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People with autism and their families need support, guidance, and care. That's why we created the TEA Paulista Centers, spaces designed to provide support and expand inclusion and autonomy opportunities. Moreover, in addition to the units in the capital and in Bauru, we will extend this care to the entire state, with new TEA Centers in Araçatuba, Araraquara, Barueri, Marília, Presidente Prudente, São Bernardo do Campo, and Guarulhos. In São Paulo, no one will be left behind. (translated)

I really hate the bets. If there’s something that makes me more enraged on the face of the Earth, it’s the bets, for all the harm they produce to families. (including we were one of the first to make a video against the bets more than 3 years ago) But there is one point: this government has spent the last four years supporting and encouraging the bets. They had the bets as their main ally for a long time. And now, for purely electoral reasons, without apparently making a true and long-term decision, they resolved to prohibit the bets with a stroke of the pen. What does this mean in practice? As much as I don’t like the bets, it means great legal instability in the country. This has happened in the past: a government encourages borrowing and the purchase of small credits when interest rates are lower. Then, they say these were risky operations. This happens every now and then: they encourage something and then legally prohibit it when it’s not electorally convenient. It’s the use of the Judiciary for politics. And if we do an economic analysis of the legal institutions, what do we find? Legal instability and lack of credibility, which drives away investors because they cannot trust even the minimal legal basis of how the rules work. But at least they banned the bets, right? I don’t know, after the election it might change again. (translated)

Action group threatens with nationwide protests if the Netherlands participates in the Song Festival. I'm really sick of all those protest actions against Israel. Don't you have a life, no hobbies, no friends or family? Go out onto the street. For what? It doesn't matter. As long as it's against Israel. Bring a Palestinian flag, cover your face, and go. Get a life! (translated)

The anti-eviction decree is a way to effectively nullify private property in Spain: our country is at the bottom of Europe in spending on protected housing, and now the Government is telling landlords to give away their apartments because it does not want bad headlines since 2027 is an election year. The complete political ineffectiveness is being privatized among ordinary people. No, it is not fair: politics creates a problem – it does not build enough because that would require giving up other more electoral and short-term budgets – and expects individuals to bear the consequences. Only 8% of the rental market is made up of vulture funds: the rest (92%) are small property owners, and property is not concentrated, as stated by the Bank of Spain. No, they are not millionaires either: they are families who can continue being the middle class of before, in part thanks to those rents they use to care for the grandparents, to avoid a worse family situation, etc. The other drama of the anti-eviction decree is that its effects are VERY detrimental to the vulnerable it claims to defend. If the landlord knows that a vulnerable person may cause payment problems, they will directly not rent to them: families with few children and low incomes are already being directly expelled from the rental market. One needs to go out a bit more to understand what this is about. MariCarmen is being politically exploited, not to address the problems she herself has suffered, as well as many other people in our country who equally deserve a roof, but to avoid bad headlines on the eve of an election. Yesterday on @elsmatins of TV3: (translated)

"The government is not legally obliged, it is morally obliged. Morally it is obliged. People are suffering, people are struggling. Many people, families, are deeply affected by this. It's not just the cost of gasoline, it's the cost afterwards in everything else, due to the impact that this increase in fuel costs has. Therefore, morally, the government should reflect and do its part. And its part is, once in a lifetime, instead of coming with the argument: 'We are not making a profit', to be able to say at least once: 'We are truly helping people.'" (translated)

The campaign My Home is Your Home, promoted by FAADA and Fundación Affinity, denounces the widespread prohibitions of animals in rental homes in Spain, highlighting how this exclusion contributes to the vulnerability of multi-species families and emphasizing the need to consider the home as a space that transcends mere physical structures to include the affections and bonds that unite us with our animal companions. (translated)

