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Antonio Tabet questioned what was missing in an image of a candidate who, according to him, promised to fight for women, black people, the poor, "good men" and workers. Among the options, he suggested that all these groups were absent. https://t.co/zVwwSWfUIj #Eleições #JustiçaSocial #DireitosHumanos (translated)

The author stated that those who despised the Constitution should be on alert. He said that if their rights to health, education, pension, work, and housing were worth nothing, then their rights to private property, profit, and physical and moral integrity would also cease to be worth anything. He added that his group was larger than theirs. #DireitosHumanos #Cidadania #JustiçaSocial #BR (translated)

NINJA Media stated that Yudjá youth recorded a manifesto in defense of democracy, indigenous rights, land demarcation, and social justice, in support of Lula's reelection. The publication also called for support for the campaign. The video was credited to Dadyma Juruna and Yarikayu. https://t.co/XQ87KdKOeM #Democracia #DireitosIndígenas #JustiçaSocial (translated)

Thomaz stated that Richarlison had published a video explaining how Flávio Bolsonaro had taken his island. He questioned what Bolsonaro could do to poor Brazilians if he acted this way against a millionaire player. https://t.co/qe5J8edijL #Richarlison #FlavioBolsonaro #JusticaSocial (translated)

The author stated that poverty is not measured only by income, but also by the lack of opportunities and choices. On the International Day for the Eradication of Poverty, he mentioned the importance of recalling the role of quality employment and social protection. https://t.co/O1siJvIFCg #ErradicaçãoDaPobreza #JustiçaSocial #Oportunidades #BR (translated)

I understand the people's indignation on the street, but I also make an appeal: express your indignation, but seek to respect democratic rules and the right to protest, because the right to protest also implies respecting public order and security. José Luís Carneiro criticized again the decision of the Government, Chega, and IL to approve the new rental law. #DireitoÀHabitação #Manifestações #JustiçaSocial (translated)

Rick Azevedo stated that the dispute was over the algorithm and argued that the working class should know that the end of the 6x1 shift was an achievement of theirs. He also declared that the change was law and used the slogan "Lula tetra." https://t.co/fUyt4RBwpE #Trabalho #DireitosTrabalhadores #JustiçaSocial (translated)

Rick Azevedo stated that President Lula signed the Rick Azevedo Law, which would eliminate the 6x1 work schedule in Brazil. He said that the achievement of an exhausted pharmacy clerk represented a victory for millions of workers and thanked those who fought by his side. https://t.co/pGdtWo0scs #Trabalho #JustiçaSocial #DireitosTrabalhistas (translated)

Jéssica stated that the PT in the Northeast remains by combining social justice agendas with more right-wing positions, instead of relying on the "ciranda". She said that PT governors, when questioned about security, would respond similarly to center and right-wing politicians, and attributed her election to this. #PT #JustiçaSocial #Política (translated)

Janoninho stated that the schedule of five days of work and two days of rest, without a salary reduction, was an achievement of workers, women, men, and students who took to the streets. He said that the “other side” wanted to abolish labor rights, with a seven-day workweek and no limit on hours, and attributed to Flávio a proposal for a work schedule based on hours worked, also without limits. Janoninho asked people to vote for number 13 on the 25th to guarantee this model and avoid a setback. #Trabalho #DireitosHumanos #JustiçaSocial (translated)

The author wrote that the police presence in the Port and many of the comments that followed showed, in his view, that more than the right to housing was at stake, and he called for the defense of that right. He also urged people to take to the streets on Saturday. https://t.co/gJ4dGxitVK #DireitoÀHabitação #Protesto #JustiçaSocial #PT (translated)

Jones Manoel wrote that young Atikum reported death threats against leaders of the Olho D’água do Padre village, in the Atikum Indigenous Land, following a reoccupation of the Curumim daycare. According to a statement from the Atikum Gameleira Young Activist Group (GJAAG), people associated with the administration of Mayor Elisinho Soares, from Carnaubeira da Penha, made the threats. The statement said that the reoccupation was a community decision, made after intense political persecution by the administration during the electoral period. Manoel also stated that violence against Indigenous peoples was increasing in Brazil and cited 258 murders in 2025, compared to 211 in 2024. He advocated for the complete preservation of the rights of Indigenous peoples to their territories and self-determination, and positioned himself against oligarchies and coronels who, according to him, perpetuated the extermination of populations, ways of life, and indigenous knowledge. #DireitosIndígenas #JustiçaSocial #Ativismo (translated)

Rick Azevedo stated that the 6x1 shift had ended and attributed the result to the support of the workers. He described the change as a revenge of the working class, which, according to him, had been devalued for decades under a slave-like regime. https://t.co/qSw9PpZVIC #Trabalho #DireitosTrabalhistas #JustiçaSocial (translated)

The author stated that at 3 a.m., after the press left, there was an attack against people who had already set up their tents. He said that 37 people were injured while defending the right to a home and classified the action as intimidation, not as maintaining public order. He added that the Ministry of Internal Administration had 13 of his questions unanswered and that the Assembly of the Republic had a vote of solidarity to cast. https://t.co/FJfwTNcy5m #DireitosHumanos #Solidariedade #JustiçaSocial #PT (translated)

Rob stated that costs would be passed on and that companies would close down, anticipating widespread bankruptcies. He compared the situation to the abolition of slavery in 1888, the creation of the minimum wage in 1936, and the creation of the 13th salary in 1962. https://t.co/Fh4IPSz23I #economia #sociedade #justiçasocial (translated)

Comrade Wood pointed out the recognition of same-sex unions in 2011, the Quotas Law in 2012, and the end of the 6x1 work schedule, scheduled for 2026 upon its publication, as three of the most important events in Brazil's recent history in the struggle for rights. Regarding same-sex unions, he wrote that Marta Suplicy had presented the first proposal on the subject in 1995 and that, in 2004, the Lula administration reinforced the agenda with the Brazil Without Homophobia project. The achievement, according to the author, came in 2011. Concerning the Quotas Law, he stated that the government sent to Congress, in 2004, Bill 3,627/2004, which advocated for spots for students from public schools, especially blacks and indigenous people, in federal institutions. He also highlighted that, in 2012, Senator Ana Rita (PT-ES) was the rapporteur of the proposal in the Senate's Constitution and Justice Commission and advocated for ethnic-racial criteria. He then wrote that President Dilma sanctioned the law. Wood described the reduction of the 6x1 work schedule as an old struggle. According to him, a constitutional amendment on the reduction of working hours was presented in the Senate in 2015, and another proposal was presented in 2019 by a politician from the PT. Starting in 2023, he claimed, the mobilization was primarily led by Rick Azevedo and Erika Hilton. The author also attributed the main popular achievements since the 1988 Constitution to the political left in the country and said they should always be valued. Finally, he argued that the agendas should not focus on issues like a hypothetical bathroom, the "gay kit," or interests that, in his assessment, benefitted only the ruling class. #DireitosHumanos #LutaPelaIgualdade #JustiçaSocial (translated)

The author stated that the left had achieved, through popular mobilization, a historic victory for the country, despite considering Congress and the Senate deplorable and governance difficult and treacherous. He also advocated for the end of the 6x1 work schedule and associated the cause with the valuing of workers, the end of slavery, and human dignity. #LutaPopular #DireitosHumanos #JustiçaSocial (translated)