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Renato Souza wrote that ICL Notícias pointed out that CNN Brasil had previously arranged questions for an interview with Daniel Vorcaro in 2025 and maintained a multimillion-dollar contract with Master. According to the publication, the network had received at least R$ 10 million last year. Souza added that CNN denied that Vorcaro was a partner of the company and stated that the amount referred to a sponsorship contract. #CNNBrasil #DanielVorcaro #Jornalismo (translated)

Biazita Gomes wrote that the ICL had pointed out an alleged involvement of CNN with Vorcaro, including payments to arrange questions in interviews. According to her, Vorcaro also allegedly used a derogatory term to refer to those involved. https://t.co/QPls0wgiMr #CNN #ICL #entrevistas (translated)

Political Analysis stated that CNN received 10 million per year from Vorcaro and that he required interviews with pre-arranged questions. According to the publication, messages revealed by the ICL showed that the company frequently asked Vorcaro for money. The post also cited a message from Ana Matos, a representative of Master, who described CNN as "another bottomless pit" in search of money. #CNN #Vorcaro #Jornalismo (translated)

Eric.k, known as The Irradiated Radish, had supported the people who were protesting and called for them to act peacefully and watch over each other. He advised them to charge their phones, bring water, snacks, their medications and papers, notify a loved one, and set up a meeting point as well as several exit routes, due to transport disruptions and station closures he had announced. He also recommended filming important events from a distance, keeping the original files, and noting the time and place of the events. According to him, filming law enforcement officers on duty in public was legal in France. He advised saving the videos, protecting their accounts, and not posting images that would unnecessarily expose the identity of other protesters. He finally urged to film the RIO to the maximum. #Manifestation #DroitDeManifester #Soutien (translated)

Seydi Ba advised people participating in the demonstration planned for the following day to film any potential police violence, considering video as an effective means of defense. He stated that it was legal to film the police and that an officer could not prohibit it solely because they were being filmed, nor could they force someone to delete their footage. He recommended enabling automatic backup on iCloud, Google Photos, or OneDrive, and then sending the videos as soon as the network allowed, which was often congested during demonstrations. He also suggested live streaming, provided that the platform kept a recording, and advised filming before an incident, announcing the date, time, and location out loud, and framing the RIO number of the officers, which was mandatory except in cases allowed by regulations. Seydi Ba also called for maintaining distance and avoiding filming the faces of other demonstrators, especially during live streams. In the event of violence, he advised against immediately publishing the footage, to keep the original file unaltered and to pass it on to a lawyer. He finally warned about the risk of images disappearing or a phone being damaged after being handled by police officers. #Manifestation #ViolencesPolicières #DroitsDesCitoyens (translated)

Cleber Lourenço recommended that his followers watch Desperta ICL that day and encouraged them to invite friends, share the post, and tag colleagues. He said that the program would present more revelations about what he called Flávio Bolsonaro's plan for Brazil and for pensions. #DespertaICL #FlávioBolsonaro #Aposentadorias (translated)

The Political Analysis stated that Flávio Bolsonaro received a plan called Project Brazil of Tomorrow from 500 businessmen. According to the publication, the proposal aimed to raise the retirement age for men and women to 67 years, establish amounts below the minimum wage for the BPC, unemployment insurance, and pensions, as well as significantly cut the Bolsa Família. The publication also stated that the plan did not mention reducing privileges for politicians and businessmen and estimated that a potential Flávio government would save R$ 140 billion in the short term. The post mentioned the ICL. #ProjetoBrasilDeAmanhã #FlávioBolsonaro #EconomiaBrasil (translated)

David Ágape stated that the ICL had promoted ads against Flávio Bolsonaro on Meta. According to him, an advertisement paid for by Eduardo Moreira, the founder of the institute, told voters that Flávio was "the last candidate" they could vote for. The ad displayed the name of the ICL, and Meta's records indicated Moreira as the payer, Ágape wrote. The author said that the practice was prohibited by the TSE. According to his description, the Electoral Law allowed paid promotion only when contracted by authorized campaign representatives and intended to promote a candidacy or party; a resolution from the court expressly prohibited negative promotion. https://t.co/rb4CRezYol #Eleições2022 #FlávioBolsonaro #TSE (translated)

Janoninho wrote that DiaTV, ICL, Rede TVT, Mídia Ninja, and 342 Artes would broadcast a live event for democracy on Avenida Paulista, with the presence of President Lula. He encouraged the audience to watch, invite family members, and share the transmission with friends and acquaintances. #LULANAPAULISTA #Democracia #AvenidaPaulista #Lula (translated)

POPTime reported that the Prerrogatives group requested the Federal Police to investigate a testimony from Daniel Vorcaro against Lula, which the profile classified as false and stated had been given in exchange for freedom. According to ICL, cited by POPTime, Flávio Bolsonaro was one of the first to call Vorcaro after his release on Saturday, which, according to the profile, fueled rumors. https://t.co/MP0mbHUP2t #Lula #Investigação #Política (translated)

Mídia NINJA questioned the United States' decision to close the embassy and consulates in Brazil and suspend consular services two days before the election, stating that the threat that motivated the measure was not explained. According to the publication, Jamil Chade from ICL reported that the decision surprised the Brazilian government, Itamaraty, and Abin. #Segurança #Eleições #Diplomacia (translated)

Flávio Bolsonaro sued me because of a question. At ICL, I asked: "Would Flávio Bolsonaro leave his daughters alone with his vice-candidate?", referring to the accusations against Alfredo Gaspar. Now, both have taken legal action against me and ICL. https://t.co/eEJ7j1QeQN #Política #LiberdadeDeExpressão #Justiça (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 #STF #Trump #DireitosHumanos (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. #Trump #STF #Brasil (translated)

I was just acting in two simultaneous trials; possibly the two most viral electoral cases of 2026: Nikolas vs. ICL (the "lindão" case) and Flávio Bolsonaro vs. Antonio Tabet (the Nossa Senhora Aparecida case). I gave an oral argument in the Nikolas case and we won by majority in the TRE-MG (we will publish a note with details soon). In Tabet's case, I am cautiously optimistic, the current score is 3 to 2 to uphold the injunction of Minister André Mendonça. Two votes are still needed. #Justiça #Eleições2026 #Direito (translated)

Petição pede reabertura das rachadinhas de Flávio Bolsonaro após reportagem do ICL Representação usa revelação sobre cofre mantido pelo senador para sustentar existência de provas novas e pede quebra de sigilo e depoimento de Flávio LEIA 👇️ https://t.co/fKgp7OpnUx #FlávioBolsonaro #Política #Justiça