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Fernando Álvarez praised the Brewers' play and stated that the team did not give up, that its players understood their roles, and that they paid attention to details and fundamentals. He also emphasized the contribution of each member and described the team as humble but with a lot of personality, something that, he wrote, was reflected on the field. #ThisIsMyCrew #Postseason #WorldSeries #Béisbol #Brewers #Deporte (translated)

Geraldo Alckmin stated that, between Rio and Salvador, he was speaking with undecided voters about the second round. In Bahia, he said he presented, alongside re-elected governor Jerônimo Rodrigues and vice-governor Geraldo Júnior, the results he attributed to Lula's government and proposals to promote changes, during a meeting with businessmen and representatives of the state's sectors. Alckmin declared that Brazil would advance with work. #Eleições2023 #VotoConsciente #BrasilAvançando (translated)

Jones Manoel stated that the cuts threatened health, education, pensions, the BPC, and public services. He advocated for intensifying the campaign in the streets and online, in addition to dialoguing and listening to people to explain why, in his view, Flávio Bolsonaro's political program represented a death project for Brazil. Manoel said he believed that the campaign could turn around and win. #Saúde #Educação #Brasil (translated)

Rubens Menin stated that Atlético Mineiro took another important step and praised the team's performance, which, according to him, reflected the results of the last few months, with authority and humility. He also said that the MRV Arena was once again an ally of the team and emphasized that there was still a lot ahead. Menin congratulated the Atlético fans and stated that they made a difference. #Galo #Futebol #Torcida (translated)

The Central Right criticized the performance of the Liberal Party (PL) on social media, which it considered slow in engaging voters, responding to false information, and keeping up with trends. It stated that the page managers would receive at least R$ 5,000.00 for their work and said it would do a better job if it received the profiles and graphic design. The author also criticized the party's dependency, which it claimed had a fund of R$ 1 billion, on smaller profiles to initiate digital mobilizations. It cited Serafim, with 115,000 followers; Leme, with 90,000; Haay, with 41,000; Central, with 28,000; Barlatti, with 21,000; and Conserva, with 9,000. It said that X was important to launch agendas that later resonated on other networks. Regarding the campaign in the streets, it stated that André Fernandes and Nikolas Ferreira were among the only elected deputies to promote and mobilize in-person actions. It suggested that other parliamentarians organize sticker campaigns or demonstrations in busy places. Central Right said that until the day before, supporters were discussing who would be the Minister of Finance, although Flávio had not yet been elected. It asked them to avoid arrogance and stated that an election held the next day could be decided by around 1 million votes. It also recommended that voters with relatives traveling on the voting date ask them to reconsider their plans. The author stated that the street acts of Flávio's campaign would start on 15/10 and requested mass dissemination. It informed that Bloquinho do 22 would be held on 18/10, on Avenida Paulista, in São Paulo, and asked for support to publicize the event. It also advocated mobilization until October 25 and said that if the PL depended solely on itself to maintain an active campaign, it would hardly win. Despite the criticisms of the party, it stated that the group was in the lead and called for resilience and mobilization. #Mobilização #CampanhaDigital #Eleições2023 (translated)

Pablo Iglesias stated that the day before, a member of Más Madrid had offered a participation tool that mobilized more than 100,000 people and, according to him, served as a humbling experience for many. He also maintained that the primaries could inspire and unite the left. https://t.co/IPN1EoH33g #MásMadrid #Primarias #UniónIzquierda (translated)

He is a great friend, an extraordinary person, humility personified, it was a privilege to see him grow, never with a bad face and very underrated I believe. We value him a lot, the teammates. For a passer like me with the runs he made, he had it all. He is a brutal player," Xavi praised him. #PedroRodríguez #FCBarcelona #DespedidaFutbolística (translated)

