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VEJA reported that debates about the permanence of Our Lady Aparecida as the patroness of Brazil diverted attention from issues like public debt and security during the campaign. The magazine attributed to Globo the spread of what it classified as the biggest fake news of the dispute: the rumor that Flávio Bolsonaro would support a project to strip the saint of her title. According to the publication, the candidate and his campaign denied the information. VEJA said the topic gained traction after journalist Maria Cristina Fernandes addressed it on GloboNews. The network later clarified that the proposal had been presented in 2007 and archived the following year, and apologized to viewers. The magazine added that left-wing politicians continued to discuss the matter even after the denial. #eleições2026 #Brasil #fakeNews #eleições (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)

Pri wrote that Flávio Bolsonaro advocated for expanding Brazil's revenue sources, including the recovery of federal debts and the exploration of oil in the Equatorial Margin. According to her, he also promised to cut expenses, fight corruption, and use artificial intelligence to improve public management. https://t.co/Kmhp18tT9K #Brasil #Política #Governança (translated)

Gabriel Sá wrote that Internacional lost to Mirassol and sank into the Z4, despite playing in an organized way. According to him, mistakes by Matheus Cunha and Felix Torres were decisive. Sá criticized the signing of both by Fabinho Soldado and claimed that executives considered professionals were accumulating mistakes, leaving debts, and then changing clubs. He added that the contracts he called absurd tied the institutions and left the fans to bear the consequences. #Futebol #Internacional #Mirassol (translated)

Cecília Olliveira wrote that Flávio Bolsonaro's meeting at Globo addressed, among other topics, the 6x1 scale, Argentina, liberalism, and public debt. She stated that the network's editorials clearly reflected the Bolsonaro family's opinion and said that the company expressed concern about the economy and Brazil's growth. #Brasil #Economia #Política (translated)

Roberto Reis pointed out five changes that, in his opinion, were necessary in Flávio's campaign. He said that Ronaldo Caiado, Cleitinho, Augusto Cury, Romeu Zema, ACM Neto, and other leaders were being underutilized and needed to be given tasks and agendas. Reis advocated for mobilizing supporters to respond to rumors about Bolsa Família, BPC, and pensions. According to him, employment, debts, and cost of living were real concerns that were changing votes among the less privileged classes. He also called for concrete proposals: IPVA with Cleitinho, security with Caiado, and income and prosperity with Zema and Pablo Marçal. Regarding the debates, he recommended preparation, quick responses, and different strategies for each of the two meetings. For the street campaign, he suggested increasing presence and mobilizing supporters, stating that the left had already mobilized. He also proposed organizing the monitoring of the ballots and holding a "bloquinho 22" in all cities the following week. Reis summarized his proposal as turning support into work and effort. #CampanhaFlávio #Eleições2024 #PolíticaBrasileira (translated)

The Public Ministry indicted the deputy Filipe Sousa of JPP on suspicion of receiving undue advantage, related to the non-payment of a car rental amounting to 1,618.96 euros, which the parliamentarian disputes, claiming to have settled the debt. #FilipeSousa #MinistérioPúblico #ImunidadeParlamentar (translated)

Marco Bello Jr. stated that the president of Corinthians, Osmar Stábile, and members of the Gaviões da Fiel leadership, including Alê and Fantasma, were in Brasília. According to what he gathered, Caixa Econômica Federal would make an important announcement that day and would sign a confidentiality agreement with the club regarding the negotiations, after which the amounts would remain confidential. Bello Jr. said he had spoken with representatives of the Public Ministry, who, according to him, stated that the agency could nullify the agreement or demand reimbursement from Caixa to Corinthians if the amounts charged were incorrect. He added that, at the very least, the penalty imposed would be incorrect and could amount to nearly R$ 200 million. He also mentioned Summary 286 of the Superior Court of Justice, according to which the renegotiation of a bank contract or acknowledgment of debt would not prevent the discussion of possible illegalities in previous contracts. #Corinthians #CaixaEconômica #TransaçõesFinanceiras (translated)

too many countries have excessive debt The director of the International Monetary Fund (IMF), Kristalina Georgieva, insisted this Friday that "too many countries have excessive debt" and urged central banks to prioritize price stability. #FMI #DívidaExcessiva #Inflação (translated)

The director of the IMF, Kristalina Georgieva, warned that too many countries are facing excessive debt, highlighting the need for central banks to prioritize price stability, especially in a context of rising inflation due to investments in artificial intelligence. #FMI #DívidaExcessiva #Inflação (translated)

Nil Moretto stated that his father stopped paying R$ 90 billion in court orders in 2021 to hide a deficit, and that the current government had to deal with the debt. He also said that his son promised to save R$ 300 billion without cutting benefits or provoking a recession. Moretto questioned this proposal and stated that only someone unfamiliar with history would believe in it. #Brasil #Economia #Política (translated)

Erika Hilton stated that the Chamber had approved a proposal from the Lula government to forgive all debts of individual microentrepreneurs (MEIs) with the Federal Government. According to her, nearly R$ 13 billion in liabilities would cease to exist, freeing up resources for entrepreneurs and their families and boosting the economy. Hilton also said that the proposal would raise the annual revenue limit for MEIs, which has been frozen at R$ 81,000 since Jair Bolsonaro took office in 2018. The ceiling would increase to R$ 110,000 the following year, within two months, and to R$ 140,000 in 2028. She also stated that MEIs would be able to hire up to two employees and would have an easier time selling products in government purchases. The congresswoman mentioned that the proposal still needed to be approved by the Senate and presented it as an achievement of the Lula government. She also endorsed the candidate supporting the end of the 6x1 scale and the MEIs for the 25th: Lula. #MEI #EconomiaBrasileira #GovernoLula (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)

The MEME DISTRIBUTOR and GENERATOR said that, that week, he saw people lamenting the forgiveness of debts for MEIs and others stating that those who did not work the 6x1 shift should not celebrate its end. The author criticized individualism and selfishness and argued that people should preserve joy and a sense of community. #solidariedade #coletividade #felicidade (translated)

Poponze wrote that Senator Fabiano Contarato (PT-ES) had contrasted the approval of debt renegotiations for agribusiness, with an impact of 200 billion reais, with the resistance to ending the 6x1 work schedule. According to the publication, Contarato criticized the argument that ending this work schedule would harm the country and said that the same justification was used against measures aimed at workers' rights. #Agronegócio #DireitosTrabalhadores #PolíticaBrasileira (translated)