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Laudelino said that he was closely following the situation in France, a country where he worked for a French company, studied the language, and had friends. In his assessment, the French situation resembled that of Brazil: although he considered the people good, he stated that they had lost the means to have their will respected. He wrote that in both countries, the parties, the press, and the state apparatus were leftist and that representative democracy had failed, leaving the interests of the population as a secondary concern. He also mentioned that there were already discussions about restoring the monarchy in France. Regarding French politics, he noted that Marie le Pen, a right-wing candidate, was emerging as the favorite, while the political structure resisted the possibility of losing space or rights. According to Laudelino, the French state consumed 57% of GDP per year, and since Mitterrand, the political proposal had been to continue spending and raising taxes. He stated that France was a Christian country but had become socialist and, for that reason, was bankrupt. As a solution for France and Brazil, he pointed to the past and cited Vendée, Louis IX, and Joan of Arc, in addition to criticizing the French Revolution, Bonapartism, and socialism. In conclusion, he said that the problem of both countries was the "software." #França #Democracia #História (translated)

Fabio Wajngarten stated that Renata Lo Prete had conducted the second round of interviews well, in contrast to the previous round. He described her as calm, polite, firm, and kind, and requested that Globo place her at the main desk alongside Andrea Saddi. Wajngarten also criticized presenters who, according to him, prioritized seeking repercussion instead of checking the facts. #Jornalismo #Debate #Globo (translated)

Roberto Reis evaluated Globo's interview with Lula and Flávio, assigning grades of 6 and 8, respectively. According to him, Lula avoided major mistakes and communicated his ideas, although his hoarse voice bothered some voters in qualitative assessments. Reis stated that the president did little to promote his proposals, attacked Flávio minimally, and did not highlight the bus fare issue. He also criticized Lula's tendency to overly contextualize his answers, which, in his evaluation, reduced the time to address the main points and hindered the production of snippets for social media. Regarding Flávio, Reis said he defended the continuity of social programs, attacked Lula, and accused the opposing campaign of spreading false information. He also emphasized the candidate's statement that Lula would have forgotten about Bolsa Família for four years, while he would remember the program every day. Reis assessed that Flávio dodged questions that could become traps but noted that Renata pressed for answers not given and was, at times, more incisive with him. Reis considered that Flávio achieved more objectives than Lula and won the interview. According to his evaluation, Lula made a serious mistake when responding about Bolsa Família, allowing the opponent to exploit the issue, while Flávio did not have serious flaws. Although he stated that Flávio did not have an extraordinary performance, Reis affirmed that the result was positive for him, who, according to the author, was leading the polls as he approached the final stretch of the campaign. #Eleições2023 #PolíticaBrasil #DebateEleitoral (translated)

Marina Silva expressed solidarity with federal deputy Ana Elisa, who was described as the youngest black woman elected to the position in Brazil at 21 years old. Silva wrote that Ana Elisa was being investigated by the Electoral Justice after Flávio Bolsonaro filed a complaint against her for posts on social media. According to Silva, Ana Elisa stated that this was not the first attempt to silence her. Silva also said that political gender violence should not be normalized. #ViolênciaDeGênero #Política #DireitosDasMulheres (translated)

Carlos Bolsonaro advocated for a political change and associated Flávio Bolsonaro with growth and more favorable conditions for entrepreneurship and production. In contrast, he attributed the increase in taxes, endless difficulties, and the waste of money to Lula. He also wrote that, on the 25th, the number would be 22. https://t.co/Nm5bREehyW #Eleições2022 #Economia #Empreendedorismo (translated)

Santos FC announced that Agibank has become the main sponsor of the club, in an agreement valid until the end of the 2026 season. According to the club, the brand would occupy the main space on the front of the men's professional team's jersey, with its debut scheduled for Sunday, October 18, in the match against Fluminense at Maracanã. Santos stated that the partnership would bring the bank, which positions itself as popular, closer to different audiences through the fans and the club's tradition. https://t.co/wfqZGUGco5 #SantosFC #Agibank #FutebolBrasileiro (translated)