The Blog Fórmula 1 stated that Formula 1 should be accessible to everyone and advocated for the presence of people from different social classes, political positions, women, Black people, LGBTQIAP+ individuals, and people with disabilities in motorsport. According to the page, the participation of these groups upset some people, but its members would continue to speak out. The blog said it started in March 2021, when Brazil was recording a daily death record, while its author was working a 6x1 shift. At the time, he stated, the then-president — whom he described as currently convicted and imprisoned — reacted to the deaths by saying he was not a gravedigger. The page noted that it grew and provided the author with experiences such as watching a race in Interlagos and receiving VIP access. He said these experiences made him realize the gap between the luxury of motorsport and the reality of those with fewer resources, and that he considered it important to expand access to this environment. The Blog Fórmula 1 also stated that it preferred to seek sponsorships and partnerships without self-censorship or pretending to be something it was not. It mentioned that all pages, major newspapers, television broadcasters, and Formula 1 itself had biases, and that sports and politics had been intertwined since the 1950s. The page added that it had more contributors, including journalists, and that it had already helped columnists who later went on to major Brazilian portals. Finally, it expressed a desire to contribute to a more diverse motorsport community in Brazil and invited people to get in touch and take a stand. #F1 #Diversidade #Automobilismo (translated)

Sincerão wrote that Maestro Júnior found it difficult for anyone to emerge with the same genius and humility as Cristiano Ronaldo, whom he pointed out as an example for several generations. According to the report, Maestro Júnior also stated that the situation involving Ronaldo and Jorge Jesus would never happen with Messi. https://t.co/CxNAclCTDv #CristianoRonaldo #Messi #Futebol (translated)

Cláudia Teixeira stated that the refusal of a selfie with the players from Benin contradicted the image of humility attributed to the person she referred to as the idol of the ungrateful and exposed, according to her, a lie. https://t.co/0yymwddJKT #humildade #ídolo #Benim (translated)

BTS Argentina fan projects expressed that Lionel Messi represented a lot for Argentinians and highlighted that, as he wrote, he had achieved great accomplishments for the love of the sport and for his parents, to whom he dedicated his victories. He was also described as humble and not very interested in seeking attention. The account noted that many Argentinians who were born when Messi was just starting would find it difficult to imagine the national team without him and thanked him for his humility and for staying true to himself. https://t.co/pAcDBo5rQh #LionelMessi #Argentina #Fútbol (translated)

The PT Brazil published that Lula asked for humility in front of voters who did not vote for the group and stated that 30 million people did not go to the polls. According to the publication, he said that a third way did not emerge and that there would be 20 days to assess how to convince these voters. PT Brazil also attributed to Lula the statement that Flávio Bolsonaro represented the system, while the group's candidacy would be anti-system. Regarding the STF, he would have defended discussing with society the criteria for appointing ministers and stated that no one was above the law. In the area of public security, Lula reportedly said that the states could no longer deal with the problem alone and compared the actions of organized crime to those of a multinational. According to PT Brazil, he stated that the Federal Police could only act in federalized cases and asked governors to support the approval of the PEC of the Public Security Reform. #Lula #Política #SegurançaPública (translated)

Xico Graziano wrote that Renan Santos led the MBL, founded the Missão party, presented proposals that he considered interesting for the country, and contested the elections with idealism. According to Graziano, ideological polarization consumed the energy of the campaign, and politicians rarely engaged in self-criticism after a defeat, preferring to attribute it to others or external factors. The author stated that Santos had launched good ideas but questioned whether Missão had been able to find fertile ground for them or if the proposals themselves hindered their realization. He also mentioned that the party's challenge continued to be formulating a development model without populism, based on economic freedom, technological education, and the empowerment of individuals, without public assistance that he called handouts or oversight of progressive agendas. He added that the model should include fighting organized crime and expressed hope that it would be viable in Brazil. #política #RenanSantos #ideologia (translated)

Juanca wrote that the person he was addressing had endured insults and mockery for their way of speaking and being, but had not given up. He said that reaching the finals when few believed in her was already a victory, and that she had responded to her critics with work, humility, and heart. He also thanked her for showing how what others disqualified could represent pride, neighborhood, and family. #Orgullo #Barrio #Superación (translated)

Negro wrote that losing elections was part of politics and stated that he himself had lost more times than he had won. He argued that after a defeat, it was necessary to return home with humility, evaluate the necessary adjustments, and prepare to offer a better proposal to the electorate in the next contest. According to him, this was the obligation, and not to form forced alliances or give political capital to people with whom one disagreed for agreements of uncertain motivation. #Eleições #Democracia #Política (translated)