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Mafinha wrote that Lula could make public his own secrets and those of his children and suggested that those of José Dirceu, José Genoino, Delúbio Soares, Marcos Valério, Ramon Hollerbach, Cristiano Paz, Rogério Tolentino, Simone Vasconcelos, Kátia Rabello, José Roberto Salgado, Vinícius Samarane, Henrique Pizzolato, Antonio Palocci, Guido Mantega, João Vaccari Neto, Paulo Okamotto, Roberto Teixeira, Branislav Kontic, Marcelo Odebrecht, Emílio Odebrecht, Alexandrino Alencar, Léo Pinheiro, José Carlos Bumlai, Maurício Bumlai, Fernando Bittar, Kalil Bittar, Jonas Leite Suassuna Filho, José Ferreira da Silva, Taiguara Rodrigues dos Santos, Gilberto Carvalho, Paulo Bernardo, Dilma Rousseff, Erenice Guerra, Israel Guerra, Rosemary Nóvoa de Noronha, Paulo Rodrigues Vieira, Rubens Carlos Vieira, José Weber de Holanda Alves, Gilberto Miranda, Freud Godoy, Waldomiro Diniz, Carlinhos Cachoeira, Jorge Lorenzetti, Ricardo Berzoini, Valdebran Padilha, Gedimar Passos, Hamilton Lacerda, Expedito Veloso, Osvaldo Bargas, Luiz Antônio Vedoin, Darci Vedoin, Rogério Buratti, Vladimir Poleto, Ralf Barquete, Luiz Eduardo Greenhalgh, José Firmo Ferraz Filho, Dirceu Teixeira, Paulo de Tarso Venceslau, Sérgio Gomes da Silva, Ronan Maria Pinto, Mauro Marcondes Machado, Cristina Mautoni, Rodolfo Giannetti Geo, Delcídio do Amaral, André Esteves, Edson Ribeiro, Diogo Ferreira, Augusto Uzeda, Joesley Batista, Wesley Batista, Ricardo Saud, Leonardo Mantega, Luciano Coutinho, Alessandro Stefanutto, Carlos Lupi, João Batista Innocentini, Milton Baptista de Souza Filho, Luiz Antônio Adriano da Silva, Anísio Ferreira de Souza, Carlos Cavalcante de Lacerda, Roberta Moreira Luchsinger, Antônio Carlos Camilo Antunes, Cleber Ribas de Oliveira, José Alberto Abdon, Marco Aurélio Santana Ribeiro, Eduardo José Barros Costa, Carlos Brandão, Swedenberger Barbosa, Amauri Rodrigues Pinha, Daniel Vorcaro, Gabriel Galípolo, Juscelino Filho, Luanna Rezende, Alexandre Silveira, Jorge Mattoso, Marcelo Netto, Mauro Farias Dutra, Arquimedes Diógenes Ciloni, Miguel Horta e Costa, Demerval Gusmão, Glaucos da Costamarques, Paulo Melo, Nestor Cerveró, Bernardo Cerveró and Janja. The list of organizations and companies mentioned by Mafinha included Instituto Lula, LILS Palestras, Eventos e Publicações, Partido dos Trabalhadores, Bancoop, Gamecorp, G4, Editora Gol, Oi, Telemar, CPEM, Lubeca, Panamby, SMP&B, DNA Propaganda, Banco Rural, Banco do Brasil, Visanet, Caso Sistemas de Segurança, Portugal Telecom, Planam, Loterj, Caixa Econômica Federal, Ágora, Instituto de Pesquisa e Ação Modular, Unitrabalho, LFT Marketing Esportivo, Marcondes e Mautoni, Saab, CAOA, MMC Automotores, Touchdown, Odebrecht, OAS, OAS Empreendimentos, Camargo Corrêa, UTC, Queiroz Galvão, Andrade Gutierrez, Schahin, Petrobras, Granero, DAG, Exergia Brasil, Exergia Portugal, T7Quatro, Grupo ARG, BNDES, BNDESPar, JBS, J&F, Sindnapi, World Cannabis, RL Consultoria, Ribas Informática, Santos Soluções, 3Structure, Dataprev, Ministério do Desenvolvimento e Assistência Social, EDP Infraestrutura e Pavimentação, ECB, Mota-Engil, Banco Master, Construservice, Codevasf, Instituto Nacional do Seguro Social, Agência Nacional de Aviação Civil, Agência Nacional de Águas, Advocacia-Geral da União and Secretaria do Patrimônio da União. #Lula #Transparência #Política (translated)

