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Márcia Lages published messages of support for Lula and the campaign for free bus transport, as well as asking for Northeasterners to be heard. She stated that Lula had broken Flávio's confidentiality and that he had backed down, and alleged that Nikolas was close to Vorcaro. She also used a derogatory term to refer to Flávio and mentioned a slideshow related to him. #Lula #Nordeste #Brasil (translated)

OG Kira wrote that the publication told the story of a "big orange" and called Flávio a militiaman. He also asked that Northeasterners not be silenced and used hashtags about a PowerPoint on Flávio, the Red Command, Ana Clara, the return of Lula's Army, and vote 13 for Bolsa Família. #PowerpointDoFlavio #OExercitoDoLulaVoltou #Voto13PeloBolsaFamilia #FlavioComandoVermelho #ExplicaAnaClaraFlavio #Nordestinos #Lula #BolsaFamilia (translated)

The author claimed that, in comments on GloboNews, Andreia Sadi had sided with Lula by comparing Vorcaro's fate in the two administrations: according to him, in the previous one, Vorcaro became a banker and, in the current one, a prisoner. He also said that Malu Gaspar had mentioned Felipe Barros, whom he described as a deputy from PL in Paraná who became a senator. He alleged that Barros sent official letters to the CVM and the Central Bank to protect Master and attacked those who tried to liquidate the bank. The author related these attacks to a "hate cabinet" and stated that people investigating former director Renato Gomes were their targets. The author also stated that those responsible for paving the way for Vorcaro, protecting him, and keeping in touch with him had been elected in the first round and were now awaiting the second. He said that, in his view, institutions such as the Police, the Public Ministry, the Central Bank, and the CVM were at stake. In the publication, he also listed slogans, hashtags, and references to Lula, Flávio, the Army, free buses, Ana Clara, Nikolas, Vorcaro, the Northeast, Felca, Fábio Porchat, Lulinha, the Lula Institute, and Northeasterners, among others. In the end, he compared the two administrations, stating that one had made Vorcaro a banker and the other, a prisoner, and asked for the publication to be shared. #Lula #Brasil #Política (translated)

Mauro wrote that Lula had returned to being a “10-star general.” The post included hashtags supporting the president, with references to free buses, Bolsa Família, and the disclosure of confidential information about Flávio, as well as stating that he would have backed down. Mauro also mentioned André Janones and the Northeast, urgently requested support for Lula, and ended with the phrase “those who have nothing to hide fear nothing.” The word “bait” also appeared in the post. https://t.co/nCUVSuzbjp #Lula #Nordeste #Politica (translated)

The profile "Só Quem é LULA 2026" stated that Dani Lima had disclosed information about Flávio Bolsonaro's economic plan. According to the author, an economic ally of Flávio, described as connected to the financial market and Paulo Guedes' right-hand person, advocated for a two-year transition to Bolsa Família and said that beneficiaries should not remain in the program indefinitely. The profile claimed that the ally recorded a second video to explain her statements and that media outlets published corrections. It also stated that Flávio classified the information as fake news invented by Lula, but maintained that it reflected the campaign's plan. The author alleged that the campaign promised benefits to billionaires while deceiving the population and that Bolsa Família and other social protection measures would be harmed. He further stated that people relying on the program were already facing difficulties and warned of potential effects on access to food, education, and medicines. #BolsaFamilia #LulaPeloBrasil #Voto13PeloBolsaFamilia (translated)

Only Who is LULA 2026 stated that Daniela Lima had exposed Flávio Bolsonaro as a friend of militiamen. The author said that, in Rio, militias were equivalent to factions like the Comando Vermelho and the PCC. He also stated that Google searches for Flávio, militia, and Ana Clara had surged and that an old video of Flávio defending militiamen had resurfaced. The profile said that the so-called "Janones Army" was setting the conversation agenda, that Lula was leading the searches amid a breach of secrecy, and that a general had sent an audio message from the hospital with instructions about hashtags and engagement. Among the topics and hashtags mentioned were #TheArmyOfLulaHasReturned, #ExplainAnaClaraFlavio, and #LulaOpenedSecrecyFlavioGaveIn. The author linked the outrage to the allegation that the right-wing candidate was a friend of militiamen and requested that the post be shared. #Milícia #FlávioBolsonaro #CrimeOrganizado (translated)

Only Who is LULA 2026 claimed that Daniela Lima was part of the so-called Lula's Army and that, during a broadcast on Pulso, she was passing information from Janones to the public. According to the author, a general advised supporters not to watch Nicolas's video or generate views or interactions. He also recommended that they quickly skip unwanted content, claiming that the algorithm measured the time spent on the screen. The author stated that Janones was hospitalized but continued to define the topics under discussion, and that supporters understood and applied the strategy. He also listed themes and hashtags that, according to him, were circulating, including #TheArmyOfLulaIsBack, #WithLulaThereWillBeFreeBuses, #ExplainAnaClaraFlavio, #Vote13ForBolsaFamilia, #LulaOpenedSecrecyFlavioGaveIn, and #NoAmnestyForCoupists. He further mentioned Lula, Flávio, Felca, Felipe Neto, Fábio Porchat, Revelando, Acorda Nordeste, and Willer Tomaz. In the end, he argued that supporters should avoid interacting with content they rejected and share the strategy. #OExercitoDoLulaVoltou #LULAPELOBRASIL #SemAnistiaPraGolpista (translated)

The profile "Só Quem é LULA 2026" stated that, five days before the first round, a digital mobilization linked to André Janones had boosted Google searches for Flávio Bolsonaro, militias, and the Ana Clara case. According to the publication, a speech by Flávio in defense of militiamen had started circulating again, while the candidate's campaign tried to contain the fallout. The profile also said that Daniela Lima had presented information about the subject and that Lula was managing to set the agenda with favorable themes for his campaign. The publication stated that the most searched topic on Google regarding Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva was the authorization to break his and his family's banking secrecy. It attributed the online mobilization to Janones and said that he had sent, from the hospital where he was admitted the day before, an audio directing postings about Lula's interview with SBT and the Ana Clara case. According to the profile, Janones intended to request discharge at 1:13 PM. The profile also mentioned hashtags and expressions about Lula, the Ana Clara case, free transportation, and Bolsa Família among the circulating topics, in addition to mentioning Felca, Felipe Neto, Fábio Porchat, and Willer Tomaz. It stated that Flávio's campaign had felt the impact of the digital mobilization. #LULAPELOBRASIL #OExercitoDoLulaVoltou #Voto13PeloBolsaFamilia (translated)

Adnan Peixoto stated that Lula's "Army" would not be overthrown and that his supporters would win the fight. He also called on followers to spread the message and used hashtags about the group's return, Ana Clara Flávio, and the promise of free buses with Lula. #Lula #Força #Luta (translated)

Davi wrote to Omar about Ideas that a man in the hospital needed to explain to someone, whom he referred to in a derogatory manner, that he should not engage "on that side." The publication used the hashtag #ExplicaAnaClaraFlavio. #ExplicaAnaClaraFlavio #Hospital #Explicação #Respeito (translated)