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🚨 EXCLUSIVE: In a meeting last night, groups from the São Paulo Situation defined that Harry Massis WILL NOT be the candidate for the presidency at the end of the year. In recent weeks, Massis informed his political allies of his desire to run, but yesterday he was informed that he would not have the support of the other groups. Vinicius Medeiros, from Legião Tricolor, is the favorite. José Edgard Galvão and Mário Braga are also in the running. The meeting also served to define the name of the slate, which will be "São Paulo ahead," with a sky blue visual identity. (translated)

🚨 URGENT 🚨 Daniela Lima has brought a bombshell on Pulso Político. Everyone needs to share it. The tone around Flávio is no longer campaigning. It is a threat. Flávio claims to be moderate. Yesterday he presented Pablo Marçal as an active part of the campaign. In the live stream with Daniela Marques, his economic guru, the title was holy war. Catholics and evangelicals against each other. Macumba and satanism in the middle of the sentence. Fear as a method. If you thought it was heavy, it gets worse. Allan dos Santos, a fugitive in the United States, convicted of threats, defamation, and slander, attacked a bishop of the Catholic Church. The bishop had asked for mercy from Our Lady Aparecida in the face of gunfire at the CNBB. The response was insults. The Church is already monitoring the attacks on bishops on social media. This is the group. This is the tone. With Flávio's victory, the message goes from live stream to government. Persecution of the Christian faith is not a theory. It’s already in the video. No coup ever again is trending. Lula 1 and 2 is trending too. Three more to go. The weakness is thinking this stops at the election. Don't watch the debate and pretend you didn't see it. Globo goes unnoticed. Flow too. Cármen Lúcia and Merval occupy the scroll. The play is different. Share it. The Brazilian people need to hear this before voting. (translated)

🚨 ARMY, take note! 💜 Paramo and OCESA shared the official recommendations for the BTS concerts in Bogotá this October 2 and 3. In this first part, you will find the entrance times, general recommendations, and the items you can bring to the El Campín Stadium. 🕟 Gates: 4:30 p.m. 💜 BTS: 8:00 p.m. Review all the information before heading to the stadium and share it with your ARMY group. 🫂 #BTS_WORLDTOUR_ARIRANG #BTS_WORLDTOUR_ARIRANG_BOGOTA #BogotáRecibeABTS (translated)

🔴 VOX and Patriots have convinced more than 160 deputies from 4 political groups and 19 countries to join our request for a "special commission" on Ceuta. Happy with the support gained, proud of the unanimity of @PatriotsEP, grateful to those who have joined and about... (translated)

This is very serious: US$ 1 MILLION AGAINST THE STF Revealed campaign from the Trump government. The government of Donald Trump allocated US$ 1 million to finance a campaign against the STF in Brazil. The revelations were published this Thursday by the British newspaper The Guardian, which points out how resources originally intended by the US for the global human rights agenda were redirected to the interests of the American far right. According to the report, a US$ 1 million grant titled "Combating Lawfare and Censorship in Brazil" would finance civil society groups that oppose what is described as excessive judicial action and censorship by the Supreme Court of Brazil. "The Trump administration imposed sanctions on Brazilian minister Alexandre de Moraes last year, following pressure from Eduardo Bolsonaro, the son of the former president," the article recalled. According to the newspaper, a Democratic congressional aide stated that a senator from the Foreign Relations Committee, Jeanne Shaheen, had maintained the blockage of ten disbursements totaling US$ 22 million, intended for projects in Brazil, South Africa, and Nigeria, as well as for promoting a right-wing ideology in the UK and Europe. This week, Shaheen sent a letter to the Trump administration to denounce interference in the Brazilian election and demand the White House recognize the election results in the country. "Throughout President Trump's second term, we observed US authorities engaged in a campaign of interference and destabilization in Brazil," the senator said in the document. "This effort intensified dramatically during the summer of 2025, when the Administration imposed targeted tariffs and sanctions in an attempt to influence the verdict of the Brazilian Supreme Court in the trial of former president Jair Bolsonaro, accused of attempting to foment a military coup to remain in power," she stated. According to the aide consulted by the newspaper, Secretary of State Marco Rubio had personally signed a memorandum to ignore the senator's blockages and authorize the allocation of funds. Destabilizing the STF For observers and diplomats, destabilizing the STF has become a priority for the Brazilian and foreign far right. The movement sees the institution as a brake on implementing an ultra-conservative project in the country and regaining freedom of action on all fronts. The money comes from the Fund for Human Rights and Democracy, created to finance Trump's conservative agenda around the world and, according to its critics, to attack any form of opposition. "The largest disbursement, totaling US$ 40 million, was allocated to a consortium led by the Victims of Communism Memorial Foundation (VOC) — a non-profit anti-communist organization that, in the past, had received much lower amounts in grants," the report indicated. A background check document from the Department of State, consulted by The Guardian, records previous contracts between the foundation and the agency totaling US$ 96,997 in the last five years — all in the fiscal year 2022 — and notes that the organization underwent a check in 2019 related to tickets for the foundation's gala event. The document also identifies Andrew Bremberg — former domestic policy advisor to the White House during the Trump administration and former US ambassador to the UN office in Europe — as a "senior leader" of the foundation. Via ICL COUP NEVER AGAIN (translated)

Trump sent $1 million to fund a campaign against the Supreme Court in Brazil, according to the British newspaper The Guardian. The $1 million subsidy, titled "Combatting Lawfare and Censorship in Brazil," would finance civil society groups, that is, bozos, who attack the Supreme Court with the talk of judicial dictatorship. Jamil Chade published this news recently in ICL. The election is Lula vs. Trump. (translated)