Dandi from Consignado wrote that the 1988 Constitution expanded the electorate by millions of people but did not hold accountable, in his assessment, the elites who benefited from the regimes between 1930 and 1980. According to him, FHC and Lula I postponed the problem by making the economy more efficient and resorting to indirect redistribution, while Lula II postponed it with economic growth. The author stated that misguided decisions from Dilma I were followed by unsuccessful attempts from Dilma II and Michel Temer to manage the situation. He also mentioned that Bolsonaro began to transfer costs to the poorest and that Lula tried to do so with the wealthiest, but none of the initiatives succeeded because divided elites remained indecisive. Dandi stated that the fiscal problem and stagnation of productivity could no longer be postponed. As alternatives, he presented the opening of the economy, microeconomic reforms, a significant increase in taxation of the wealthiest, the end of inefficient sectoral policies, and a restrictive environmental agenda—measures that, according to him, would benefit the poorest and burden the richest. The other option, he wrote, would be to deeply cut social spending, allow the expansion of the agricultural frontier without correcting the inefficiencies of agribusiness, maintain industrial policy, and let inflation reduce the value of debt. He concluded that postponing this choice would no longer be possible without social conflict or the continuation of malaise. #Economia #Política #JustiçaSocial (translated)

Renan Augusto asked not to believe in the narrative of an impossible turnaround, which, according to him, the media had adopted that day. He reminded that Dilma had reversed the polls against Aécio one day before the runoff and won the election, and encouraged supporters to move forward. #Eleições2023 #Dilma #Aécio (translated)

Normose stated that Miguel Reale Jr., the author of Dilma's impeachment and a right-wing conservative, was focused on warning that Bolsonaro was much worse. He said that the issue was not a dispute between left and right and advocated for anti-PT supporters to back Lula, ending with a curse to dismiss objections. https://t.co/MqinepXC8y #Impeachment #Bolsonaro #PolíticaBrasil (translated)

The account I'm with Lula asked supporters to make the "L" gesture at 9 am so that the algorithm would identify a major event and the message would reach beyond its bubble. It also stated that Dilma Rousseff would be avenged and encouraged the sharing of the post. #DILMAROUSSEFSERÁVINGADA https://t.co/q3BXjWQ8Eq #Evento #Atenção #FuraBolha (translated)

The author stated that the GloboNews journalist Mônica Waldvogel criticized Flávio Bolsonaro for, according to her, responding without presenting concrete proposals and soon directing attacks at Lula. In the author's assessment, this would be an old and concerning strategy, and the accusations made by Flávio would be exaggerated and unfounded. He also wrote that the candidate did not explain what he would do as president and called him empty. #FlávioBolsonaro #Lula #Eleições2024 (translated)

Only Who is LULA 2026 stated that Natuza Nery, on GloboNews, disputed Flávio Bolsonaro's version about the change of the Federal Police superintendent in Rio. According to the author, Flávio said that the change occurred due to low productivity, while Jair Bolsonaro had stated, in a ministerial meeting in 2020, that he was trying to interfere in the Federal Police and wanted to replace the superintendent because the police were investigating the family in the "rachadinhas" case. The author said that Jair made this statement in front of Sérgio Moro and accused Flávio of lying to protect the family from the investigation. #Bolsonaro #GloboNews #PolíticaBrasil (translated)

Paralela News stated that a possible turnaround by Lula regarding Flávio Bolsonaro in the second round could establish André Janones as the greatest social media strategist in Brazil. The publication also included hashtags about a revenge by Dilma and the act of banging pots. #DilmaSeraVingada #HOJEEUVOUBATERPANELA https://t.co/Qmz4IG9Y8G #Lula #Eleições2022 #PolíticaBrasil (translated)

Paralela News stated that the "General Command of Lula's Army" instructed soldiers to record videos banging pots during an interview with an opponent. The author also said that the next day would be important and used hashtags about banging pots and avenging Dilma. #HOJEEUVOUBATERPANELA #DilmaSeraVingada https://t.co/m7h2Xy3LoP #Panelaço #Lula #Protesto (translated)

