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Fandoms with Lula stated that Lula defended, during the Band debate, a greater circulation of income, the strengthening of small businesses, and the encouragement of job creation as ways to boost Brazil's economic development. The profile also attributed to him the assessment that the concentration of wealth generated poverty and misery. #LulaDandoShowNaBand https://t.co/1BT0LAXp6o #DesenvolvimentoEconômico #Renda #Pobreza (translated)

Jones Manoel stated that Flávio Bolsonaro had never worked and said that Lula had made this observation during a debate. According to Manoel, Flávio started earning money as a city councilor, a position he would have been placed in by his father, and he never had a signed work card or faced situations like using crowded public transportation. Manoel also accused the Bolsonaros of benefiting from the state while advocating for measures against pensions, the BPC, minimum wage, health, and education. Regarding Flávio, he stated that he wanted a work schedule of 7x0 and that people should work without rights. #FlávioBolsonaro #Trabalho #DireitosHumanos (translated)

The Camarote da República stated that the Federal Police opened an inquiry to investigate Flávio Bolsonaro for money laundering with the lawyer Willer Tomaz, mentioned in the INSS case. It also wrote that Alexandre de Moraes was drawn as the rapporteur of the inquiry in the STF. https://t.co/bo6j6OiFCn #PolíciaFederal #FlávioBolsonaro #STF (translated)

B-ARMY360 asked Live Nation Brazil to clarify how decisions were made regarding the structure of the screens at the BTS shows in Brazil, what criteria were used, and why the changes observed during the Latin American leg of the tour had not been explained. The author stated that the company, responsible for organizing the events, should publicly address and respond to the fans' questions, who invested time, money, and expectations into the shows. They also requested that the audience sign and share a petition on the topic. https://t.co/sLgAcTN2if #Transparência #BTS #LiveNation (translated)

Biazita Gomes wrote that the ICL had pointed out an alleged involvement of CNN with Vorcaro, including payments to arrange questions in interviews. According to her, Vorcaro also allegedly used a derogatory term to refer to those involved. https://t.co/QPls0wgiMr #CNN #ICL #entrevistas (translated)

Political Analysis stated that CNN received 10 million per year from Vorcaro and that he required interviews with pre-arranged questions. According to the publication, messages revealed by the ICL showed that the company frequently asked Vorcaro for money. The post also cited a message from Ana Matos, a representative of Master, who described CNN as "another bottomless pit" in search of money. #CNN #Vorcaro #Jornalismo (translated)

Biaquinha 182_ stated that she received important information and asked for clarifications from Cadu Albuquerque, from the Ministry of Sports, who, according to her, offered her sponsorship and participated in a podcast with Gaules. She said that, because it involves public money, the case should be known and clarified by everyone. #Patrocínio #DinheiroPúblico #Esporte (translated)

Tonin stated that if the team were to be maintained, it could win the third Champions title. He said that the team won the current edition despite mistakes he considered very trivial and assessed that with more experience and time, it could build a legendary dynasty. He added that the players should not lose the will to win nor trade the project and their careers for money. #Futebol #Tri #ChampionsLeague (translated)

Look, we did well to have invested those 3.2 billion euros between 2020 and 2022 in TAP, because we managed to recover that money. And because it is good news, I can't understand why those petty calculations seem to have the sole purpose of giving a victory to the Socialist Party, which is to allow Pedro Nuno Santos, his entourage, and the Socialist Party in general to come and say: "Look, we did well to have invested those 3.2 billion euros between 2020 and 2022 in TAP, because we managed to recover that money." #TAP #Lufthansa #Economia (translated)

VEJA reported that the Superior Electoral Court (TSE) decided on Saturday, 17, that its cover story about reports from banker Daniel Vorcaro of Master, with allegations against President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, could continue to be published. According to the magazine, TSE President Minister Nunes Marques stated that, in a preliminary analysis, there were not enough elements to remove the article and the publications that reproduced it. He pointed out excerpts in which the magazine expressed itself directly but said they should be evaluated in the context of the report, which attributed the central accusation to Vorcaro, included the candidate's denial, and recorded reservations. In the minister's provisional evaluation, there was no evident falseness or serious decontextualization demonstrated that would justify removal. The magazine stated that the report presented audios in which Vorcaro admitted to sending money to allies of the federal government to gain access to pension funds of state-owned companies, including Petrobras, Correios, Banco do Brasil, and Caixa Econômica Federal. According to the publication, the goal was to raise 10 billion reais in investments for the bank and to pass 1 billion reais to intermediaries with the government. VEJA also reported that Vorcaro's defense presented the information to the Attorney General's Office in an attempt to negotiate a plea bargain, but the agency rejected the proposal twice. #TSE #jornalismo #Lula (translated)

Kriska Carvalho stated that, that week, Márcio Canella, whom she described as a friend of Flávio Bolsonaro, had been arrested. She also said that there were many militias around Flávio and accused Cláudio Castro of having contributed to a fraud of over R$ 1 billion in Rioprevidência. Carvalho claimed that people close to Flávio appeared to be involved in money diversion and organized crime and questioned whether he was the president that people wanted. #Corrupção #Milícia #Política (translated)

Meio Independente stated that a man showed a purchase receipt of R$ 516 with few products and said that he could only afford that because the money had run out. The publication assessed that everything was expensive and blamed Lula for Brazil's economic situation. https://t.co/08nAQ3dkut #CustoDeVida #CriseEconômica #Lula (translated)

Venê Casagrande stated that the negotiation between Corinthians and Caixa displeased executives from other clubs. According to him, executives from Flamengo and Atlético-MG were talking to try to prevent the agreement, as they understood that public resources would be used to benefit the São Paulo team. #Futebol #Corinthians #Caixa (translated)

Meio Independente stated that butcher shops were selling chicken skin for R$ 2.99 per kilogram and that the offer had provoked outrage. The profile said that prices were high and blamed Lula, claiming that the population no longer had money to eat. https://t.co/srKp8Icgsl #preços #crise #brasil (translated)

Raiam Santos McArn stated that an athlete participated in some Olympics and Pan American Games with public money, but did not achieve any victories. He questioned her legitimacy as an athlete and ended by encouraging readers to do the L. #Olimpíadas #Atletas #DinheiroPúblico (translated)

Desmaiar wrote that Richarlison had asked for justice for an island that Flávio Bolsonaro had taken from him and that he promised to donate the money to the hospital in his city if he managed to recover it. https://t.co/fENTrAhEyz #Justiça #FlávioBolsonaro #Solidariedade (translated)

JH Fonseca wrote that, according to CNN, the PT admitted it did not know where the money to fund the promise of zero tariff would come from. He accused Lula of being willing to do anything to deceive the poorer people and expressed sadness. #Política #TarifaZero #Lula (translated)

Fábio Garcia stated that he considered it absurd to argue that the money invested in Dark Horse was lawful, while the money destined for Lula came from corruption. He compared this distinction to the idea that Vorcaro maintained two accounts at Will Bank, separating honest money from money derived from corruption, and chose which to use for each investment. #Corrupção #Dinheiro #Política (translated)

The profile Hoje no Mundo Militar stated that Kirill Dmitriev, economic advisor to Vladimir Putin, said that Russia would seek to expand its trade agreements with the United States. According to the publication, Dmitriev mentioned a diesel agreement already signed and said that Donald Trump would be willing to close contracts to buy uranium, fertilizers, aluminum, rare earths, and other Russian products. The profile also stated that the money paid by the United States to Russia would go directly into the country's coffers and would be used by Putin to finance the invasion of Ukraine. https://t.co/Lesu1vty7x #Rússia #EUA #Comércio (translated)