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Biazita Gomes stated that if Flávio Bolsonaro changed the entire Supreme Court and abolished the guarantees for homosexuals—which, according to her, only existed due to the court's decisions—those who voted for and defended these people would be responsible. She questioned whether these individuals were aware of their own choices and stated that they should bear the consequences. #Política #DireitosHumanos #Cidadania (translated)

Thais stated that the debate should focus on combating disinformation, rather than attacking the Northeast. She said that some people believed that Flávio Bolsonaro would cut Bolsa Família or that Donald Trump would lead Brazil, and classified these claims as false. She also argued that the response should be based on facts and clarity, without treating voters as enemies, and called for them to work together to elect Flávio Bolsonaro president. #Desinformação #BolsaFamília #União (translated)

They walk all around. You don't need an expedition to remote corners to find them; you just need to sharpen your sight and awaken your attention. Nature does not hide, on the contrary, it has presence. And you? Are you curious to discover what is around you? (translated)

Paula Schmitt stated that the left defended the release of murderers and supported rapists and traffickers who mutilated people used to transport drugs. She said that this same left classified as terrorists mothers and grandmothers who, according to her, had never stolen a cellphone, and demanded that they be imprisoned for 17 years. Schmitt called these people cowards. #justiça #direitoshumanos #política (translated)

Ursula von der Leyen wrote that G7 members agreed to release 100 million barrels of diesel and crude oil to help stabilize global prices. She also stated that exporters will receive greater flexibility in methane emissions for the next year, which is expected to bring them additional savings. #G7 #energetyka #cenyenergii #PL #G7 (translated)

Orlando Calheiros said he was intrigued by analyses about who was to blame, as he believed they often spared those who received a lot of money to coordinate campaigns, held strategic positions in communication, and did work that he characterized in harsh terms. #Análise #Comunicação #Responsabilidade (translated)

Kriska Carvalho reported that the woman who helps her at home asked how she was doing because of the elections. Carvalho said that after mentioning a tragedy, she heard that the woman intended to vote and regretted not having gone in the first round. According to Carvalho, she did not vote because the polling place was far away. The author stated that many people fail to transfer their voting registration and end up not voting because of the distance, and she advocated for them to go to the polls, linking voting to their survival and that of society. #Eleições2023 #VotoConsciente #Cidadania (translated)

Daniella Marques congratulated the elected officials of the PL party and stated that the party won five state governments in the first round, 19 seats in the Senate, and 121 in the House of Deputies, forming the largest bench in the House. She also highlighted senators Michelle Bolsonaro, Bia Kicis, and Carol de Toni, who, according to Marques, would form the largest female bench in the history of the Senate. The author asked readers to consult the elected officials in their states and said that the competition would proceed to the second round, scheduled for October 25, with Flávio Bolsonaro as candidate number 22. #Eleições2023 #Política #MulheresNaPolítica (translated)

The Blog Fórmula 1 declared support for Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva's candidacy in the second round and stated that Brazilian democracy was once again at risk. The page said that Flávio Bolsonaro had led the first round and that Jair Bolsonaro had been sentenced to more than 27 years in prison for attempting a coup. The publication stated that, although it was not a political page, it had principles and advocated for the representation of women, Black people, LGBTQIAP+ individuals, people with disabilities, and other groups within the Brazilian Formula 1 and motorsport community. It also stated that it was in favor of dialogue and different opinions, as long as they were within the democratic field. The Blog Fórmula 1 criticized the Bolsonaro family and stated that the far-right had been elected democratically in 2018 but had tried to remain in power after losing the most recent election. The page urged the public to discuss and remember the period from 2019 to 2022 and declared support for Lula for October 25. #Democracia #F1Brasil #Eleição2023 (translated)

Flavia Magalhães reported that a 46-year-old Brazilian, Danilo Alves Silva, was arrested after appearing dressed as an ICE agent at Miami Dade College in Kendall during the voting of the Brazilian elections. According to her, he was facing five charges, including voter intimidation, conspiracy to commit bribery, and illegal use of a police insignia. Magalhães reported that, according to the arrest report, Silva was walking around the polling area wearing an ICE cap, sunglasses, a mask, a blue jacket, and boots. Witnesses said he approached people and caused fear among the voters. When questioned by investigators, he allegedly admitted he was not a federal agent and stated that he bought the outfit on Amazon to observe people's reactions after voting. She added that, according to the report, while already detained, Silva allegedly threatened the investigators and offered money to be released. #Eleições #Miami #Justiça (translated)