Bernardo Moreira called on Lula's supporters to record a pan protest that day, post the videos on social media, and tag the location. He stated that the mobilization should reach different bubbles and make history, and asked them to use the hashtags #TODAYIMEANS-BANGINGPOTS and #DilmaWillBeAvenged. #HOJEEUVOUBATERPANELA #DilmaSeráVingada #Panelaço #ForaBolsonaro #FazerHistória (translated)

Parallel News reported that the general command of what it called "Lula's Army" asked the soldiers not to watch an interview of a person they did not identify and to hold a pan banging protest at the same time. The publication also used hashtags about Dilma, Flávio, Globo, Lula, and Juiz de Fora, in addition to calling on Minas Gerais to vote 13. #DilmaSeraVingada #HOJEEUVOUBATERPANELA #FLAVIOCOMPROUAGLOBO #LULAPAROUJUIZDEFORA #MinasGeraisVota13 https://t.co/ko9ZZzXbza #HOJEEUVOUBATERPANELA #LULAPAROUJUIZDEFORA #DilmaSeraVingada (translated)

Newton Pinheiro Filho questioned why Flávio had lunch with Globo and hinted that the channel's questions for him may have been pre-arranged during the meeting. He also used the hashtags "#TodayI'mGoingToBangPans" and "#DilmaWillBeAvenged" and directed followers to a link. https://t.co/dCj4DzEQfv #Flávio #Globo #Almoço (translated)

Bernardo Moreira stated that Lula's "Army" would make the biggest pan protest in history and asked his followers to spread the hashtags #HOJEEUVOUBATERPANELA and #DilmaSeráVingada. #HOJEEUVOUBATERPANELA #DilmaSeráVingada https://t.co/f7YcoPrnH6 #Panelaço #Lula #Brasil (translated)

Parallel News stated that there would be a pot banging during the speech of a person whose name, according to the publication, could not be mentioned. The author said that the protest would be a form of revenge for President Dilma Rousseff. #HOJEEUVOUBATERPANELA #DILMASERAVINGADA https://t.co/LPy1GIMnr9 #Panelaço #DilmaRousseff #Protesto (translated)

Lucas Mourão wrote that the second Datafolha poll for the second round of 2014, released on October 15, indicated Aécio Neves with 51% and Dilma Rousseff with 49%. He added that the outcome of that election was known to everyone. https://t.co/hGosUlJCW8 #Eleições2014 #Brasil #História (translated)

Comrade Wood pointed out the recognition of same-sex unions in 2011, the Quotas Law in 2012, and the end of the 6x1 work schedule, scheduled for 2026 upon its publication, as three of the most important events in Brazil's recent history in the struggle for rights. Regarding same-sex unions, he wrote that Marta Suplicy had presented the first proposal on the subject in 1995 and that, in 2004, the Lula administration reinforced the agenda with the Brazil Without Homophobia project. The achievement, according to the author, came in 2011. Concerning the Quotas Law, he stated that the government sent to Congress, in 2004, Bill 3,627/2004, which advocated for spots for students from public schools, especially blacks and indigenous people, in federal institutions. He also highlighted that, in 2012, Senator Ana Rita (PT-ES) was the rapporteur of the proposal in the Senate's Constitution and Justice Commission and advocated for ethnic-racial criteria. He then wrote that President Dilma sanctioned the law. Wood described the reduction of the 6x1 work schedule as an old struggle. According to him, a constitutional amendment on the reduction of working hours was presented in the Senate in 2015, and another proposal was presented in 2019 by a politician from the PT. Starting in 2023, he claimed, the mobilization was primarily led by Rick Azevedo and Erika Hilton. The author also attributed the main popular achievements since the 1988 Constitution to the political left in the country and said they should always be valued. Finally, he argued that the agendas should not focus on issues like a hypothetical bathroom, the "gay kit," or interests that, in his assessment, benefitted only the ruling class. #DireitosHumanos #LutaPelaIgualdade #JustiçaSocial (translated)

JH Fonseca stated that the warnings that Flávio would end certain programs or policies no longer convinced anyone. According to him, the PT's fear campaign would have been more effective in 2014, with Aécio, and the governments of Temer and Jair, after Dilma, did not end anything; on the contrary, they would have expanded social benefits. #Política #Eleições2024 #PT (translated)