immediately by the first commissions of Congress. He claimed that it went beyond the measures adopted by Franco and Pinochet and that it only lacked the inclusion of executions based on suspicion. According to Petro, the initiative would overturn the social rule of law, eliminate any trace of democracy, and would be directed against society, not against criminality. #LeyAntiterrorista #Democracia #DerechosHumanos (translated)

The author reflects on the accusations received from the left following the death of Maricarmen Abascal, defending that his intervention in an interview was not an act of criminality, but rather part of a political spectacle that ultimately harmed her, while denouncing the hatred and lack of empathy in the current discussion about housing and politics. #Vivienda #Desahucios #LibertadDeExpresión (translated)