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Paulo Figueiredo stated that the interview with Glenn Greenwald was "tough and honest" and praised Folha for publishing it in full. He also described the headline of the report as very bad and said this was to be expected. https://t.co/BqQqbFhXkL #entrevista #honestidade #jornalismo (translated)

Opposition leader Efraín Alegre, who lost the 2023 presidential election to Peña, says to the Brazilian newspaper Folha de S. Paulo that the president and his vice president belong to a group of people who have "plundered the country's population." #Paraguay #bankkrasch #SantiagoPeña (translated)

Political Analysis stated, citing Folha de SP, that the Lula government and the opposition had reached an agreement to vote the following day on the reduction of the legal age of adulthood. According to the author, it was still not determined which text would be approved: the reduction to 16 years for heinous crimes or to 16 years for any crime and 14 years for heinous cases. He also mentioned that there should be a vote on increasing the maximum period of detention for juvenile offenders in socio-educational units from three to ten years. #ReduçãoDaMaioridadePenal #DireitosHumanos #PolíticaBrasileira (translated)

Jon De Lorraine wrote that Flávio Bolsonaro would have left Brazil after his defeat against Lula and was on his way to the United States with his family, although his arrival there had not been officially confirmed. He mentioned that Reuters relied on two sources, one of which was within the U.S. government, while CNN Brasil quoted relatives claiming Flávio had left with his wife and their two daughters. According to his message, the Brazilian federal police had cancelled Flávio Bolsonaro's passports, including his diplomatic passport, after the expiration of the 24-hour deadline set by Judge Alexandre de Moraes. A police source reportedly stated that he had not left the country through any regular immigration control point. Reuters also reported that his daughters were absent from their schools in Brasília on Tuesday. De Lorraine added that Argentine authorities had no record of his entry into the country and had not found any flight plan mentioning the Bolsonaro family on the private plane reported in Puerto Iguazú. The spokesperson for Argentine President Javier Milei reportedly indicated that no asylum request had been filed in Argentina. De Lorraine also wrote that Flávio Bolsonaro would lose his parliamentary immunity on February 1, 2027, at the end of his senator term on January 31, and that he would not benefit from constitutional protections related to the presidency after his electoral defeat. However, according to the message, he could still be subject to the Brazilian Supreme Court in certain investigations after the end of his term. His brother Eduardo Bolsonaro had stated before the election that he favored his departure from the country in the event of a defeat, while Flávio still assured on Monday that he would remain in Brazil to organize the opposition to Lula. De Lorraine cited Reuters, CNN Brasil, Deutsche Welle, Folha de S.Paulo, and BBC Brasil. #FlávioBolsonaro #PolitiqueBrésilienne #ActualitéInternationale (translated)

Jon De Lorraine reported that Infobae claimed that Flávio Bolsonaro crossed the Brazilian border from Monday night to Tuesday to join Puerto Iguazú, Argentina, following his defeat against Lula in Sunday’s presidential election. According to the media, he would have only had his identity card. A private Gulfstream G400 registered LV-JQW, belonging to Baires Fly, was then scheduled to take off at 2 a.m. for the United States, with formalities requested for four passengers and three crew members. De Lorraine added that Judge Alexandre de Moraes of the Brazilian Supreme Court had just prohibited Bolsonaro from leaving the country and ordered him to surrender his passports within 24 hours, as part of an investigation into alleged money laundering. The Brazilian federal police were checking border crossings and flights, he wrote. However, he indicated that TN reported that a private plane had been held in Puerto Iguazú and that Bolsonaro ultimately would not have crossed the border. His relatives had also denied any escape. According to De Lorraine, no crossing into Argentina or boarding for the United States had been confirmed at this stage. #Brésil #FlávioBolsonaro #Politique (translated)

The author directed readers to an essay published that day by The Nation, originally in Portuguese in Folha de Sao Paulo, which they said offered a glimpse of the moral, character and political differences between Brazil’s presidential candidates Lula da Silva and Flavio Bolsonaro. #Brasil #Eleições2022 #Política #BR (translated)

BCharts claimed that Folha said it had access to a draft from the TSE proposing to block WhatsApp channels with more than 200,000 users between 48 hours before and 24 hours after the elections. The author questioned whether the measure would be censorship. https://t.co/J7nuXemtvh #Censura #Eleições2024 #WhatsApp (translated)

The journalist stated that Flávio Bolsonaro's campaign filed a request with the TSE asking for measures against the digital mobilization associated with President Lula and led by André Janones. According to the author, the request aimed to contain, on Google, X, and Meta, the coordinated amplification of searches, search suggestions, and hashtags that could harm the campaign. The journalist questioned whether searches conducted by thousands of Brazilians about the Bolsonaros would also be subject to restrictions and stated that, on the same day, Pablo Marçal gathered about 300 influencers to coordinate digital actions in favor of Flávio. The author accused the campaign of applying different criteria to the mobilization of supporters and opponents, citing as sources the process 0603214-33.2026.6.00.0000 from the TSE and Folha de S.Paulo. #LiberdadeDeExpressão #Censura #Eleições2024 (translated)

Janoninho claimed that a video showed why, in his assessment, the opponents could not win if the mobilization on social media continued. He said that Lula had surpassed Flávio in the digital popularity index of Quaest, with data from Folha, and that the correlation of the index with the polls was nearly 90%. The author also argued that performance on social media was reflected in the polls and urged his supporters to ignore the opponents' posts, mobilize more people, like and share content, and maintain activity. #Eleições2024 #Mobilização #Lula (translated)

Max Cardoso said he found the dispute between Metrópoles and Folha “enjoyable to watch” and stated that the fights in the Brazilian mainstream media were already ruining his popcorn. He assessed that everyone was wrong in the story and compared the country’s press to a cabaret. https://t.co/3aosCPTPCN #Jornalismo #Imprensa #Brasil (translated)

Pri stated that leaked messages showed Vorcaro offering R$ 1 million to a crisis manager to contain and soften a profile published by Folha in August 2024, during the week of the operation with BRB. According to her, director Sérgio Dávila received the banker in the newsroom, and the article was published in a softer tone, with compliments to Master. #Corrupção #Jornalismo #Escândalo (translated)

SPACE LIBERDADE stated that Daniel Vorcaro paid R$ 1 million to delay and soften a report in Folha de S.Paulo. According to the profile, the editorial director Sérgio Dávila complied with Vorcaro's requests, and the text about the banker was published according to his expectations. https://t.co/Evd3eHE1Ca #PolíticaBrasil #Corrupção #Jornalismo (translated)

Pri wrote that, according to Folha de S.Paulo, Adolfo Sachsida was Jair Bolsonaro's favorite to lead the Ministry of Finance in a possible Flávio Bolsonaro government. She also stated that Sachsida had indicated that Petrobras, Banco do Brasil, and Caixa would not be privatized. https://t.co/CaqealAy8k #política #Brasil #economia (translated)