JH Fonseca stated that members of the Judiciary would be in a panic and starting to back down. He said he is in favor of diplomacy but argued that, according to the history of wars, truces usually occurred only after at least the leaders he deemed evil were removed. https://t.co/GquTTdOF1L #Diplomacia #Paz #Política (translated)

Rê wrote that if people did not realize the situation in time, they could bring to power individuals without empathy for other human beings. He also stated that for these people, money was like a god and that the current government would ultimately be remembered as a paradise. #Empatia #Política #Dinheiro (translated)

André Guedes attributed what he considered to be the poor performance of the Mission to six factors, stating that five were true and one was false, without revealing which. He stated that a reduction in the reach of social media algorithms by the TSE would have harmed lesser-known candidates, keeping them confined to their own bubbles. He also said that Lula and Flávio polarized the dispute, and by avoiding debates, left Renan Santos speaking mainly to his supporters. According to Guedes, presidential candidates used to boost votes for parliamentarians, and less exposure reduced this conversion. Guedes also claimed that MBL did not have access to campaign dissemination in WhatsApp groups because it did not get close to the captain, while former members who did would have fared well. He also mentioned fewer financial resources and the lack of television time as factors. In his assessment, Renan Santos should leave MBL and join the Mission party, as the discourse to oust a president would be different from that necessary to be elected. Finally, he said that Nando Moura had made people aware of issues related to The Phallic Man and the black water tank, stating that the poor performance would be a consequence of that. #Política #Eleições2023 #Missão (translated)

André Guedes assessed that the Mission had a weak performance and presented six possible reasons, stating that five were true and one was false. According to him, changes in social media algorithms would have reduced the reach of lesser-known candidates, keeping them restricted to their own bubbles. Guedes also wrote that Lula and Flávio polarized the dispute and avoided debates, which would have left Renan Santos speaking only to his supporters. He stated that presidential candidates usually helped to elect lawmakers and that less exposure resulted in fewer votes transferred. In the author's assessment, the MBL did not manage to circulate content in WhatsApp groups favorable to Bolsonaro because it did not flatter the "captain"; former MBL members who did so, he wrote, fared well. Guedes also pointed to fewer resources and a lack of television time as factors. He said that Renan Santos should leave the MBL and join the Mission party, arguing that the discourse to take down a president would be different from that necessary to be elected president. Finally, he attributed to Nando Moura the effect of leading people to clash with "The Phallic Man" and the black water tank, which he called a consequence of what happened. #Política #Eleições2023 #Missão (translated)

Marina Silva thanked the voters of São Paulo and stated that she received more than 7,862,400 votes. She said that each vote represented people with different concerns, such as access to clean water, security, the end of the 6x1 work shift, and institutional stability for investments. Silva described the campaign as a collective construction marked, according to her, by dignity, truth, and hope. She thanked her team, the substitutes Djalma Nery and Antônio Neto, the parties PT, PV, PC do B, and PDT, the Federation PSOL-Rede, and the volunteers. She also stated that the candidacy had few financial resources, but had a wide capacity for work and mobilization. She said that the campaign would continue and called for mobilization to reelect President Lula in the second round. Silva stated that the world was facing political, climatic, social, democratic, and value crises, and mentioned floods, droughts, hunger, and violence against women as issues that could not wait for the electoral calendar. According to her, the environmental agenda, women's rights, and caring for those in greatest need would continue to demand presence and courage. #SãoPaulo #Democracia #Esperança (translated)

Marina Silva thanked the voters of São Paulo and stated that her campaign received 7,862,400 votes. She said that the votes represented people with different concerns and goals, including access to clean water, security, the end of the 6x1 work shift, and institutional stability for investments. Silva described the campaign as a journey of dignity, truth, and hope, and thanked her team, substitutes Djalma Nery and Antônio Neto, the parties PT, PV, PC do B, and PDT, the PSOL-Rede Federation, and the volunteers. According to her, the campaign had few financial resources but benefited from broad mobilization and volunteer work. The candidate stated that the political journey would continue and advocated for a permanent campaign for President Lula’s reelection in the second round. She also mentioned political, climate, social, and democratic crises and stated that issues such as floods, droughts, hunger, and violence against women required continuous attention. #SãoPaulo #Democracia #JustiçaSocial (translated)

Sérgio Santos stated that the lack of internet in some polling areas of the country did not affect the functioning of the voting machines, which, according to him, do not use the internet. He also mentioned that power outages in some areas did not have an impact, as the equipment runs on batteries, and he described the system as the best in the world. https://t.co/OHzCFpZxcM #Eleições #UrnasEletrônicas #Tecnologia (translated)