Felipe Neto stated that, after engaging on social media during the 2022 campaign alongside a few people, he saw the left expand its digital presence in the following four years. According to him, this advancement was important, although the environment was unequal: the algorithm would favor radicalization and hate speech, while companies like Meta would have acted to limit progressive posts and benefit conservative discourse. Neto said that, in the view of executives, these decisions would be part of business freedom, but he classified them as interference in national sovereignty. He also argued that platforms with significant communication power should be held accountable for the consequences of their decisions. Despite considering the election outcome disastrous, he said that the last four years showed reasons for hope. In Neto's assessment, the rise of the far-right in Brazil could boost resistance and strengthen the left's grassroots efforts both on the streets and online. He stated that the digital strength of the left, which was previously hard to imagine, was already a reality and urged people not to remain silent, but to question, research, and confront the scenario. #EsquerdaDigital #Resistência #LiberdadeDeExpressão (translated)

Gilson Machado Filho reported that he would participate that day in a hearing at Folha de Pernambuco, which he described as a very important space and predominantly leftist. He asked what he should say to help Flávio Bolsonaro, associated with the number 22. #Política #Eleições2022 #Pernambuco (translated)

Expectation management has become as crucial as negotiation in the growing and demanding office market in Lisbon, where the new dynamics of institutional owners and an offer of modern spaces have transformed the contractual conditions and Tenant Representation strategies. #MercadoImobiliário #Lisboa #TenantRepresentation (translated)

The article discusses the difference between demonstration and illegal occupation of public space, criticizing the authorities' response and characterizing figures as the Good, Bad, and Villain in relation to recent events in Porto. #OrdemPública #Manifestações #PolíticaPortuguesa (translated)

Renato Souza reported that, upon leaving a TV station in 2023, he received seven job offers. One of them came from a consulting firm whose partner, according to what he later discovered, had worked as a lobbyist for a company with financial ties to Banco Master. The consulting firm mentioned a major client and a contract still pending signature, but did not reveal who it was; Souza said he even thought it might be Banco do Brasil. The position would involve monitoring legal processes, uncovering background information, and anticipating decisions based on the analysis of the legal landscape for major clients. Souza stated that he found it strange that he would not be writing articles, but would be sending information and maintaining contact with sources. The conversation ended in the first meeting. Days later, he declined the invitation without knowing the salary or the conditions and chose another offer, one of the few on a CLT contract, for stability and predictability. Souza remarked that Brasília, despite having 3 million inhabitants, seemed to him marked by closed cycles. He said he chose journalism at the age of 10 and did not enter the profession for the money, although he considered it important for excellent work to be well compensated. For him, pursuing that dream could also bring the certainty of doing the right thing. #jornalismo #carreira #Brasília (translated)

The housing crisis in Portugal, although serious and legitimate, does not justify the occupation of public spaces, as this constitutes a form of appropriation that ignores the common rules that guarantee everyone's right to the use of those spaces. #CriseDaHabitação #DireitosHumanos #EspaçoPúblico (translated)

Carris Metropolitana announced the reinforcement of its fleet with 37 new electric buses, in an investment of 16 million euros, although it faces operational difficulties due to lack of space at the bus terminals in Lisbon. #Lisboa #TransportePúblico #Sustentabilidade (translated)

Jones Manoel stated that the Senzala Cultural Movement had organized mobilization activities and distributed leaflets in the following days, with the aim of supporting the reelection of President Lula. He said that Jaboatão had been governed for years by Bolsonaro-supporting families who, according to him, had destroyed the city, and he advocated for increasing dialogue with the population to combat Bolsonarism and its projects. Manoel also stated that his candidacy had been the second most voted in the municipality and said that this showed that workers would no longer accept attacks from the same families. #Lula2024 #Jaboatão #Mobilização (translated)

Renato Souza stated that, after keeping the Lula's Army channel off the air for 48 hours, the TSE decided that the suspension would not be applied to new initiatives of that kind. He said that, with this, the Flávio's Troop channel would not receive the same punishment, which, in his assessment, would create inequality in the competition. #JustiçaEleitoral #Eleições2022 #Desigualdade (translated)