The bets have fallen. And Jones Manoel has been in this fight since the beginning! President Lula signed on Friday the Provisional Measure that prohibits bets and online casinos in Brazil. Jones has been pushing this point since before he was a candidate. Bets have been destroying Brazilian families in the name of billionaires' profits. In the first half of 2026 alone, betting houses earned R$ 20 billion. It's our money that could be circulating in trade, services, and the real economy. And those who gamble go into debt 40% more than those who don't, according to a survey by Sicredi. Studies indicate that betting may have reduced Brazilian economic activity by up to R$ 141 billion in 2025. An impact 5 times greater than Trump's tariff increase. Now comes the second part of the fight. The owners of this million-dollar business will pressure to overturn or weaken this measure. To defend this achievement, we need people in Congress who are not committed to bankers, betting houses, or any sector that profits from the indebtedness of the working class. For federal deputy from Pernambuco, vote Jones Manoel, 5050! (translated)

The power brokers came out to say that the baby teeth found by the searching mothers is “old news,” as if that diminishes its importance. THE NARRATIVE GETS WORSE, YOU FOOLS! If the news is old, then how long have those families been without answers? How long without justice? How long without being a priority for the government? (translated)

We have ended the bets in Brazil! Today, President Lula signed the MP that ends the bets in our country. These bets were compromising family income, bringing suffering into homes and causing significant social and economic damage. Therefore, the end of the bets is a great measure to protect Brazilians. Additionally, the state will stand by the families who became indebted through the Novo Desenrola, which will restructure debts and guarantee the opportunity for a new beginning. More protection, more income, and more opportunities for everyone. Vote 13! (translated)

Fundamental the decision of President Lula to prohibit bets in Brazil. We are experiencing an epidemic of gambling. It is causing debt and destroying families. We received this cursed legacy from the governments of Temer and Bolsonaro. The latter had a legal obligation to regulate. He did not do it. We created regulation to try to organize and impose limits. I proposed a ban on advertising, like alcohol and tobacco. Congress never put it on the agenda. These people have a lot of power, football clubs, TV networks, politicians. It has gone poorly for the Brazilian people. President Lula is doing very well to prohibit gambling. It is not controllable as previously thought. It hits families hard, especially women, who take care of families the most. This will be a big battle that will need popular support. It is a business that harms the Brazilian economy and crushes our people. For the end of bets! (translated)

Bets do not produce anything. They do not generate a job, a factory, a screw. They only transfer income from workers to speculation. The measure from President Lula that prohibits gambling is a historic advance and a blow to casino capitalism, which has placed financialization above production and indebted millions of Brazilian families. But prohibition is just the beginning. Brazil needs to start investing again in what truly generates wealth: industry, science, technology, and quality jobs. We need a National Development Project based on re-industrialization, with the state planning the future and work at the center of the economy. Now it's up to Congress to pass the measure. And it is to fight for this project that I am running for Federal Deputy. Elias Jabbour 6577. For Brazil that produces. (translated)

Lula's decision to end the bets nine days before the election opens up a huge opportunity for @FlavioBolsonaro's marketing team. I would create a very simple TV program: A financially struggling family. Ads for bets. The timeline of regulation. Authorized companies. Revenue. Cuts to: "9 DAYS TO THE ELECTION." And Lula announces the end of the bets. No attack. Just one question: "If it was so harmful to families, why now?" In politics, the timeline can be more devastating than any measure. (translated)

🚨 LULA BANS BETS A WEEK BEFORE THE ELECTION. TIGRINHO'S DAD NOW WANTS TO POSE AS A SAVIOR. The law that legalized online casinos in Brazil has his signature. It was almost three years of tigrinho on the Brazilian's cellphone. According to the Central Bank, 3 billion from Bolsa Família went to the bets in a single month. The government watched and collected. Now, with a week to the polls, he signs the prohibition and says he will save families. It was the same with the blusinhas fee: he created it, and in an election year he himself removed it. HE CREATES THE DISEASE AND SELLS THE CURE. IS BRAZIL GOING TO FALL FOR THIS AGAIN? (translated)