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Mafinha stated that journalists had described a leftist act conducted the previous weekend as large and honest. According to her, when bolsonarism organized a demonstration of similar or greater size, the same professionals dismissed it and said that previous acts had been larger. The author questioned this difference in treatment. #politica #Brasil #imprensa (translated)

The Left Bloc asked the government to support the immediate sale of the magazine Visão, which is maintained by journalists who wish to buy it, to prevent its closure due to the insolvency of Trust in News, of which the state is the largest creditor. #Visão #Media #Insolvência (translated)

Raiam Santos McArn wrote that he did not understand the surprise at Vorcaro buying journalists. He also questioned how news portals paid the salaries of their teams while selling ads "in the dark" and competing with Meta, Google, and TikTok. #jornalismo #notícias #mídia (translated)

POPTime reported that Erick Jacquin criticized a French newspaper and stated that Lula's government had "destroyed Brazil." Jacquin said that French journalists should better inform themselves about the situation in the country and asked them to stop spreading what he classified as nonsense. https://t.co/89cE2OY5xI #Lula #Brasil #Jornalismo (translated)

A SPACE LIBERDADE stated that Érick Jacquin revolted against a French newspaper and said that Lula had destroyed Brazil. According to the publication, Jacquin asked French journalists to inform themselves about the government's situation and accused them of not seeing reality. https://t.co/cwwYKgMcKW #Lula #Brasil #Jornalismo (translated)

Hayy stated that Daniel Vorcaro edited texts for Gabriela Prioli's videos and guided content to attack journalists and defend operations of Banco Master. He also mentioned a video in which Anitta claimed to have learned everything about politics from Prioli and mocked the statement. #Política #Brasil #Desmascarados (translated)

Paula Schmitt stated that she would present evidence that, according to her, would reinforce what journalists were commenting in the newsrooms: that Guilherme Amado would sell articles in exchange for money, favors, access, or protection. She said she could not affirm that there was payment, but claimed she could prove that Amado received orders from Vorcaro and complied with them. #jornalismo #corrupção #investigação (translated)

Julio Freiress stated that Vorcaro arranged via messages the editing of a report with Lilian Tahan, a leader of Metrópoles, and that the text was done by journalist Isadora Teixeira. He also said that Grupo Globo and Metrópoles coordinated editorial content and alleged that Vorcaro had bought other media outlets and journalists to speak well of him. #Jornalismo #Mídia #Ética (translated)

Paulo Motoryn wrote that the Master case had deepened the crisis of credibility in the press, including non-commercial outlets, and demanded transparency regarding funding, values, and relationships with readers. He also stated that since the launch of his independent project, he had been attacked by right-wing journalists whom he deemed mediocre and by a left-wing journalist. #Imprensa #Transparência #Credibilidade (translated)

David Ágape stated that journalists faced conflicts of interest when covering their own employers, especially due to work relationships. He compared this type of conflict to others, such as family ties, friendships, and ideological affinities, and said it also existed in science. According to Ágape, professionals from Metrópoles, Estadão, Folha, and O Globo did not usually publicly criticize their own outlets without permission. He also stated that advertisers could influence, directly or indirectly, the agendas of newspapers. In his assessment, in the model of free news, the product was the readers' attention and the client was the advertiser; he said that the Master case had made this dynamic evident. Ágape defended the existence of various competing outlets and mentioned what he called the "Consortium" during the pandemic. He noted that journalists still had individual responsibility to refuse unethical or illegal orders, but said that this aspect was often ignored in discussions on social media. He also advocated for alternative journalism funded by readers and called for subscriptions to support the outlet A Investigação and its independence. https://t.co/XuG3rvfuLG #Jornalismo #ConflitoDeInteresses #ImprensaIndependente (translated)

Rafael Rodrigues Viegas highlighted the importance of the work of journalists from The Intercept Brasil and the magazine piauí. He stated that investigating people with money and power required the freedom to go against interests and that supporting this work was defending the right to know information that powerful people would prefer to keep hidden. #Jornalismo #LiberdadeDeImprensa #Investigação (translated)

Antonio Tabet wrote that Daniel Vorcaro supposedly had influence over businessmen, lawyers, deputies, senators, ministers of the Supreme Federal Court, artists, and journalists. He added that it would be up to the voter to decide whether Vorcaro would also have influence over the president of Brazil. #Eleições2022 #Política #Brasil (translated)

"What has been announced by the United States, from our point of view, does not correspond to a consistent and coherent exercise in resolving this matter," criticized Luís Montenegro in statements to journalists upon arriving at the summit of heads of state and government of the European Union (EU) in Brussels. #GuerraNaUcrânia #Gasóleo #Geopolítica (translated)

The Planeta do Futebol page reported that two hooded men, identified as Corinthians fans, launched fireworks against the gate of the CT Joaquim Grava in protest over the team's results. According to the publication, they arrived by car while a report was being filmed, asked for the cameras to be turned off, and after lighting the fireworks and demanding accountability from the players, left the location. One of them reportedly showed a revolver to a member of the Globo crew and displayed the weapon upon leaving. The publication added that journalists heard the explosions inside the CT and were advised to leave the area as a precaution. The management reportedly requested a police vehicle and reinforced security. Earlier, during Seedorf's training on his first day at the club, other explosions of fireworks had already alarmed staff and journalists, according to the report. #Corinthians #Protesto #Segurança (translated)