I have been saying for a long time: we have an economy in the shape of the letter K and inequality is growing. On one side there will be mass layoffs, and on the other side we will have million-dollar salaries for doctors and other beneficiaries of the record deficit. (translated)

The Marinho family never accepted Lula. Not because they lost something, but because they never controlled everything. The Marinho family has never lost money, concessions, prestige, or influence during Lula's governments. On the contrary: they grew, profited, and continued as one of the largest media groups in the country. Yet, they act as if they owned Brazil. The problem has never been economic. It's class-related. It's the historical discomfort of seeing a worker govern the country, expand rights, and reduce inequalities without asking for the elite's blessing. Journalists who release shady "stories" and PowerPoints have been fulfilling this role for decades: vocalizing the interests of those in power, whether in the Globo Group or in Faria Lima, which, at heart, operate under the same logic. This family has spent the century sabotaging popular projects, helped sustain dictatorships, criminalized social leaders, and whenever Brazil tried to advance, they worked to pull the country backward. A coup is Globo's constant attempt to manipulate public opinion. And still, it is Lula who returns to rebuild. Always! There’s a lot of karma for these people. BRAZIL WITH LULA ON THE FLOW DO NOT WATCH THE DEBATE NO MORE COUP TURN OFF GLOBO (translated)

Cristiano Ronaldo gave a lot to the National Team. In individual and historical terms, no Portuguese has given more. That is the truth. But what did the National Team give to Cristiano Ronaldo? I remember well how, even at open training sessions, that group embraced an 18-year-old kid. And we are talking about the first generation with full recognition abroad. Luís Figo (Ballon d'Or), Rui Costa, Pauleta, Fernando Couto, the great generation of FC Porto under Mourinho. They also had reasons to feel proud and to be main figures. It was beautiful to see the passing of the torch in 2004 and 2006 where CR7 was welcomed, cherished, and thrown to the lions with warm support. Now I want you to think with me, what would have happened to Cristiano Ronaldo if in 2004, when he came on at halftime of Portugal's first game in the Euro, someone who left had started to throw a tantrum? Sour face? Consecutive press conferences with 10 questions on the subject? Wouldn't this have affected him? This is also what a National Team is about: knowing how to welcome those who arrive, protecting those who are taking their first steps, and, above all, knowing how to pass on the torch. The generation of Figo, Rui Costa, Pauleta, Fernando Couto, and company did this with Cristiano Ronaldo. And perhaps one of the greatest responsibilities of the established players, the captains of a National Team is precisely this: to ensure that the next generation enters through the door with warm support and the capacity to embrace the future. Very sad what CR7 did with Gonçalo Ramos, Fábio Silva, João Félix, etc. Yes, Ronaldo gave a lot to the National Team. But he also drank a lot from the generation of the National Team that was there when he arrived. I sincerely believe that only Alex Ferguson gave him more. The way CR7 leaves the National Team in flames is the biggest failure of the colossal career of the former captain of the National Team. (translated)

🤔Some reflections on the voting on Friday 👇 🫡 Left-wing parties will abide by what social organizations say, as happened with the RD of Palestine. 😮‍💨 That this generates relief in the PSOE and Sumar (while making things easier for Junts and the PNV) and causes some 😠 frustration in the squares and left-wing groups should be understood as the reality of politics. The congratulations from Minister Puente, so outraged these days by the maximalism of the demands, say it all. 📰 Just look at today's covers of the progressive media to understand that we are in another scenario. The media expect that the squares will empty from tomorrow. 🤔Could it have been different? Rufián disavowing Junqueras by saying that ERC's vote was not assured, or various economists from the Sumar environment criticizing the measures of the decrees as insufficient, made me think that there could be a pressure block on the Government beyond Podemos and squares full of younger individuals more radicalized than the social organizations. 🙋🏻‍♂️🙋‍♀️ But it is the tenant unions that are responsible for pinpointing the scope of their objectives and defining their strategy for mobilization and negotiation. And this must be accepted. 🚩However, beyond that, the street has once again taken on political prominence in Spain and has gone beyond social organizations. The squares, as was the case with 15M, have managed to place the debate on housing (an ideological one, without a doubt) at the political center and have allowed left mobilization to regain momentum. 🔴 From the experiences of mobilization processes, new political leaders always emerge. I have spoken with some members of youth political organizations who have learned a lot these days from their prominence in the squares. Order reigns in Berlin... For now... (translated)

It was with great honor that I participated in the hearing of the PPE Group on the theme "Women in the European Armed Forces," at the invitation of MEPs General Christophe Gomart and Željana ZOVKO. At a time when Europe is strengthening its defense capabilities, we must... (translated)

Obviously, it is not a request based on anything serious, and that is GOOD. Good? Are you crazy? People, this action from Paulinho da Força makes it clear that there is no longer a chance for agreement between factions, the fate has been laid on the table, and there is only room for 1 group. It is the end of the 6th Republic. (translated)

Franco Colapinto spoke again about hate on social media: “I think we talk about the same thing every weekend and abuse is something that has been present for a long time. Of course, there are moments when it is worse than others. As drivers, we have the responsibility to try to improve it.” “We continue to work together to try to improve the situation. It’s complicated; I think it comes from each group of fans or each driver... Some are worse than others because they are more passionate. It’s something difficult to control from our side.” (translated)